Back Roads – Season 11

Gippsland Lakes, VIC. Lisa Millar is on an odyssey to discover Australia's largest inland waterway. The magnificent Gippsland Lakes in Victoria is home to over 300 native wildlife species.

Van Life (Part 2). Myf Warhurst continues her van life odyssey in northern NSW and WA. Setting out to discover when van life became a 'thing', she wonders if the nomadic life will lose its appeal?

Van Life (Part 1). These days, thousands of Australians are swapping four walls for four wheels and taking to life on the road. Myf Warhurst hits the bitumen in Far North Queensland to meet some of the people who've chosen van life.

Harvey, WA. Lisa Millar visits Harvey in Western Australia's south-west and discovers how successive waves of migrants have put their stamp on this town, and in doing so have built a thriving multicultural community.

Forrest, VIC. Guest presenter Paul West visits Forrest nestled in Victoria's Otway Ranges. It's here Paul discovers a former logging town that's now more famous for mountain biking than sawmills.

Mataranka, NT. Kristy O'Brien dives into the nostalgia and untold stories of the Never Never - exploring the town of Mataranka in the Top End, where the 1908 classic 'We of the Never Never' book was set.

Snowy River, NSW. Gold Logie nominee and the new host of Back Roads, Lisa Millar straps herself in for an adventure exploring the legendary Snowy River.

10 Years of Back Roads: Heather's Farewell. In her final episode, Heather relives some of the unforgettable moments from her time on the road and returns to her hometown of Murchison in Victoria.

North East Tasmania. Heather Ewart is almost blown away by the "Roaring Forties" winds when she visits the North East of Tasmania - an area rich in history, culture and crayfish.

Outback Dressmakers, NSW. Back Roads is off to a wedding, as Heather Ewart discovers the world of made-to-measure couture dressmaking in outback NSW.