Leopard Seals in the Ice Graveyard

Around Antarctica's Booth Island we find healthy populations of leopard seals and penguins. Guests from National Geographic Explorer cruised in Zodiacs among the bergs and saw leopard seals up close. Video by Patrick Gilmore.

ASICS: Israel Folau on Rugby

ASICS ambassador and Australian Rugby Union superstar Israel Folau shares his mental approach to becoming the best player that he can be. The Wallabies fullback talks about the importance of goal setting, mental preparation, the ability to turn adversity into advantage and how he can continue to improve as a player.

Food Trends from Taste of Sydney 2015

Food writer and author, Kate Gibbs, talks to chefs at Taste of Sydney, in partnership with Electrolux, and finds out what the food trends are for 2015. For more Taste of Sydney foodie tips and chef secrets visit thinkingofyou.com.au http://bit.ly/19EKJ0Y.

Qantas Points Destination

Qantas Points Destination – Simone's story
We all have a journey that needs to be taken. Simone earned enough Qantas Points to fly her dad to Sydney to meet his new granddaughter. Set your own Points Destination goal and you could win a share of 1 million Qantas Points.* www.qantaspoints.com/destination Authorised under NSW Permit No. LTPS/15/01256, ACT TP15/04853, Victorian Permit No. 15/371 & SA Licence No. T15/284. For full terms and conditions see destination.qantaspoints.com/terms antas Points Destination – The Jones family's story

We all have a journey that needs to be taken. The Jones family earned enough Qantas Points to fly to Byron Bay for their first ever holiday together. Set your own Points Destination goal and you could win a share of 1 million Qantas Points.* https://destination.qantaspoints.com *Terms and conditions apply Authorised under NSW Permit No. LTPS/15/01256, ACT TP15/04853, Victorian Permit No. 15/371 & SA Licence No. T15/284. For full terms and conditions see destination.qantaspoints.com/terms

Samsung LifeLIVE

Sometimes barriers like distance keep people from being part of experiences that no one wants to miss. So we decided to help two people come together in a completely new way to let them share one of life’s most profound moments. Welcome to the world’s first live virtual reality birth using the Samsung Gear VR. #LifeLIVE

Looking forward to Winter 2015 with a throwback to last season.

Throwback to last winter when the snow returned to New Zealand's Southern Alps. We teamed up with a helicopter and online content creators Diaries Downunder and heli-dropped them onto Isobel Glacier.

Challenge of Change – A Talk by Dr Karl

Advancing Australia. How will we fare in the next 40 years? A talk by Dr. Karl on the challenges and opportunities of Australia from the 2015 Intergenerational Report. Learn more at challengeofchange.gov.au

#JDFUTURELEGENDS presents A DAY IN THE LIVE

When it comes to musical performance in the truly digital age, what now is the definition of a ‘live’ show? With Dance music it’s always been an interesting question given technology’s role in the creation, recording and distribution of the genre, but now more than ever a full spectrum of real-time presentation can be found in almost any city on any given night. From DJs armed with a world of music on USB and laptop wizards reworking their own productions on the fly, to outfits boasting banks of hardware, live instrumentation, guests musicians and visual trickery, new rules for engaging with audiences in a live setting are being written. With global attention on the local scene at an all time high Jack Daniel’s #JDFutureLegends series partnered with Sydney’s Electronic Music Conference (EMC) to dig a little deeper into life as a touring artist across Australia’s digital dance-floors, asking what’s now, what’s new and what’s next for a hotbed of talent looking to deliver something fresh onstage in whatever form works for them and their crowd. Directed by Pilerats’ Tay Kaka and featuring thoughts, vibes and music from Crooked Colours, Ribongia, Indian Summer, Kilter, Cosmo’s Midnight, Young Franco, Benson, Luke Million, Frames and Roleo, welcome to A Day In The Live... EXPLORE:MORE:MUSIC: Ribongia ‘Save The Children’ live @ EMC Play 2014 for #JDFutureLegends: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9kJ2JHcb5

Andrew Ucles explores Animal Welfare in Cattle Feedlots | #GoodMeat

YouTube's favourite wild-man Andrew Ucles heads out to Gundamain Feedlot to shed some light on animal welfare in Australian feedlots. Subscribe to Target 100: http://bit.ly/SubscribeTarget100 ----- Follow Target 100: Website: http://www.target100.com.au/Home Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/target100AUS Twitter: https://twitter.com/target100aus On his #GoodMeat adventure, Ucles met Professor Andrew Fisher, an Animal Welfare Scientist at Melbourne University. Fisher chatted with Ucles about what animal welfare means on Aussie cattle feedlots. Ucles also met with Andrew and Tess Herbert, the owners of Gundamain Feedlot. The Herbert family has been farming at Eugowra, near Orange, for more than 150 years. They built Gundamain Feedlot about 10 years ago, based on the designs of renowned US animal behaviourist Temple Grandin. The design is centred on reducing stress for the cattle in the feedlot. Find out more on how animal welfare is managed by Australian cattle and sheep farmers: http://bit.ly/1Bvjzm9 Find out more about how Tess and Andrew Herbert work with cattle on Gundamain Feedlot: http://bit.ly/1EV5cKm Check out Andrew Ucles on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/AndrewUcles

Dusty and Firrito in pre season punch up!!

Pretty sure that’s Dusty and Spud going at it in Elsternwick Park. WTF??

Maybelline AU

Australian Women Try Dream Wonder
Australian Women Try Dream Wonder

Maybelline New York Makeup Director Nigel introduces the new Dream Wonder Foundation and shows you how to apply it for a perfect and natural base.

YBM CSA Brain

Alzheimer's Australia's Your Brain Matters program is based on scientific evidence that a number of health and lifestyle factors that we can all do something about are associated with brain function and the risk of developing dementia. The brain changes that cause dementia begin many years before any symptoms appear. The evidence suggests that midlife is a critical time to think about looking after your brain, body and heart. But it is never too early or too late to make changes that will improve your brain health. For more information go to www.yourbrainmatters.org.au Your Brain Matters is supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Chronic Disease Prevention and Service Improvement Fund.