What is it about planes that makes them so fascinating?
Cooper visits Brisbane Airport’s new and improved dedicated plane-spotting area to meet the passionate aviation enthusiasts who know the aircraft, routes and movements, and never get tired of watching the skies.
For many autistic and ADHD people, aviation can become a powerful and joyful special interest. This story celebrates that passion, the incredible knowledge plane spotters develop and the welcoming community built around a shared love of aircraft.
Then, we hit the ice for para ice hockey.
Discover the speed, skill and physical intensity of this incredible adaptive sport as we meet the people helping more players experience the action. It is fast, competitive and proof that the excitement of ice hockey can be made accessible to athletes with different abilities.
Plus, Max and Neighbours take over the abiliTV studio.
Max opens up about living with cerebral palsy and shares the role music has played in his life. As the lead singer and the only member of Neighbours with a disability, he is proving that disability does not define where someone belongs or what they can achieve.
Then, Max and the band take centre stage for a fantastic in-studio performance.