In 1623 two friends of William Shakespeare published the first collection of his plays. Known as the First Folio, it is considered one of the rarest and most important books ever printed. Historian Mat McLachlan examines Australia's only copy of the First Folio, and discovers why the book continues to capture imaginations 400 years after it was published.

Presenter: Mat McLachlan
Producer: Jess Stebnicki

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In February 1942, a Japanese Zero fighter was shot down over northern Australia. It was the first intact example of the aircraft to be captured by the Allies. Historian Mat McLachlan examines the remains of the plane, and tells the incredible story of its pilot, and his role in the attack on Pearl Harbor, the bombing of Darwin and the Cowra Breakout.

Presenter: Mat McLachlan
Producer: Jess Stebnicki

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The Dear Boss Letter was received in September 1888, and was signed 'Jack the Ripper', the first time this infamous name was used. Historian Mat McLachlan examines the original Dear Boss letter at the National Archives in London, and tells the story of the greatest unsolved crime spree in history.

Presenter: Mat McLachlan
Producer: Jess Stebnicki

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