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TV series based on James Paterson's Alex Cross novels. Alex Cross uses forensic psychology to analyze killers' minds, delving into victims' psyches to identify murderers and bring them to justice.

This looks promising. Whole series out this week. Spanning four tumultuous decades during The Troubles in Northern Ireland.

Shoot to Kill: Terror on the Tube. Two part doco just dropped. A gripping, forensic account of the manhunt across London after the 7/7 terror bombings of 2005 - and the police killing of innocent bystander Jean Charles de Menezes.

Once a week now.

I haven't watched any of it but intend to give episode 1 a crack this weekend. I know I'm in the minority, but Bodyguard really didn't do it for me.

You can access just about any channel. I use an android box to run mine through.

Depends on what you want to watch. Apart from SBS On Demand, I haven't had much luck with vpn's. I prefer a good IPTV.

Season 3 of Interrogation Raw has just started.

First 5 episodes have been released.

You obviously don't realise that TV and movie critics get sent episodes before their release date. https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2024/nov/02/day-of-the-jackal-eddie-redmayne-review-lashana-lynch https://www.rogerebert.com/streaming/day-of-the-jackal-tv-review https://collider.com/day-of-the-jackal-2024-review/

This one has really good reviews. Out later this week.

Seeing as its policy, I just think you got a bad decision. Despite what others say, it does happen. I take it your kids are Australian Citizens. If so, make sure you mention that in the new application. That you intend to travel as a family. 90% of that visa subclass are processed within 28 days. You'd be mad not to apply again. Worst case scenario is you lose $200.00. You could use an agent but it's a basic application so you really shouldn't need to.

Seeing as the decision maker has used policy, not legislation, that is a terrible decision IMO. It's only been 2 years since her last visa. I don't think the decision is appealable, so your only option is to apply again for another type. You will be her sponsor so your wife not being in fulltime employment should not be a deal breaker. Plenty of people are granted visas without full time employment. Just add as much as you can to the application. You sponsoring the holiday, the length of your relationship, visit aging mother, reasons to retuen etc. I feel your pain. I'd be pissed off as well if that was me.

I haven't seen "Settled" Australian as being a reason for refusal. Is that the only reason they provided? If not, maybe you can post the refusal letter minus the personal details. You said you have applied for the Sponsored family stream before. How long ago was her last visit? Paying for airline tickets before a visa grant isn't recommended. Can she apply for a tourist stream visa instead?