Tara and Rob come up with some great space saving multipurpose ideas to turn studio living into a comfy, cosy home. They have plenty of ideas for us all, whether you’re a renter, trying to make the most of a small space or your bedroom also happens to be your everything else room.

Harry visits a very large and beautiful St Bernard that has become difficult to handle when out walking. He charges and becomes over excited when he sees other dogs, Harry’s got just the answer to cut this big dog down to size. If cuddly and furry isn’t your thing how about a reptile! Dr Harry visits one of the best private collections of reptiles in Australia. He introduces us the bearded dragon and carpet python the best species for someone starting out with reptiles. He shows us how easy reptiles are to keep once you have the enclosure set up. You’ll be amazed at how friendly they can be!

Karen cooks a delicious pudding made with exotic flavors from the middle east! It’s so easy to cook and it even makes its own sauce! Her coffee/chocolate pudding will be a hit in your home.

There’s nothing like visiting the home of your favorite ingredient. Ed heads down to Kangaroo Island off the South Australian coastline to visit the home his favourite fetta. While there he creates a delicious Fetta tart to tempt your taste buds and also manages to get up close to the local wildlife.

You’ve probably all seen gabion rock baskets used before as retaining walls or to stop erosion along the side of the road. But Jason takes it to another level, adding some style to the garden with a modern feature bench that blends the natural beauty of wood and rock.

Joh and Pete visit Gunyah Beach House, a house that’s designed to withstand the elements on the coast at Bundeena. The Architect, Clinton Murray describes the property as a refuge from the world. The project was awarded an Architecture Award (Residential, New) at the RAIA Architecture Awards. watch the video