Front Up

Andrew interviews a man with a harsh take on society, and a woman who does tarot card readings out of necessity.

Andrew chats with Gary about his fitness habits, before he demonstrates a kickboxing move; Margie discusses the rewards of nursing.

Andrew discusses family and democracy with Gaby and Suzanne; Raymond talks about his job working at the railway station.

Andrew speaks to Kent and Fern Love about partying, dreams and identity; Englishman Peter chats about his life's motto.

Andrew meets Kurt and Sabrina, a young couple in the first stages of their relationship who are teaching each other how to rollerskate. He also meets Dee, who had a previous life as a dancer before she became a telemarketer.

Andrew meets Elizabeth, a semi-retired woman who has a knack for designing townhouses and dedicates most of her time working for charity. He also meets Brian, who is looking to move from Sydney to Brisbane.

Andrew meets Sandra, a Frenchwoman from New Caledonia who is travelling around Australia, and Kim and Sophie, a couple who have been going out for four weeks.

Andrew meets Michael, who wears an interesting pendant and calls himself a renowned astrologer, which he balances with his job at a deli. Andrew also meets Clint and Belinda, who have matching tattoos that mean free spirit.

A pastor speaks about her work in Papua New Guinea raising ecological awareness; a man speaks about fixing coin-operated laundry machines and his health problems.

A mature aged couple speak about their relationship; a dancer discusses his life, his pets and the importance of personal time; a man tells the strange story of his run-in with the authorities.

A retired post office worker from Leeton talks about his interest in heritage projects; a group of women sit down for a Christmas fairy lunch, singing carols; and a tailor discusses his business.

A public servant talks about her past relationships and emotional bungee jumping. A man and his world famous pet, Buffy the Surfing Rabbit.

A writer discusses her upcoming book and her goldfish. A cop's son, who is a rodeo riding concrete cutter, talks about avoiding drugs.