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Sunday 22 November
This morning Weekend Today finds out if the world will end in 2012, and checks out the fire situation in NSW.

Saturday 21 November
This morning Weekend Today gets an etiquette lesson from Val Edwards, plus our reporter Jade Robran sits down for an exclusive chat with rising star Jessica Mauboy.

Friday 20 November
Come down and see the one and only Michael Buble' live in concert at Our Lady of Fatima Church, Corner of Forest Road and Isaac Street, Peakhurst.

Thursday 19 November
TODAY brings you the latest on the SA high fire warnings; Mia Freedman discusses the latest headlines; and Margaret Smith gives an update on how twins Trishna and Krishna are doing after their miracle surgery. Plus, Sarah Harris compares tanning products to find which offers the most natural tan.

Wednesday 18 November
Brenton Eden discusses catastrophic fire warnings; we chat to texter champ Jian Li; Olympic legend Sam Riley talks pool safety; and where is Mary? We cross to producer of Mary Poppins the musical about his quest to find the practically perfect candidate.

Tuesday 17 November
This morning on TODAY - Jonathan Nally joins talks about the launch of Atlantis; Shane Fitzsimmons gives us the latest fire update; we take a look at the junk food advertising campaigns nominated for the Fame and Shame Awards; and we we chat with Britney's no. 1 impersonator, who is currently on tour.

Monday 16 November
We bring you the latest details of the heatwave sweeping Australia; Mark McCrindle joins TODAY to explain what's in store for the next generation - Gen Alpha; and weatherman Steve Jacobs is in the Starlight room this morning, with details on how you can donate to seriously ill children this Christmas.

Saturday 14 November
This morning Weekend Today crosses live to Ian Healy for all the latest on Tiger Woods and the JBWere Masters, plus our reporter Jade Robran heads to the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards.

Friday 13 November
We bring you the weekend weather forecast, plus all the latest action from the Australian Masters.

Thursday 12 November
TODAY has gone golf crazy... And with good reason: Tiger Woods is in town! We're live from Melbourne to bring you all the action from the Australian Masters.

Wednesday 11 November
It's an action packed morning on TODAY! Megan Griffiths debunks some common recycling myths; Tim Faulkner from the Reptile Park joins the show with some furry friends; Charlie Brown presents the latest in high tech gadgets; and the TODAY team attempt to break some world records!

Tuesday 10 November
This morning on TODAY - all the latest on the heatwave sweeping across southern Australia; Tony Jones joins us for a preview of what we can expect for the JBWere Masters; and comedian Julia Morris shows us how to prepare the perfect Mexican treat!

Monday 09 November
Should children start school any earlier than six? Author of ‘Thriving at School’, Dr John Irvine, discusses some important new findings; we take a sneek peek at the Aussie Winter Olympics uniform; And he’s the man who’s set the Australian surfing scene on fire – Mick Fanning joins TODAY!

Sunday 8 November
This morning Weekend Today meets the man transforming fast food into fancy food, plus that loveable red monster Elmo drops by for a chat

Saturday 7 November
This morning Weekend Today crosses over with psychic medium, John Edward

Friday 06 November
This morning on TODAY - Lee Kernaghan drops by for a chat about his new album, Planet Country; and TODAY’s technology editor Charlie Brown explains how to avoid getting ripped off by home internet connections. Plus, Sarah Harris has exclusive backstage access to Britney's Circus.

Thursday 05 November
Maggie Dent tells us why children who play less are more likely to be depressed later in life; US reporter Peter Stefanovic brings us the latest on the Winter Olympics torch relay; David Rastovich explains why he's kayaking from Byron Bay to Bondi Beach; and Botox for feet - Podiatrist Brendan Brown joins us in studio to talk about the latest fad.

Tuesday 03 November
The star of Nine reality series 'The Apprentice Australia', Mark Bouris discusses the expected interest rate rise this afternoon; and Donna Hay joins TODAY with the perfect Cup Day barbie recipes.

Monday 02 November
Rockstars Benji and Joel Madden from Good Charlotte drop by for a chat; Ross Greenwood predicts a rate rise for Melbourne Cup Day; Joanna McMillan Price talks about the dangers of trans fats; Parenting expert Maggie Dent discusses the new truancy laws that could land parents enormous fines;and he’s dined with kings and convicts... Celebrity agent Harry M Miller chats about his latest memoir. PLUS, celebrate motherhood! Nominations are open for the 2010 Barnardos Australia's Mother of the Year awards.

Sunday 1 November
This morning while we look at Derby day celebrations, there is no celebrating the possibility of an interest rate rise this Tuesday - Ross Greenwood explains. Plus we chat to the founders of a dating website that is exclusively for beautiful people.

Saturday 31 October
We're celebrating this weekend on TODAY! Firstly we head to Melbourne to talk all things racing ahaed of the Derby day while in studio those crafty ladies, the Quirky birds, show us the best ideas for the kids this Halloween.

Friday 30 October
Bruce and Denise Morcombe speak about their foundation which aims at raising awareness for child safety, racing insider Emma Freedman joins us with her hot tips for Derby Day and David Jones Ambassador Megan Gale and Sue Murray from the National Breast Cancer Foundation join us on TODAY with the exciting news of how much money has been raised from David Jones.

Thursday 29 October
Vanessa Amorosi joins us live on TODAY for a chat and to perform her number one hit single 'This Is Who I Am' and David Jones Ambassador Emma Freedman tells us what fashion accessories are a safe bet for race day.

Wednesday 28 October
Mia Freedman talks about the current push for a body image code for advertisers and media; Kathryn Bonella chats about her new book called ‘Hotel Kerobokan’; one of Australia's greatest cyclists, Cadel Evans discusses his first book, ‘Close to flying’; and trainer to the stars Tracy Anderson reveals her slimming secrets.

Tuesday 27 October
This morning on TODAY, Charlie Brown tells you how your mobile can betray you; Disgraced footy star Wayne Carey speaks about his tell-all book; Reg Mombassa, the co-founder of rock group Mental As Anything, joins us for a chat; and Jessica Watson is only into the second week of her attempt to be the youngest person to sail solo around the world but already there's someone in the wings getting ready to beat her - We meet 16-year-old Abby Sunderland. Plus, all the dates for The Australian Surf Movie Festival

Monday 26 October
Happy Monday, everyone! We have a great lineup to celebrate the start of a new week - Jackie Collins has been dubbed the woman whose knowledge of Hollywood mating rituals would make David Attenborough blush, and she joins us from Hollywood to chat about her new book; Champion Aerial Skier Alisa Camplin chats about the upcoming Winter Olympics; and Rob Belgiovane presents this week's best ads on TV.

Sunday 25 October
This morning on Weekend Today, get the latest on the wet weather expected for parts of the country while we cross live to Sydney’s inaugral Breakfast on the Bridge. Mentor to sailor Jessica Watson, Don McIntyre updates us on Jess’s progress. We meet the young mum turning her Youtube hobby into money, plus learn how you can shed kilos by actually eating chocolate and cookies!

Saturday 24 October
There's no miscommunication on Weekend Today as we learn why complaints against Telcos is on the rise. Dr Helen Zorbass discusses the upcoming Pink Ribbon day for breast cancer awareness. We cross live to Bondi beach for the launch of the nippers season, plus we log on and take a look at the success that is Youtube.

Friday 23 October
Dr Anthony Leeds discusses the controversial Cambridge Diet.

Thursday 22 October
Technology editor Charlie Brown presents Windows 7; Big wave riders Ryan Hipwood and Richie Vaculik talk about their near-death experience; and do you ever feel like you're a bad mother? You're not alone! Amanda Cox, who will be launching a bad mothers club to make mums feel good about themselves, also joins the show.

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