Sabour is fascinated by the modern day phenomenon of internet love scammers. Cyber criminals are fleecing vulnerable Australians of millions of dollars every month but the only person who seems to be doing anything about it is a Detective from the Queensland Fraud Squad.
In an age when celebrity is more likely to come from infamy than talent, what does an ordinary person have to do to become famous? Sabour decides to find out by following a young fame wannabe from Brisbane, Skye Harper, in her struggle up the celebrity ladder.
When Australian kickboxing champion Roger Abbas was killed in mysterious circumstances in Syria in late 2012, it set off a chain of stories in the national media about Australian citizens heading over there to take part in the war – either as humanitarians or ‘jihadists’.
What happens when you’re born in the wrong body? Biological sex doesn’t always match up with ‘brain sex’ and when that happens, you either spend your life in torment or you make the decision to transition and become the person you know you are inside.
Sabour heads to Arnhem Land to spend two weeks in a small town called Yirrkala living completely under the rules of the Intervention. Five years after it was put into effect, Sabour wants to find out what it’s like to live under the Intervention, by staying in a tent on a beach in the community.
In the first episode, Stem Cell Highway, Sabour follows two Australian stem cell tourists to India as they put their life on the line in a desperate search for a miracle cure.
From porn addicts to 'orphan traffickers' and much more, Head First returns and Sabour Bradley gets unparalleled access to the controversial world of anti-aging clinics and even puts his body, and ethics, on the line.
There's a war on animals happening in Africa right now. If left unchecked it will mean the extinction of the Black Rhino by 2025. Sabour Bradley heads to Africa to join Aussie Damien Mander in the fight against poachers.
It's one of the darkest crimes of the century and Aussies are unwittingly helping it flourish. We're talking about the twisted world of orphanage tourism in Cambodia. Sabour Bradley goes undercover to find out more.
Sabour looks at the way that porn has become the new norm and infiltrated every aspect of our lives, causing what some therapists are calling an 'epidemic' of addiction in Australia.