Russell Coight's All Aussie Adventures (2001)

Russell's first interview with Rove McManus on Rove Live.

Russell Coight is interviewed by Bert Newton on Good Morning Australia.

Bonus never-before-seen footage from series 1.

Bonus never-before-seen footage from series 2.

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Rare one-on-one on-set interview with Russell Coight.

The first single off Russell Cought's soon-to-be-released CD Country Crusin'.

Russell Coight makes his return to television as guest quiz master on Have You Been Paying Attention?

The first episode in Russell Coight's adventures. Russell has been asked by a mate to help with a cattle muster. As he makes his way through central Australia, he comes across people in need of help. While he gives his own tips on outback survival and Australia's history.

Russell continues making his way to help with the cattle muster in Central Australia.

Russell makes his way to the North Queensland Daintree region. Again sharing his own version of the history of the region and historical figures. Whilst giving survival tips for the outback. All of which should not be taken seriously.

The continuing adventures of Russell Coight. In this episode Russell takes three city kids with him into the Highlands of South Eastern Australia.

Russell introduces the kids to the intricate art of sheep shearing and the safe way to handle and use firearms. Also, they are taught the correct way to set a trap to catch some dinner.

Russell needs to do a bit of travelling to get to his niece Penny's wedding in far north Queensland. On the way he takes part in a fishing challenge with some old mates, has a couple of beers in a local pub and finally arrives at the wedding - by helicopter.

Russell travels to outback New South Wales for a muster with some old mates. Along the way he reveals secrets such as intricate home-made camp seats.

Russell takes some international tourists to the outback for the experience of their lives. Russell gives some amazing facts and figures on the high country of Australia to his guests.

Russell continues his journey with his group of international travelers through Australia's wilderness and they meet up with an old mate of Russell's who joins them by the fire.

Russell attempts to retrace the steps of two of the country's earliest explorers, Oscar Forbes and William Montgomery. He hopes to locate the grave of Forbes which has never been found. During his trip, he helps out an old mate's wife with a snake problem, and drops in on a camel farm.

As Russell continues his journey to find Forbes' grave, he drops in on a few old mates and has a chat with them. He eventually finds the resting place of the explorer, and sets his own memorial for the man.

Russell travels through the outback on a mission to release a rare kangaroo back to his habitat. Along the way he helps out some young surf lifesavers by showing them how the drills should be done, and assists a couple of female backpackers.

Russell takes one of his most eager fans out to the outback for the experience of a lifetime. He imparts his knowledge about bush traps and camp fires, plus they play a few night games.

Over 15 years since he last set fire to a national park, Russell Coight is back. He'll catch up with some old mates, share survival tips and introduce us to some of his favorite species.

Russell helps get rid of some rabbits, shows how to make a bush hammock and helps rescue a very special friend.

Russell shares his love of plants, teaches school children about wildlife and helps out a stranded couple whose vehicle is bogged.

Russell explores the wonderful Daintree rainforest with some travelers, shows us how to spot crocodile tracks and how to spear fish on the river.

Russell helps move a fallen tree off the road, shows us how to shower in the outback and helps out a stranded couple when their caravan gets stuck.

Russell takes his niece, Chrissie, into the outback to teach her a thing or two about desert survival.

Russell shares his love of native fauna with some unsuspecting students.