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The Magic of Magda
There are many reasons we love Magda Szubanski. There's the comic genius and the cast of outrageous characters she has brought to life over the last 40 years. Then there's her endless care and compassion, her razor-sharp wit, and her unfailing ability to laugh at herself. Now you can add courage to the list. She has shown plenty to reach remission in her gruelling 18-month battle with stage-four blood cancer. Along the way she dug deep, learning much about herself and the experiences that have helped to shape her life. Now, in her first interview since her diagnosis, Magda tells all. And as Nine's Tracy Grimshaw discovers, while the Aussie icon has lost none of her humour or zest for life, she is more reflective, raw and unfiltered than ever.
Reporter: Tracy Grimshaw
Producer: Lisa Brown Chairman of the Board
Time and again Mick Fanning has proven why he's one of the greatest surfers of all time. He is not only a three-time world champion, he's also a survivor, the bloke who famously and unforgettably battled a great white shark, live on television, while competing in South Africa. However, this living legend has also had to endure more than his fair share of hard knocks. The death of one brother at the age of 20 was unthinkable enough, but Mick has lost all three, each much too young. Then in May this year he had to confront the death of his father John. As Mick reveals to Tara Brown, there have been many difficult days, but in true style he has embraced the hurt to find new strength and gratitude.
Reporter: Tara Brown
Producer: Lisa Brown

What if a digital version of you could sit through boring work meetings, answer your emails or even earn money while you sleep? What if they could live on – even after you've died? AI has become so convincingly human that companies are now creating digital replicas that look like us, sound like us and can act on our behalf. In this 7News Spotlight special investigation, Ashlee Mullany delves into the multi-billion-dollar industry pushing the boundaries of what it means to be human. From fashion models using AI ‘twins' to front campaigns without ever setting foot out of bed, to business leaders using digital replicas to deal with colleagues and clients – the technology is already rapidly entering our everyday lives. But it doesn't stop in the workplace. The technology offers a way to create new friends and romantic companions and even make our loved one's immortal. Mullany meets a man who has regular facetime chats with his mother – who died in 2022.