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Keagan finds a key . . .It opens a doorway . . .He steps through . . .Into a weird world of clones who are obsessed with perfection. But this world isn’t as perfect as it seems. Keagan is determined to return home – all he has to do is find a way out of the city, survive the Dumping Ground and outsmart a bunch of rogue clones! Will Keagan escape Perfect World?

Xandra finds a key . . .It opens a doorway . . .She and her brother are sucked through . . .Into a crazy world that looks like steampunk London. Except in this world there are no humans – only animals. Xandra and Lex encounter rhino police, armadillo housekeeping staff, rodent inventors and even a lion on the throne. Here humans are the endangered species!Will Xandra and Lex survive Beast World?

Find the key! Open the doorway! Enter the other world! Hall finds a key . . .It opens a doorway . . .He is transported . . .Into a strange virtual reality – part of a game world where humans are battling computers for survival! In this world, human imagination is everything and can even save your life. Hall must use all his game-geek knowledge to tell reality from virtual reality and find a way home. Will Hall play his way out of Game World?

Find the key! Open the doorway! Enter the other world! Newt and Rowan find a key . . .It opens a door . . .They are pulled through . . .Into a world ravaged by the darkness. Buildings are just piles of rubble and among the debris are zombie-like humans! Newt and Rowan are desperate to escape, until they stumble upon something much more sinister. There is evil in this world – and it''s coming from the strangest of sources. Will Newt and Rowan be able to contain the darkness?

A high-octane adventure series for children written in partnership with the Royal Flying Doctor ServiceAn isolated location and last-minute complications put this rescue in danger!Sam, Dawson and Emma are taking a road trip with their dad along the dusty Oodnadatta Track. They stop at Farina, an old ghost town full of crumbling buildings – perfect for a game of tip. But as they run through the ruins, their dad seriously injures his leg and it’s up to the kids to find help. They manage to call the Royal Flying Doctor Service, but the situation is so bad it’s up to Dawson to administer first aid to his dad until the aeromedical retrieval team arrives.

A high-octane adventure series for children written in partnership with the Royal Flying Doctor ServiceIt’s a race against time and the destructive forces of nature! Twelve-year-old Alice lives in the outback mining town of Mount Magnet. One morning, she is struck down with acute appendicitis. To make things worse, the nearest hospital is hundreds of kilometres away and Alice’s appendix could rupture at any moment. An urgent call is made to the Royal Flying Doctor Service and a plane is despatched. But as a massive storm approaches, the pressure is on for the RFDS to get to Alice and transport her to the hospital before it hits.

A high-octane adventure series for children written in partnership with the Royal Flying Doctor ServiceThe challenges of outback life create a double mission for the RFDS!In the middle of the night Josh watches as a Royal Flying Doctor Service plane lands on his family’s cattle station, just outside Coober Pedy. The RFDS are there to help his mother deliver her baby, but after the birth they are rushed off to hospital. Josh stays with his dad to tend to their property and Josh starts organising a fundraiser for the RFDS. His efforts are cut short when he is bitten by a deadly snake – time is now ticking to get Josh the antivenom he needs.

A high-octane adventure series for children written in partnership with the Royal Flying Doctor ServiceA chance for a new lease on life means the stakes are high on this flight!Dillon loves playing cricket and is forever getting in trouble for his messy room. He’s just a normal kid – except for the fact that he has a rare genetic disorder and desperately needs a liver transplant. Finally, the call that Dillon and his family have been waiting for comes. But it’s 12.30 am and Dillon needs to get from his home in Adelaide to the hospital in Melbourne. An urgent flight with the Royal Flying Doctor Service is the only option.