1Made in the USA They're three true Kiwi kids - triplets - but they were made in the USA. This modern day Brady bunch share one dad and two mothers in two different countries. And everyone in this extended international family gets on just fine. A Kiwi couple who couldn't have children paid an American woman to use her womb. They got the kids they ached for - three of them - and although there are no blood ties there is an indescribable connection. But why is what they did illegal in New Zealand?

2Classroom Revolution Can we improve how kids perform in the classroom simply by throwing money at education? That's been the way in Australia where billions of dollars have been spent to reduce class sizes, increase the use of computers and build more classrooms. But still education standards are in decline. Now some educators say good teachers are the main determining factor in how kids perform at school, not class sizes or family background or computers. And they say money would be better directed at attracting, developing and rewarding good teachers and sacking the bad ones. We take you to three significantly improving Aussie schools.