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13:59 | Published 2 days ago
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Around the Campfire

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Keep in Touch

A lawyer, a teacher, a mother and a mine worker all travel far and wide to compete in the national touch football league every Friday night.

Indigenous Australians
25:55 | Published 2 days ago
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Our Stories

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Myoorrd - Traditional Fish Trapping

Against the stunning backdrop of the Dampier Peninsula, north of Broome, young Bardi Jawi brothers must learn the skills of a fish trap by repairing the ancient ones that sit on their country.

Indigenous Australians
40:32 | Published 3 days ago
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The Traffickers

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Human Organs

Nelufar Hedayat investigates the black market in trafficked human organs. She discovers how poverty drives sellers from Bangladesh, and wealthy kidney disease patients in a desperate embrace that defies easy moral judgements.

News and current affairs
14:51 | Published 3 days ago
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Our Stories

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Songs from Home - April Campbell

Six Anmatyerre women from TI Tree, NT, meet up with Kam minority singers from China to perform at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Through song, the two groups learn about each other's culture.

Indigenous Australians
21:55 | Published 4 days ago
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Designing Africa

Find out who's shaping Africa's fashion scene with Diana Opoti as she travels to Africa's fashion capitals and shows you the latest trends and portrays emerging young talents.

Visual arts
45:45 | Published 4 days ago
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Rupert Everett: 50 Shades of Gay

2017 marked the 50th anniversary of the legalisation of homosexuality in the UK (the 1967 Sexual Offences Act was given royal assent on July 27 of that year) - a great leap forward for tolerance and equality. But while the country basks in self-congratulation, one gay man - Rupert Everett - wants to ask some uncomfortable questions about what was lost, as well as gained, when gay men and women could finally step out from the closet.

Health and PE
25:59 | Published 6 days ago
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Back in the Soviet Bloc

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Capitalism, Celebrities and Dachas

Julia explores the challenges of doing business in post-Soviet Moscow and visits Russia's weekend retreat: the dacha. Julia is now in Russia's capital, a megalopolis of 12 million people. She attends a party for Grazia magazine, a glamorous event filled with celebrities.

News and current affairs
15:01 | Published 1 week ago
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Our Footprint

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Yerrubilgin Magpie

Uncle Magpie is a Minyunabul Yuganbeh songman from the Tweed. He was given the songs by a favourite uncle. As a child he was always singing and that's why his uncles called him Magpie.

Indigenous Australians
43:23 | Published 1 week ago
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Secrets of McDonald's: 50 Years of the Big Mac

This documentary reveals how Ray Kroc, a middle-aged milkshake machine salesman, transformed the McDonald brothers' burger restaurant into what was to become the world's most successful fast food chain.

Design and technologies
15:11 | Published 1 week ago
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Our Stories

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Two Sisters

Mercedes 'Edi' Saaban (78) and Mary Drummond (83) live in Broome. They share their early memories, including being evacuated to Beagle Bay during the war.

Indigenous Australians
14:58 | Published 1 week ago
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Our Footprint

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Max Harrison

NSW south coast Yuin elder Uncle Max Dulumunmum Harrison an initiated man is the knowledge holder and teaches the guides at Ngaran Ngaran.

Indigenous Australians
7:37 | Published 1 week ago
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Back in Time for Dinner

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The 1970s (Education Shorts)

What was family life like in the 1970s? In this episode, mum Carol has gone back to work and the children now have to look after themselves after school.

Design and technologies
14:37 | Published 1 week ago
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Surviving

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Jon Bell

When Jon Bell started writing what would become the six-part television series The Gods of Wheat Street, he had no road map or destination in sight. All he had was an idea.

Indigenous Australians
12:28 | Published 1 week ago
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Surviving

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Suzy Betts

Suzy Betts a Kokata, Wirangu and Mirning woman from Port Lincoln, South Australia, runs and operates camps for the Aboriginal students from Port Lincoln High School to take them back out on country.

Indigenous Australians
14:50 | Published 1 week ago
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Around the Campfire

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Maza's Got Talent

Raised in the city and inspired to perform from a young age, Lisa Maza, a professional singer/actor heads north to her family reunion in Innisfail, focusing initially on one particular night.

Indigenous Australians
0:53 | Published 1 week ago
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EnhanceTV Tutorial

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Browsing and Searching

Watch this video for a brief overview of how to discover videos on EnhanceTV by browsing and searching.

ICT capability
0:33 | Published 1 week ago
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EnhanceTV Tutorial

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Sharing a Video

Watch this video to learn how to share videos by email with students and teachers.

ICT capability
0:54 | Published 1 week ago
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EnhanceTV Tutorial

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Playing a Video

Watch this video for a demonstration of the controls and features available on the EnhanceTV video player.

ICT capability
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