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In a career spanning over 25 years, Simply Red blended soul, reggae and jazz to the success of fifty million album sales.

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A portmanteau feature film made by nine female Pacific filmmakers, filmed in seven different Pacific countries: Fiji, Tonga, Solomon Islands, Kuki Airani (Cook Islands), Samoa, Niue and Aotearoa (New Zealand). It is about the journey of empowerment through culture over the lifetime of one woman, Vai, played by a different Indigenous actress in each of the Pacific countries.

This remarkable documentary charts how, on June 6, 1944, the biggest military landings in history took place. Since then experts have analysed the planning and preparatory operations of D-Day, recognising this could have determined the Allied victory that day. Whilst history gives the impression it was the end of the war, D-Day was actually the first of 85 long days of the Battle of Normandy. Featuring never-before seen archive footage of the battle, The Battle of Normandy is the result of over 20 years of research and features interviews with World War II experts who describe the military strategic decisions that allowed this battle to take place, and how Normandy, France and eventually Europe regained their freedom, albeit at great human sacrifice.

Twelve-year-old Conor is dealing with his sick mother and being bullied. One night, he meets an ancient tree monster who spirits him away to a dark and magical world. Based on the Patrick Ness novel.

The death of African American man George Floyd during his arrest by Minneapolis police has made global headlines. The Point examines deaths in police custody in the US compared to Australia, three decades on from the royal commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody. Hosted by Ryan Liddle and Shahni Wellington.

An immersive art experience in which an intricate dot painting about Country is created by celebrated Pilbara artist, Allery Sandy.

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Big Cuz leads the school's weaving excursion - and it's mayhem.

Who can tackle a stadium full of crazy challenges to win sport's greatest prize? Join Australia's biggest sporting stars, a squad of comedic characters, plus 16 of the brightest junior all-rounders for the ultimate knockout tournament!

From scandalous headlines to little white lies, this program explores the complex impact dishonesty has on our lives and everyday society. Interweaving groundbreaking experiments from celebrated behavioural economist Dan Ariely, with personal stories from individuals affected by the unravelling of their lies, Ariely and a team of scientists uncover our propensity to be dishonest - sometimes even unknowingly. What's revealed is a fascinating look at the forces behind our collective behaviour, and the many truths behind lies.

In 1965, the United States officially became involved in the conflict in South-East Asia, where decades of turmoil had been building since the beginning of World War II. The fall of French Indochina and the spread of communism catapulted the country into one of its longest and deadliest wars. Featuring personal stories from veterans and detailing the battles, strategy, and politics of a war that consumed multiple US presidents. Vietnam: 50 Years Remembered is a chronicle of the tragedy that tested the strength of America and forever changed the social and political landscape of the world. As it became clear the South Vietnamese security forces would not provide adequate security for the US Air Force bases in South East Asia, President Lyndon Johnson authorised the beginning of the ground war.

Oh dear! Looks like all 60,000 branches of the weevil family are coming over for dinner, with things like grain and nuts on the menu. You better make sure you seal up the food and keep your lids tight.

In these 10-minute lessons, Australian teachers teach fundamental skills in literacy.

Stories about the everyday lives of children in countries around the world. In Peru, seven-year-old Angel and his cousin, Santiago, go on an expedition up a mountain. In Canada, Rhys spends the day with his dog.

In this lesson, Mrs Jegers teaches you how to ask questions to identify information from images. She demonstrates the See, Think, Wonder routine to help you ask great questions.

The clear night sky is spectacular. In this STEM episode Eric makes a star projector for his room! You can, too! It's not magic, it's science!

The blobfish shows us that despite his unusual looks he has a fascinating life in the deepest parts of the ocean and can survive at a depth humans can not withstand.