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China Rising

No country has risen so quickly from poverty to prosperity. But is there a price to this rapid economic growth?

Asia and Australia
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Dreamings: Art of Aboriginal Australia

Journey into the nation's sacred heartland to see traditional artists at work. The artists talk about their work: its association and spiritual connection with their people, the animals and plants.

Cross-curriculum priorities
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Wasted! The Story of Food Waste

See how the world's most influential chefs make the most of every kind of food, transforming what most people consider scraps and rejects into incredible dishes that feed more people and create a more sustainable food system.

Cross-curriculum priorities

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33:53 | Published 4 days ago
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The Project

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The Final Quarter: Extra Time

Waleed Ali and a panel of experts from footy and the media ask why was Adam Goodes targeted during the booing saga, could the AFL have done things differently, and how responsible was the media in shaping events?

Indigenous Australians
33:53 | Published 4 days ago
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The Project

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The Final Quarter: Extra Time

Waleed Ali and a panel of experts from footy and the media ask why was Adam Goodes targeted during the booing saga, could the AFL have done things differently, and how responsible was the media in shaping events?

Indigenous Australians
14:33 | Published 1 week ago
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Surviving

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Zane Saunders

Zane Saunders is a man who is proud of his Identity and Culture and embraces Kuranda in Far North Queensland as his spiritual home.

Indigenous Australians
27:50 | Published 1 week ago
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Back Roads

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Kulin, WA

Kulin, 280km from Perth, is home to less than 400 people. From the 'Tin Horse Highway', horse-shaped sculptures made out of 44 gallon drums, to a giant waterslide, the quirky town is known for its generosity of spirit.

Indigenous Australians
54:38 | Published 1 week ago
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Blue Water Empire

After the collapse of pearling, many Torres Strait Islanders are forced to migrate to the mainland for work. Legendary leaders like Eddie Koiki Mabo and George Mye take huge strides returning autonomy to the people.

Indigenous Australians
54:38 | Published 1 week ago
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Blue Water Empire

After the collapse of pearling, many Torres Strait Islanders are forced to migrate to the mainland for work. Legendary leaders like Eddie Koiki Mabo and George Mye take huge strides returning autonomy to the people.

Indigenous Australians
28:17 | Published 2 weeks ago
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Back Roads

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Burketown, Queensland

Guest presenter, chef and farmer Paul West heads to the Gulf of Carpentaria to see one of the world's most extraordinary weather events.

Indigenous Australians
1:36:09 | Published 2 weeks ago
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Gurrumul

Celebrated by audiences at home and abroad, Indigenous artist Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu was one of the most important and acclaimed voices to ever come out of Australia. Blind from birth, he found purpose and meaning through songs and music inspired by his community and country on Elcho Island in far north-east Arnhem Land. Living a traditional Yolngu life, his breakthrough album Gurrumul brought him to a crossroads as audiences and artists around the world began to embrace his music.

Indigenous Australians
50:11 | Published 2 weeks ago
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Blue Water Empire

The pearling boom brings thousands of strangers to the region and has a profound economic and cultural impact on the Torres Strait. Missionaries introduce Christianity, which affects traditional language, dance and tradition.

Indigenous Australians
12:27 | Published 3 weeks 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
14:57 | Published 3 weeks ago
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Surviving

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Margaret O'Shane

Margaret O'Shane has come from very humble beginnings and has overcome many of life's obstacles and today enjoys it to the fullest. She is passionate about her identity and has a zest for life.

Indigenous Australians
27:47 | Published 3 weeks ago
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Back Roads

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Woolgoolga, NSW

Heather Ewart explores a vibrant coastal community in northern New South Wales, where east meets west and which the locals affectionately call Woopi.

Indigenous Australians
1:12:09 | Published 3 weeks ago
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Naa Muru Gurung

This inspiring film celebrates the courage and resilience of those who, for over a century, have fought for the right of Aboriginal children to public education.

Indigenous Australians
48:57 | Published 3 weeks ago
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Blue Water Empire

An introduction to the Torres Straits and a fascinating exploration of the concepts that shaped Torres Strait Islander culture and custom before white settlement.

Indigenous Australians
27:58 | Published 4 weeks ago
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Back Roads

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Tolmie, Victoria

Heather visits Tolmie, tucked away in Victoria's High Country. In the past it was known as a hideaway for bushrangers, near the infamous Stringybark Creek ambush where Ned Kelly and his gang murdered three police officers.

Indigenous Australians
14:19 | Published 4 weeks ago
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Surviving

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Desree Kennedy-Shepherd

Dreamtime Fitness, closing the gap through self determination. A realist, motivating story about Desree Kennedy-Shepherd and her fledgling Dreamtime Fitness Boot Camp.

Indigenous Australians
14:36 | Published 4 weeks 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
1:13:03 | Published 4 weeks ago
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Etched in Bone

When the Smithsonian Institution agrees to repatriate stolen human bones from northern Australia, an Aboriginal elder creates a ceremony that restores his ancestors' spirits to their homeland.

Indigenous Australians
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