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Artist Julie Gough uses her art to bring to life people, places and events from Tasmanian colonial history and gives her viewers a chance to delve deeper and experience the past differently.

The Point explores the campaign to raise the age of criminal responsibility in Australia, with discussions around the ongoing impact that incarceration has on our young people. Hosted by Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke.

Investigative journalism, celebrity interviews, international and domestic news, and live crosses to events around the nation.

Living near the worlds largest uranium mines is complicated for residents of English River First Nation, since you're either working for the mines or your fighting against them.

The Point explores the early stages of our children's development and the need to strengthen all families so they can give their kids the best start to life. Hosted by Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke.

Rapanui filmmaker Sergio Mata'u Rapu explores the modern dilemma of their people, descendants of the ancient statue builders, as they face the consequences of their rapidly developing home.

As China is gearing up to its 70th Chinese New Year celebration as a modern nation, six young, ordinary citizens are trying to make a difference.

The Point examines how black artists and musicians use their work to highlight issues impacting on our communities throughout the Black Lives Matter movement and beyond. The team also investigate the path forward for black creative industries from stage to screen to dance and entertainment in rebuilding after coronavirus-related restrictions have eased across the nation. Hosted by Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke.

The impacts of mining flow through the landscape and deep into a community. Devastated by irrefutable evidence of water contamination, a young leader finds hope in country and culture.

In China, the only constant is change. As the country gears up for its 70th Chinese New Year celebration as a modern nation, six young ordinary citizens are trying to make a difference in the society through their everyday lives.

We explore the history, achievements and struggles of Aboriginal sportsmen involved in our national game, Australian rules football.

The Point look back at the 2000 Sydney Olympics as a defining moment when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures were shared to the world. From Cathy Freeman lighting the cauldron, to Yothu Yindi performing at the closing ceremony, the team explore this moment in our history and examine whether Australia has grown in the two decades since. Hosted by John Paul Janke and Rachael Hocking.

Palm Island is a tiny slice of Queensland that sums up the contradictions of the state - great physical beauty sullied by great prejudice. A place with a dark history and a less than stellar reputation.

Palm Island is a tiny slice of Queensland that sums up the contradictions of the state - great physical beauty sullied by great prejudice. A place with a dark history and a less than stellar reputation.

An exploration of the priceless environment of Roebuck Bay, Western Australia, the traditional lands of the Yawuru people now under threat on many fronts.

The Point celebrates First Nations Fashion, from designers, to artists and accessories, black businesses have been able to thrive throughout the coronavirus pandemic. We explore how artists express culture, identity, and storytelling through their work. Hosted by John Paul Janke and Rachael Hocking.

A documentary following the oldest surviving culture on earth, the Bininj people of the Aboriginal lands of Kakadu, who maintain a traditional life, as they have done so for over 65,000 years.