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3:46 | Published 4 months ago
Cooking in Kalkarindji
Men of Kalkarindji show how to prepare kangaroo tail on the fire.
Indigenous Australians
14:23 | Published 4 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Junba with the Women of Wandjina
Lucy Ward and Pansy Nulgit are close friends. Now the two elders attend the annual Junba to pass on their knowledge through teaching language and singing to their children and grandchildren.
Indigenous Australians
14:50 | Published 4 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Cairns
Come with local Damon Leftwich as he takes you around his home town of Cairns and shows you to all the places that are important to him up in the tropical Far North Queensland.
Indigenous Australians
14:40 | Published 4 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Dhurga Language with Kerry Boyenga
The local Dhurga language is being taught to primary schools across southern coastal towns in NSW. Kerry Boyenga and Trish Ellis are helping encourage the children to learn the language.
Indigenous Australians
1:14:54 | Published 4 months ago
Another Country
The great Australian Aboriginal actor, David Gulpilil, tells the tale of Another Country, a story of what happened when his people's way of life was interrupted by ours.
Indigenous Australians
4:59 | Published 4 months ago
Dark Science
-Yirritja Rain
Andrew Galitju Burarrwanga, at 74, is a senior Yolnu man from the Gumatj clan. Explains how the Yolnu world is classified as being Dhuwa or Yirritja - the two 'moieties'.
Indigenous Australians
14:11 | Published 4 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Kempsey
Greenhill School teaches and maintains Dunghutti in Kempsey and is steeped in the history of the community and how it is strengthening its youth in Kempsey.
Indigenous Australians
14:16 | Published 4 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Saibai Dance with Jeffrey Aniba-Waia
Jeffrey Aniba-Waia is a knowledge custodian and choreographer of his clan group of Saibai Island. He talks about the evolution of Saibai Island dance from when the London missionaries arrived.
Indigenous Australians
14:43 | Published 4 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Yanga with Besley and Ron Murray
Uncle Besley Murray and his son, Ron, take us on a journey for preservation of ancestral sites across Yanga Station, on Madi Madi country.
Indigenous Australians
14:10 | Published 4 months ago
Around the Campfire
-Yarrabah with Flo Watson
From Yarrabah, Kunghi Elder Aunty Flo Watson continues to be an active member of her traditional Elders Group as Body Corporate Director.
Indigenous Australians
25:30 | Published 5 months ago
Family Rules
-Sharna
Sharna has turned 21 and decides to cross something off her bucket list and face her fear of heights.
Indigenous Australians
25:15 | Published 5 months ago
Family Rules
-Kelly
Offshore worker Kelly works hard and plays hard too, but turning 25 makes her wonder if it is time to settle down.
Indigenous Australians
25:59 | Published 5 months ago
Family Rules
-Aleisha
Aleisha has finished high school, but the pressure from her mum and older sisters to do something with her life is starting to build.
Indigenous Australians
25:53 | Published 5 months ago
Family Rules
-Jessica
It's nearly the end of year 11 for high-achieving Jessica, but her social life and extracurricular commitments are threatening her good grades.
Indigenous Australians
25:54 | Published 5 months ago
Family Rules
-Kiara
A university student in Melbourne, Kiara has some life-changing news.
Indigenous Australians
27:18 | Published 5 months ago
Family Rules
-Daniella
Daniella is studying to finish her degree, while juggling a full-time job, being mum to nine girls, a grandmother of an ever-growing brood and taking care of her own mum.
Indigenous Australians
14:17 | Published 5 months ago
Nowhere Land
Told against the backdrop of the forced resettlement of Indigenous people, filmmaker Rosie Bonnie Ammaaq sees her beloved Baffin Island transformed into the world's largest open-pit iron mine.
Indigenous Australians
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