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Secret Life Of Students

Follows the lives of 12 students through the eyes and ears of social media as they leave home. Every text, call, Facebook update, tweet and google search will show exactly what they share and hide as their lives begin to change.

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Bullied

Ian Thorpe tackles bullying head on in this controversial and compelling series. Fourteen-year-old Kelsey agrees to secretly film his bullying to show his schoolmates and help them understand the effects.

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Advice To My 12 Year Old Self

Star of Tomorrow When the War Began, Molly Daniels, talks about what it's like to be a funny girl, surrounded by funny boys.

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1:11:02 | Published 4 days ago

The Final Quarter

Cheers turned to boos in the final years of AFL champion footballer Adam Goodes' career when he publicly called out racism. This impassioned film tracks Australia's heated and divided response.

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1:11:02 | Published 4 days ago

The Final Quarter

Cheers turned to boos in the final years of AFL champion footballer Adam Goodes' career when he publicly called out racism. This impassioned film tracks Australia's heated and divided response.

Personal and social capability

52:30 | Published 2 weeks ago

Every Family Has a Secret

Li Ying Andrews and Marie-Anne Keeffe

Sydney woman Li Ying Andrews searches for her lost past. Abandoned by an uncle at an acrobatic school in Taiwan when she was just a small child, Li Ying grew up never even knowing her real name or her birthdate. Perth woman Marie-Anne Keefe, adopted as an infant, goes in search of her biological father after a terrible tragedy prevented her from ever meeting her mother.

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47:09 | Published 4 weeks ago

63 Up

In this final episode, Paul and Symon - who were filmed at seven growing up in the same children's home - have an emotional reunion in Australia, where Paul emigrated as a teenager. We catch up with Neil, one of the series' most memorable characters with perhaps the most dramatic course of life events.

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1:27:17 | Published 4 weeks ago

McKellen: Playing the Part

Discover the life story of Sir Ian McKellen, as told by the man himself. He shares his personal stories and thoughts from his childhood to present day as well as a wealth of never-before-seen material.

Personal and social capability

46:42 | Published 1 month ago

63 Up

In this episode, we catch up with Bruce, the boarding school boy who was filmed, aged seven, missing his daddy. Growing up, he longed to be a missionary in Africa, but chose a teaching career in the UK instead. As retirement looms, he reflects on his life and work.

Personal and social capability

33:14 | Published 1 month ago

Australian Story

After the World Ended

When Malaysian airlines flight MH17 was shot down over Ukraine, the loss of Perth children Mo, Evie, Otis and their granddad Nick touched the nation. Their parents reveal how they rebuilt their world.

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46:54 | Published 1 month ago

63 Up

The 2019 instalment of the groundbreaking, award-winning documentary series from director Michael Apted, who returns to visit the people whose lives have been followed since they were seven.

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1:35:05 | Published 1 month ago

Adulthood

Six years after he was convicted for killing Trife, Sam Peel is released from jail. After returning home and finding no one in...

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30:24 | Published 1 month ago

Australian Story

Lady Justice

From high-security women’s prisoner to high-profile crusading lawyer, Debbie Kilroy has made a career of helping the country's most disadvantaged women and stopping the cycle of imprisonment.

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29:59 | Published 1 month ago

Australian Story

The Wronged Man: Andrew Mallard

The victim of a miscarriage of justice, Andrew Mallard spent 12 years in jail for murder. His conviction was quashed after uncovering a trail of deception and police misconduct, but his life ended in a cruel twist of fate.

Personal and social capability

35:08 | Published 2 months ago

Australian Story

Just Call Me Bob

In Bob Hawke — 23rd prime minister, fearless reformer and Labor giant — Australia found a political leader, the likes of which we’d never seen before. Australian Story remembers the late Bob Hawke.

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57:48 | Published 2 months ago

Miso Hungry: The Effortless Japanese Diet

A light-hearted, funny documentary following a fast food junkie on a culinary voyage of discovery to Japan. Award-winning comedian and fast food junkie Craig Anderson doesn't have much time for healthy living. But at double his recommended weight and with a biological age of 64 at the age of 38, he may just not have much time full stop. Can a nation known for its longevity save Craig from death by pizza? This fresh and funny doc follows Craig on an action-packed culinary voyage of discovery to Japan, as he learns a whole new approach to food and fulfilment.

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47:33 | Published 2 months ago

The Truth About Your Health

Scienceploitation

As a society, we've become obsessed with the concept of organic food and products, chemical-free farming, healing foods, and natural remedies. People are distrusting GMOs, pharmaceuticals, and other 'non-natural' solutions. Organic products fetch a premium price. Families are turning to holistic approaches to medical issues, sometimes with fatal consequences. But what is causing people to distrust modern medicine and approaches to farming? Where does this romantic notion of 'natural is better' come from? And most importantly, are these stances scientifically supportable? Original title: A User's Guide to Cheating Death.

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30:56 | Published 2 months ago

Australian Story

Out of the Box (Kate Miller-Heidke)

An exhilarating backstage pass as Australia's Kate Miller-Heidke prepares for Eurovision and looks back on an extraordinary career.

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1:41:29 | Published 2 months ago

Footnote

Winner of the 2011 Best Screenplay award at the Cannes Film Festival, this is a turbulent tale about family, success and the power of language. Ezekiel is a grizzled and unpopular professor whose life's dream to win the Israel Prize has seemingly been dashed from him. Uriel is his bright young son, whose work is consistently awarded and recognised around the country. One day Ezekiel receives a phone call saying he has won the Israel Prize and is ecstatic, but it is later revealed to Uriel that his father was mistaken called and he is the actual winner. Uriel must decide whether to dash his father's dreams once more, or let him live a lie. Original title: Hearat Shulayim. In Hebrew.

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30:08 | Published 2 months ago

Australian Story

Cry Me a River

When a 21-year-old Menindee farmer came across thousands of dying fish in her beloved Darling River she was determined to tell the country what was happening. Four months on, what's happened to the people of Menindee?

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44:57 | Published 2 months ago

The Truth About Your Health

Genetic Testing and the Rise of Personalised Medicine

Genetic testing, also known as DNA testing, allows the genetic diagnosis of vulnerabilities to inherited diseases, and it's spawned an entire industry around personalised fitness, assessing a child's athletic ability, and even for finding your perfect mate. Original title: A User's Guide to Cheating Death.

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