4:05

The Dreaming: Dumbi the Owl

Clip from The Dreaming

Indigenous Australians

5-6

Classification: General

Retelling of the Dreaming story of Dumbi the Owl

3:30

The 1965 Freedom Ride

Clip from Behind the News

Indigenous Australians

3-4

5-6

Classification: General

This video has closed captioning

As some of the people who took part of the Freedom Ride recreate the 1965 journey through NSW, Behind The News explains the significance of the Charles Perkinsled campaign.

7:37

Returning home, a historic meeting and political intimidations

Clip from Mabo

Indigenous Australians

7-8

9-10

11-12

Classification: Mature

The Supreme Court of Queensland holds a historic sitting on Murray Island. Koiki 'Eddie' is refused his election to Island Council. Later he gets into a fight with another local over the complex issues of ownership. Eddie and QC Bryan Keon-Cohen prepare for a day in court. Meanwhile, Paddy Killoran intimidates Eddie's relative Georgie. In court, the Mabo team learn that brothers Sam and David Passi have withdrawn from the case.

2:50

Nyungar terms for body parts in song

Clip from Waabiny Time

Indigenous Australians

F

1-2

Classification: General

The Waabiny Time singers perform a song about heart, head, hands and legs in Nyungar language.

3:06

Nyungar terms for body and cleanliness

Clip from Waabiny Time

Indigenous Australians

F

1-2

Classification: General

Nyungar terms are used to describe a nurse's visit to a school, to describe parts of the body, and how to keep clean and healthy.

3:50

Cultural arrogance and Aboriginal knowledge

Clip from One Night The Moon

Indigenous Australians

11-12

Classification: Mature

The white father of a missing girl rejects the help of an Aboriginal tracker. They sing This Land Is Mine.

3:13

Waabiny Time: Ears

Clip from Waabiny Time

Indigenous Australians

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Classification: General

This clip shows children getting their ears checked by a nurse and testing their hearing. It also discusses keeping them clean a

3:25

Living in Arnhem Land

Clip from Behind the News Special

Indigenous Australians

3-4

5-6

Classification: General

This video has closed captioning

Meet some students from Yirrkala Community School who show us what it is like living and going to school in Arnhem Land.

7:24

Dreaming, friendship and diverging realities

Clip from Yolngu Boy

Indigenous Australians

7-8

9-10

11-12

Classification: Mature

Lorrpu dreams of his childhood with Botj and Milika; of their hunts together and the time they were initiated. Milika pulls Lorrpu out of his dream. Milika has grown into a great football player and is invited to ceremony by Yolngu elder, Dawu. Botj is collected from jail by his uncle, Matjala, who asks about his absent father. At the game Botj gets into a fight, almost hurting Milika. Jail has changed Botj and the progression of their friendship.

9:58

Botj ends up on the wrong side of both laws

Clip from Yolngu Boy

Indigenous Australians

7-8

9-10

11-12

Classification: Mature

Matjala questions Lorrpu when he arrives at the hospital. Lorrpu sings by Botj's side, waiting to see if he will be okay. Lorrpu finds Milika at the oval to tells him the news, but Milika doesn't care. A love interest between Darwu's granddaughter and Lorrpu develops. The elders remind Milika and Lorrpu of their responsibilities as dirramu (men). Lorrpu devises a plan to help his friend Botj, and Milika comes through in the end.

9:59

Self-determination, displacement and two worlds

Clip from Yolngu Boy

Indigenous Australians

7-8

9-10

11-12

Classification: Mature

Botj goes to see Darwu, and determine his future. That night, he tells of getting jailed for pretending to be on turtle hunt, the boys laugh. The next day Botj visits his father, finding him drunk and unable to recognise Botj. Lorrpu and Milika plead Botj's case to Darwu. Botj, caught between two worlds, turns to bad habits. Milika and Lorrpu come to an understanding about their own futures. Botj's body is found washed up below the bridge.

3:05

Nyungar terms for celebrating in song

Clip from Waabiny Time

Indigenous Australians

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1-2

Classification: General

Waabiny Time team sings about celebrating in Nyungar language, including koort kwobikin as a term for celebrate.

2:04

Waabiny Time: Sand Yarning - Keeping Healthy

Clip from Waabiny Time

Indigenous Australians

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Classification: General

This clip discusses why it is important to keep ourselves clean.

3:13

Nyungar terms for family members

Clip from Waabiny Time

Indigenous Australians

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1-2

Classification: General

Stories from family members are used in context to illustrate Nyungar terms for family in this Sand Yarning segment.

9:40

Learning to trust each other and their knowledge

Clip from Yolngu Boy

Indigenous Australians

7-8

9-10

11-12

Classification: Mature

The boys set out for Darwin, with only themselves, their memories and their hopes. Lorrpu leads the group, entreating the others to trust him and their cultural knowledge. Back home in north-eastern Arnhem Lab, Matjala reasons with police to give him a chance to find the boys first. Bäru Dirramu (crocodile man) visits Botj, Milika and Lorrpu as they dream.

5:09

The Dreaming: The frog and the two pelicans

Clip from The Dreaming

Indigenous Australians

5-6

Classification: General

This clip is of a dreaming story from the Kimberley region of Australia.

3:21

The Lizard Gang

Clip from Mugu Kids

Indigenous Australians

F

Classification: General

Author, Kirra Somerville reads her story that she wrote when she was in Year 4.

4:18

Returning to family, returning to home

Clip from Mabo

Indigenous Australians

7-8

9-10

11-12

Classification: Mature

On the bus, Eddie has a flashback to leaving Murray Island. At home, he becomes overwhelmed by the stress of the case and takes it out on Bonita. Bonita takes the family to a friend's house. Realising his actions were inexcusable, Eddie brings them home and spends the night fishing, proving he can care for his family the old way. The reoccurring music and motif of care and family return Eddie to his father's teachings, and he realises there is a long way to go.