The Australian Dream

Diane 'Titta' Secombe reads her book Marngrook the Long Ago Story of Aussie Rules. What is a banya? What shape was the marngrook? How did Jaara get lost? Why was Jaara crying? What rule did Jaara’s mum have for when he got lost? Have you ever been lost before? Do you like playing football? How is your football different from the marngrook?

Cheers turned to boos in the final years of Adam Goodes' AFL career when he publicly called out racism. But what did the crowd's booing mean?

Profiles the life of human rights activist Dr Faith Bandler. As the daughter of a South Sea Islander who was kidnapped to work in the Queensland canefields, she grew up believing in equality and freedom. She fought for rights and freedoms denied to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as one of the leaders during the ten year campaign leading to the 1967 referendum.

The school sleepover is exciting and challenging. Little J's scared of the dark and Big Cuz still sleeps with her teddy. Can they get through the night with some help from their friends?

In Tasmania, some rivers have more than one name. The Tamar River, in Traulwulway country, has two names. Karnernarlukeker is the headwaters. From there to the sea, it's called Ponrabbel.

Max and Isaac interview their Grandma Trish or 'Dubbo' about the walk for reconciliation that happened in May 2000. She explains why it was an important day for Aboriginal Australians and we learn about the Gomeroi nation, which is where the boys' family is from.