A mother joins an underground band of vigilantes to try to rescue her daughter from a state-run institution.

Stompem Ground 2022 opening act, Country/Rock family band hailing from the Dampier Peninsular/Broome WA.

A weekend of culture and music in central Australia.

Lawrie shares the stories behind the songs and talks about the history of Coloured Stone when they first started touring and where they are today.

A homegrown band from the mid north coast of NSW, Whitehouse rock it out with their funky grooves, and frontman Grant Saunders shares his personal stories.

We journey to Adnyamathanha Country, where Wilpena Pound, known to the Traditional Owners as Ikara meaning "meeting place" is nestled in the heart of the Flinders Ranges in South Aus.

In this two-part episode, we explore one of Australia's popular destinations, Queensland's Whitsundays, located on Birri Gubba Country. Offering stunning views and a rich cultural history.

Maia, Tama and Jojo spot zebras and crocodiles on safari while Aunty Anika finds animals in her room.

The children go swimming in the billabong, not realising a crocodile is lurking in the water. The crocodile chases after Jarra and a turtle, and Jarra grabs hold of a tree branch and pulls himself up.

Dahlia and Tomias select the same subject for a school speech competition, and their research leads them on a quest for treasure that reveals Dahlia's connections to Mandjakkorl and danger.

Hanseli and Gretala are kidnapped by an evil wizard, forcing them to grow a magical golden carrot before he will let them return home.

Kamil challenges Kayne to rescue a venomous, temperamental king brown snake and the king brown is not too happy about it.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Fleeing from the pirate scooters, Tehrig steps inside a huge crystal formation which turns out to be inhabited.

Tired from travelling, Tehrig must stop in a snowy steppe. There our heroes meet Myra and her grandfather, whose village is regularly looted by warrior Mogokhs.

Stanley asks "What happens inside a computer?" and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about the hundreds of teeny-tiny miniature pigs that make everything inside a computer work.

These animals of the savanna, finding water means the difference between life and death in good years and bad - and after a long, punishing dry season the scorched earth is in dire need of moisture.

The latest news from the oldest living culture. Join Natalie Ahmat and the team of journalists for stories from an Indigenous perspective.

Forensic experts search through the ashes and the police start their investigation. The scale of the tragedy overwhelms the local community.

Mining, pastoralism and irrigated agriculture threaten Australia's vast and unspoiled Kimberley region.

Out at sea, Chico accidentally spears and sinks the inflatable dinghy, so the boys pile onto the raft, head for the shore and make camp.

Starting his journey in the Western Islands of the Torres Strait, Aaron Fa'aoso meets an old friend. As well as warriors, sailors, and fishermen, the island of Badu is also home to some amazing cooks.

Colours and flavours collide on The Mezze Table in a night of easy entertaining with Adam and his guests, TikTok legend Mahmoud Ismail and Bloodwood Head Chef Claire Van Vuuren.

The team celebrate all different types of animals that live in the country, including snakes and emus.

Can Big Cuz face dancing in front of the school, and will Little J ever see his caterpillar again?

Arkadia is nearby, but our heroes are separated from it by an impassable wall. Left alone, Arkana discovers a door, as well as a huge tuning fork whose vibrations are blocked by a stone.

At night, as Ichiro goes to take his guard duty at the castle, Esteban follows him and tries to convince him to help him to escape Mendoza and his men.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Bulldog and Wham visit a group of formerly homeless men who have dedicated themselves to daily running and each other.

Africa is home to a large number of youth as they constitute 77 percent of the continent's population. A few ambitious youngsters come together to share their vision for the continent's future.

We travel to Waiben, a culturally rich region with stunning tropical landscapes and a deep connection to the sea, vibrant traditions and heritage of the Kaurareg nation.

The latest news from the oldest living culture. Join Natalie Ahmat and the team of journalists for stories from an Indigenous perspective.

Today, 30 years after the prison was abandoned, the deadly threats are still there, but now protected as part of a national park. The jungle is slowly reclaiming the prison ruins.

In this episode of 'Who Do You Think You Are?' actor Kerry Armstrong is amazed to discover a line of rebellious and free-spirited women in her family's history, who weren't afraid to stand up for their rights. In her father's paternal line, Kerry finds an ancestor with whom she shares a remarkable connection. She travels to Tasmania to retrace her relative's movements and uncovers a fascinating story along the way. Kerry also deals with a traumatic event in her own life when her mother passes away suddenly during filming. But, after consulting her family, Kerry decides to complete the exploration of her ancestry, in honour of her late mother. Kerry also explores the mystery behind her strong connection to the sea and discovers an intriguing explanation for her free-spiritedness and her life-long fascination with the ocean and sailing.

Barbara McGrady was given a camera at 15, then went onto study philosophy, eventually becoming a photographer. Karla Grant spoke with Barbara about her life, career and inspiration.

A striking visual record of a particular wet season in the tropical north of Australia. It starts with the last days of the dry in September, and concludes with the first fires in April.

A story within a story. An Indigenous elder in the Northern Territory realises a young man in the group covets the beautiful young wife of another elder. To teach him the proper way, the elder tells the youngster a story from the mythical past, about a man who had no wife.

Regaining consciousness in a car wreck, a young father finds that his daughter is missing. Terrified and grief stricken, the father sets out with his wife through the forest to try and find her.

Brother and sister duo Joel and Naomi Wenitong share their story about the history of the band, their childhood musical influences and the tragic accident that nearly ended it all.

Sue Ray: Newcomer to the music industry Queensland performer Sue Ray has risen to acclaim with her debut album about heartbreak and self-discovery. Sue Ray shares her stories and performs.

Kevin Starkey is a singer-songwriter who talks about the importance of keeping culture alive through songwriting and music. Featuring performances with his four-piece collective of musicians.

Jay Davis not only rocks it out, as shown in this episode, but also regards himself as a bit of a comedian. Jay shares his childhood stories about growing up around Taree.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform at the Barunga Festival 2015.

In this two-part episode, we explore one of Australia's most popular destinations, Queenslands Whitsundays, located on Birri Gubba Country, offering stunning views and a rich cultural history.

Over three-parts, we venture to Kalkadoon Country in Mount Isa, Queensland. Known for rugged landscapes and Indigenous heritage, this region offers a glimpse into the heart of the Aussie outback.

Tama gets a checkup from Doctor Buzz and Jojo meets a beautiful purerehua. We meet the Starjam Dance Group and learn how important it is to move your tinana.

Moort the Elder is hungry for boiled emu eggs and sends the children to find some. The children come back empty-handed, so he shows them how to find them. They arrive too late: the eggs are hatching.

Tomias loses his cousin after he arrives home for initiation ceremony and it fuels his own anxieties around boarding school; Dahlia confronts her own purpose in Mandjakkorl.

Goldi sets off on a journey of mishaps to uncover what her special talent is. Amidst meeting Destiny's Fahu she discovers the true magic of her Tongan roots.

Kayne and Kamil brave shark-infested waters, dodge saltwater crocodiles and come face-to-face with venomous sea snakes before meeting the box jellyfish.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Spartakus and three pirates have been taken prisoner by a Sultana, who reigns over a city where women enslave men. Arkana and Massmedia are forced to form an alliance to try to free their friends.

The Athenian orator Demosthenes seems to know the way to Arkadia. But Maxagaze, who wants to learn public speaking in hopes of winning the next pirate elections, needs his services.

Connie asks 'Why do the seasons change?' and Grandpa spins a tall tale about four rhubarb-loving monsters who live inside the planet and the little girl who teaches them a lesson.

Today, 30 years after the prison was abandoned, the deadly threats are still there, but now protected as part of a national park. The jungle is slowly reclaiming the prison ruins.

The latest news from the oldest living culture. Join Natalie Ahmat and the team of journalists for stories from an Indigenous perspective.

Barbara McGrady was given a camera at 15, then went onto study philosophy, eventually becoming a photographer. Karla Grant spoke with Barbara about her life, career and inspiration.

Harold 'Tiga' Bayles has been described as the voice of Aboriginal Australia, but he was so much more than this to his siblings and children. Raised in Central Queensland under the oppressive Aboriginal Protection Act, Tiga struggled with his identity until he moved to Brisbane in 1970, where he was activated by the Black Power movement. His articulate media voicing of economic independence via Land Rights was instrumental in the NSW Land Rights movement, the establishment Radio Redfern and Australia's first commercial Aboriginal radio station, 98.9FM Triple A Murri Radio and eventually the Murri School.

A striking visual record of a particular wet season in the tropical north of Australia. It starts with the last days of the dry in September, and concludes with the first fires in April.

Filmed in one day, this program follows a group of girls from remote and regional areas of Australia who have been selected for a songwriting mentorship program. The film is about the vulnerability of young women in the music industry and how, if the right environment is established, creativity can soar.

Aaron returns home to his old stomping ground, the Northern Peninsula Area at the tip of Cape York.

Two of Australia's hottest young chefs, Rosheen Kaul from Etta and Aleksis Kalnins from Hazel, join Adam to make their most tastebud-tingling one pan spicy veg.

The team explore some indigenous Australian words involving the day, including those for daytime and night-time.

Little J knows there's something that scares him but he's even more scared of being found out.

Old Doctor Test, in his laboratory, tries unsuccessfully to bring back his fiance, who disappeared 30 years ago during an experiment. Suddenly, he sees the face of Arkana, a look-alike of his beloved.

Mendoza and his men take control of the ship, taking Gaspard and Ambrosius prisoner. They spot the Condor and are delighted to meet back up with the kids, who introduce them to Yoshi and his family.

When Grandpa Marvin is feeling down, Ben tries to cheer him up by bringing an old car at the junkyard back to life.

Coach Lou joins Hammer, Bulldog, and the team to learn about the history and legacy of the Harlem Globetrotters from their humble beginnings in Chicago.

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In this two-part episode we explore Bunurong Country on Phillip Island, Victoria. Known for its dramatic coastal scenery, abundant wildlife and deep cultural significance.

The latest news from the oldest living culture. Join Natalie Ahmat and the team of journalists for stories from an Indigenous perspective.

On the tiny Caribbean Island of Providencia, 400 miles from Colombia's Atlantic coast, a young female black crab is about to undertake the biggest mission of her life.