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Our Law Series 2

Expanding from Western Australia and crossing state lines into New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and the Torres Strait for series two, the audience rides along with Aboriginal officers on the frontline in jurisdictions right around Australia as they attempt to change the system from within and break the cycle of Indigenous incarceration.

The Way We Wore

The Way We Wore is an illuminating three-part documentary series which exploring the cultural and historical significance of fashion in Australia, revealing how the clothes we wear provide intimate and surprising insights into the evolution of our country.

Star Dreaming

A magical odyssey through time and space, by two children as they explore the mysteries of the Universe through from the world’s oldest living culture and its largest radio telescope.

Revis Ryder, Daisy Ward and Wendy Kelly standing in front of police car

Our Law

At Western Australia’s first Indigenous-run police station, two officers learn language and culture to help them police one of the world’s most remote beats.

Slam

Ricky Naser is a young Australian whose peaceful suburban life turns to hell when his sister Ameena disappears without a trace. In a climate of distrust and xenophobia, Ricky is forced to denounce her as an extremist.

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