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In collaboration with Screen Territory, micro-documentary series Dark Science, produced by emerging Indigenous filmmakers, highlights the practice of Northern Territory-based Indigenous scientists, working across environment, astronomy, physics, technology, meteorology and engineering.
Queen Nwa and Revolution are single mums and tired - tired of caring and not being cared for, and for that matter, they are also tired of the chin hairs that come with age. They live in the remote Northern territory town of Nhullunbuy caring for their neuro- diverse sons. They battle school Principals, ex partners, hospitals, the local cops and busybodies. Sometimes they win, sometimes they lose but they know they need to laugh about the absurdity of their daily lives. They can go from laughter to tears and back again but their love for their kids and each other is fierce.
A journey of identity. From female to male and into Aboriginal culture. Jemima Jane Anderson was born in Fremantle W.A. As a young girl she was considered to be a ‘Tomboy’, refusing to wear dresses and always preferring to play rough with her brothers. As she grew into herself, she became aware of her sexuality and at the age of 15, she came out as a lesbian, yet somehow she knew that identity didn’t quite fit. We follow the journey of Jemima transitioning to Jeremy.
NITV's collection of mini documentaries. 'Surviving' - stories about belonging. 'Desperate Measures' - historical stories. 'Our Footprint' - stories of our country. 'Around the Campfire' - postcards from our communities. 'Unearthed' - stories of our youth. 'Ngurra' - stories in language.
Stuart and Ewan Martin are two brothers trying to change their lives by giving up alcohol.
Stories about belonging. Profiles of members of your community. A slice of life or a day in the life of a person. This show is about profiling and doing biographies of our people and their stories. Whether young or old, everyone has a story to tell.
TRANSIT explores the idea of what price we pay - as a society, as a community and individually - when we choose to imprison people.
Waverley Mortas’ heritage is Aboriginal/South Sea Islander. Follow his quest to discover his South Sea Island heritage through his mothers’ line, beginning with Queensland’s Blackbirding history.
Senior Ranger, Otto Campion Bulmaniya (Rembarrangna) tells the story about how two dreaming serpents rose to stop the cyclone and restore the balance to country.
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