Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
ArtsbusTV showcases creativity from the emerging generation. Six twenty-five minute episodes will feature young hosts, actors and directors responding to a set of creative prompts. The rest is up for the kids to decide!
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The Multicultural Mental Health Film Festival (MMHFF), facilitated by the Mental Health Foundation Australia (MHFA), showcases powerful short films that explore mental illness, resilience, trauma, and cultural identity from Australia and around the world. We welcome bold, honest films that explore mental health, trauma, identity, and culture. MMHFF proudly supports Indigenous, queer, neurodivergent, and disabled filmmakers, and values authenticity over palatability.
The Film Maker Studio takes screen buffs and aspiring screen makers behind the camera in a new TV...
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Available in HDRating: MA15+ — Mature Accompanied (Restricted to 15+) (Australia)
Leongatha returns in a newly remastered and re-edited feature film edition.
After being asked to film a cousin’s wedding, Denny Finch begrudgingly makes his way to the regional Victorian town of Wonthaggi where a mini-bus awaits to transport Denny, his family members, friends, the marriage celebrant and a mysterious stranger to the ceremony in the nearby town of Leongatha. The trip should take no more than an hour or two, however things don’t go entirely to plan as mechanical faults, family disagreements, missing children, pesky local “wildlife”, unplanned funerals and other unforeseen circumstances stop the bus in its tracks. For Denny and his family, the road to Leongatha becomes a very, very long one.
Originally produced as a six-part television series and filmed across the South Gippsland region of Victoria (Australia), Leongatha was part-funded by the Community Broadcasting Foundation in 2012. The series premiered nationally in early 2013 on Channel 31 Melbourne, WTV Perth, Adelaide 44 and TVS Sydney, and screened internationally on FACE TV in New Zealand later that year.
This 2026 release presents a refreshed feature-length cut of the project, building on the original movie version first broadcast in Melbourne in late 2013, with updated picture and sound tweaks (plus some terrible jokes/plot points cut in everyone’s best interests).
Leongatha features a large ensemble cast led by Chris Gibson as Denny Finch, whose performance earned Best Male Personality at the 2014 Antenna Awards, where the program also won Outstanding Creative Achievement by a Program. The core cast includes Sarah Ranken (Mazzy), Bryce Hardy (Darryl Finch), Kate Mulqueen (Ruth “Roo” Finch), Trevor Major (Robert “Bob” Finch), Roy Barker (Roy Finch), Maureen Andrew (Lorna Finch) and Jane Menze (Jane Finch), alongside Antonia Vekic as Sally the Celebrant. Supporting performances include Kirsten Snowden, Jonathan Welsby, Sophie Cusworth and Lloyd Edwards, with additional appearances by Glen Turner, Kerrie Giles, Luke Morrison, Robert Lunt and Cate Commisso. The series was shot across South Gippsland with Producer/Director Shane Dunlop, Director of Photography Luke Morrison, and features an original score by Ryan Sterling.
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1700 is an Australian music video show, airing on C31 Melbourne & Geelong since the late 2000’s. Produced by SYN TV, 1700 features various recurring hosts introducing music videos, conducting interviews and performances from local and international artists, and was once billed as “Melbourne’s only daily live, youth produced music show”.
Winner of the 2009 Antenna Award for Outstanding Young Persons Program.
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It’s the TV game show all the cool kids are ignoring!
Join David M. Green, Anthony McCormack and Sophie Loughran as trivia questions, points and fabulous prizes are distributed to two contestants. The scores don’t matter, so technically everybody loses.
How many questions can YOU answer?
Originally broadcast across Community TV from 2012-2014. Nominated at the 2014 Antenna Awards in the Outstanding Comedy category and Best Comedy & Best Youth Program, Outstanding Direction, Best Actor (Sophie Loughran) and Personality of the Year (David M Green) at the 2019 Antenna Awards.
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Join Dr. Nelu for A Healthy State, a series that features discussions with a wide variety of Doctors and health professionals across a diverse range of topics.
Proudly supported by the Victorian Government.
Addressing a wide range of audience questions on mental health challenges, sharing knowledge,...
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The Shed Show explores the hidden worlds found in the backyard shed.
Sheds bring people together to create, to laugh, to pursue hobbies…and some are personal museums that define who we are.
They take hard rubbish and recycling to the next level – join Billy Trash & Tracey Cash for CASH...
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Since the broadcast of its first episode in 2003, No Limits rapidly evolved. During its run it produced between 13 and 26 half hour episodes per year and broadcast on Channel 31 in Melbourne and Geelong, Adelaide, Brisbane, Perth and Sydney.
An icon of community television broadcasting, No Limits was included in ACMI’s TV50 exhibition in 2006, celebrating Australian television since its first transmission.
Produced and presented by people with disabilities, No Limits did not shy away from difficult issues and revels in the discussion of all things complex + controversial.
No Limits aimed to impact positively on mainstream media in their storylines about people with disabilities and in the accurate reflection of our society and its 20% of Deaf + disabled people. Currently mainstream and other media lack the presence of people with disabilities and where they are represented it is in a stereotypical way, usually “Super-crip” (outstanding achievement in overcoming the drawback of a disability) or Tragic victim (horror stories and acquired disabilities).
No Limits showed, and challenged other media to show, people with disabilities as proud, shameless, defiant, respected, denied members of society, capable of great contribution to an inclusive society.
No Limits TV was broadcast from 2003 to 2014 and received 9 Antenna Awards along with 5 nominations during its run.
ReFramed is a podcast and vodcast series that explores the representation of people with disability...
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The Art of Reconciliation follows eight First Nations people as they are each paired with an artist to tell their stories and experiences of reconciliation through the creation of portraits.
The Art of Reconciliation was produced in collaboration with the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and City Of Charles Sturt by C44 and crewed by First Nations interns as part of the South Australian Film Corporation’s First Nations Screen Strategy 2020-2025.
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View seriesThe 2023 Lowitja O’Donoghue Oration is delivered by the Hon Anthony Albanese MP, Prime Minister...
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True Rhymes unveils the dark secrets behind your favourite nursery rhymes. Join Mark as he explores their spine-chilling origins and eerie meanings. Discover how these seemingly innocent verses are rooted in creepy tales and borderline horror stories!
The Crooked Man’s Curse
Join the Bush Bee Man on his journey into beekeeping! Quintessential Riverland farmer Mark will not...
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