Laneway: A CTV News Project

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  • A CTV News Project

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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)

Fresh voices and local stories straight from Melbourne’s streets.

Series 2026 proudly supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

Dr Lowitja O’Donoghue Statue Unveiling

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  • Produced by the C44 Adelaide team

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Rating: G — General (Australia)

The C44 production team was honoured recently to capture the unveiling of this wonderful statue of Dr Lowitja O’Donoghue statue in Tarntanya Wama (Elder Park) on Kaurna Country, by renowned South Australian artist Robert Hannaford AM, on behalf of the Lowitja O’Donoghue Foundation.
As First Nations peoples around the nation celebrate the theme ’50 Years of Deadly’, everyone at C44 is proud to be part of an event celebrating great First Nations Australians, and they don’t come greater than Dr Lowitja O’Donoghue AC CBE DSG.
The statue is the first of six announced as part of the Aboriginal Statues and Monuments Project, commissioned by the South Australian Government through Kyam Maher MLC and the Attorney-General’s Department, Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation, in partnership with the City of Adelaide and Guildhouse.
Once all six statues and monuments are complete, South Australia will be the only state in the nation to have a centralised precinct that honours and memorialises Aboriginal leaders and changemakers together.

First Nations Report

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  • Produced by Ngaarda Media

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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)

The latest news and current affairs from Indigenous Australia presented by Marli Ryan.

Produced by Ngaarda Media – for more visit https://ngaardatv.com.au/

RMIT Newsline

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  • Produced by RMIT Journalism & Screen and Media Production students.
  • 🏆 Winner of Best Factual Program at the 2023 Antenna Awards
  • 🏆 Winner of Outstanding Technical Achievement by a Program at the 2025 Antenna Awards

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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)

The Struggle

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  • 🏆 🏆 Winner of Personality of the Year (Tavleen Singh) & Best Journalism in a Program at the 2021 Antenna Awards
  • 🏆 🏆 Winner of Personality of the Year (Wren Gillett) & Best Non-Factual Program at the 2023 Antenna Awards
  • 🏆 Winner of Best New Producer (Toby McGee) at the 2025 Antenna Awards

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Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)

The Struggle is Gen Z’s take on the news; a news satire produced by Monash University students that airs weekly on Channel 31 and CTV+. Each episode throws traditional TV News to the wind and impersonates the format’s, headlines and correspondents with heightened characters, comedy, and sketch to engage and guide the audience through current affairs. Week in and week out The Struggle is there to bring you (most of) the facts.

In Pit Lane

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  • Host: Brett Ramsey
  • *Brett was inducted into the CTV Hall of Fame in 2023*

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Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)

Since it debuted on Cable TV in 1996 In Pit Lane has bought Melbourne Television viewers the most diverse, international, national and local high performance motoring and motor-sport news ever seen on Australian television. In Pit Lane is screened weekly on Melbourne’s C31, created with RMITV crew. Live to air and watched by over 57, 000 viewers every week In Pit Lane is a unique blend of the latest news, interviews and entertainment.

Hosted by CTV Hall of Fame inductee Brett Ramsey.

With Tim Ferguson

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  • Host: Tim Ferguson

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Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)

Tim Ferguson, formerly of the Doug Anthony Allstars and Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush, hosts a reactionary Live TV show: ‘With Tim Ferguson’. Describing the half-hour weekly commentary show as ‘shock-jock radio with pictures,’ Tim said, ‘I’ll attack the Right, the Left and whatever the Greens are calling themselves these days.’

‘With Tim Ferguson’ covered world events, cultural trends and the Victorian Election at the time.

Originally airing on Channel 31 Melbourne in 2010.

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