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Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)
“The Hamilton Story” is a documentary about the pioneering Hamilton family’s winemaking history in Australia.
The Hamilton brothers brought new technology to wine the industry and were leaders in the field during the early days of wine making at Marion, McLaren Vale and the Coonawarra wine regions of South Australia. Sydney and Eric Hamilton ultimately created one of Australia’s biggest winery dynasties and helped created a wine export industry for South Australia. The film can be viewed at the Hamilton and Leconfield cellar doors.
This program contains frequent depictions of alcohol consumption. Please drink responsibly. Viewer discretion is advised.
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Available in HD
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- Produced by the C31 Melbourne Production Team
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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
Join us as we explore the places and public spaces that make up the Australian community…in Community Designs.
This series made possible via the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
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- 🏆 Winner of Best Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Program at the 2019 Antenna Awards
- 🏆 Winner of The Stella Young Contribution to Community TV Award at the 2025 Antenna Awards
- *Gregory & Anna Vaisman were inducted into the CTV Hall of Fame in 2025*
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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
News, events and public affairs for Russians living in Melbourne.
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Subtitles Available
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- Produced by Powerd & The Attitude Foundation
- 🏆 Winner of Best New Program at the 2025 Antenna Awards
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Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)
The show, All In, celebrates the incredible world of disability arts and culture, where creativity knows no bounds and voices are amplified!
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- Hosts: Shannon Marinko & Lee Zachariah
- Originally airing from 2006-2008.
- 🏆🏆🏆 Winner of Best Comedy Program - Best Arts Program & Best Director (Lee Zachariah) at the 2008 Antenna Awards
- 🏆 Winner of Outstanding Arts Program at the 2009 Antenna Awards
- *The Bazura Project were inducted into the CTV Hall of Fame in 2025*
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Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)
Welcome The Bazura Project, the world’s aft-most authority on the world of cinema. The show originally aired on community television across Australia over three seasons from 2006-2008.
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Subtitles Available
Available in HD
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- Host: Matt Stewart
- Director: Shane Dunlop
- Executive Producers: Shane Dunlop - Matt Stewart - Michael Palethorpe
- Associate Producer: Emma Sharp
- Directors of Photography: Michael Palethorpe - Nick Jackson
- Sound: Michael Palethorpe - Nick Jackson
- Editor: Michael Palethorpe
- Theme Song: Damon Smith
- 🏆 Winner of Outstanding Theme Song in a Program at the 2021 Antenna Awards
- 🏆 Winner of Best Comedy Program at the 2025 Antenna Awards
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Rating: MA15+ — Mature Accompanied (Restricted to 15+) (Australia)
Join Australian comedian Matt Stewart as he travels off the beaten path, following the journeys of some of Australia’s famous and infamous adventurers, dropping in to as many craft breweries and pubs as he can.
Part history lesson, part travel show, but mostly just an excuse for a cold bevvy or two.
This program contains frequent depictions of alcohol consumption. Please drink responsibly. Viewer discretion is advised.
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- 🏆 Winner of Best Special or Documentary Feature at the 2025 Antenna Awards
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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
Produced by C44, this short documentary captures the joy and creativity of Every Body Dance, an inclusive dance project and creative collaboration between Australian Dance Theatre, Mount Barker District Council, Community Living Australia, and members of the disability community.
Follow participants and their support workers over five weeks of workshops as they explore creative expression through dance, under the expert guidance of ADT’s Adrianne Semmens and Tanya Voges, culminating in a performance at the UKARIA Cultural Centre.