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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
Reconnecting Afghan Roots is a four-episode short documentary series that uncovers the remarkable story of the Afghan Cameleers who helped shape Australia’s outback and explores the lasting legacy they left behind. Through the journeys of young Adelaide-based Afghan/aboriginal descendants and current young Afghan-Australians, the series reconnects generations with a shared history that has largely been forgotten. As they discover family stories, cultural traditions, food and a deeper sense of identity, they reveal how the past continues to inspire belonging, pride, and unity in modern Australia.
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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
Timeless tales is a short documentary series following five families who call Australia home. Tune in as they share tales of struggles, joy, family and everything in between.
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- Host: Daniel Sanders
- 🏆 Winner of Best Lifestyle Program at the 2025 Antenna Awards
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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
Bush TV Australia is a new adventure travel program. It’s all about solo camping to snow trips, Four-wheel driving, high country, bush huts and pristine camping locations.
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Available in HD
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- Produced by Sea Star Rock
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Rating: G — General (Australia)
Join Lucy and Spriggina on an exciting adventure through time, exploring Earth’s oldest fossils with songs, science, real palaeontologists
and unforgettable prehistoric discoveries.
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- Produced by Trending Media Australia
- 🏆 Winner of Outstanding Contribution to a Community by a Program at the 2025 Antenna Awards
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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
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Available in HD
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- Produced by Humdinger Studios
- Starring Bec Petraitis - Kay-Lynn Cavanagh - Jam Nawaz - Geraldine Quinn - Han Arbuthnott - Urv Majumdar - Mish Wittrup
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Rating: MA15+ — Mature Accompanied (Restricted to 15+) (Australia)
It’s SPACE MURDER! A tabletop role-playing adventure where four comedians set off on a space ship and everyone will be fine!
Featuring Bec Petraitis, Kay-Lynn Cavanagh & Jam Nawaz. And starring Geraldine Quinn, Han Arbuthnott, Urvi Majumdar and Mish Wittrup!
Made by Humdinger Studios thanks to the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation.
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Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)
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Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
Full match coverage of the ‘Playing For Ross’ charity football match, raising vital funds for the Childhood Cancer Association. Broadcast from Smith Partners Stadium, the match features local media personalities coming together for an incredible cause. Commentated by Paul Marcuccitti and Nicole Blackett. Produced by Johnny Keko.
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- Starring: Asher Hammat - Dan Heath - Blake Hammat - Ruby Travis - Will Healey.
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Rating: M — Mature (Recommended 15+) (Australia)
Inside the Honest Lie is a short documentary that follows local South Australian band The Hazys. Our film gives audiences a behind the scenes peak at their newly released EP The Honest Lie and some of the work that went into the project. We hoped to showcase The Hazys performing as well as introducing newcomers to the band, it’s members, and their music.
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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.
