Rating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
ArtsbusTV showcases creativity from the emerging generation. Each 30-minute episode focuses on a town or community in Victoria. The segments in each episode include interviews, tutorials, creative arts, and documentary journalism. Everything has been directed by local kids and teens – both behind the scenes and in front of the camera.
Series II episodes launching in 2026 include Warrnambool and Geelong.
Learn more at www.akc.org.au/artsbusTV
Behind The Words was a behind the scenes look at the creative process of writers and artists. Everything from an…
View SeriesEach week Arty Facts explores the fascinating history behind some of Melbourne's most famous artworks and their artists.
View SeriesC31’s I Heart Art follows a diverse range of artists as they step the audience through the process of putting…
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Available in HDRating: MA15+ — Mature Accompanied (Restricted to 15+) (Australia)
Join Yazmin Firkins as she travels across Australia’s best kept secret – the picturesque island state of Tasmania.
Along the way, she’ll be trying a wide variety of gins, whiskies, ciders and more, searching for the secret as to why Tasmania is considered a top destination for lovers of a tipple or two.
But it won’t all be about the drinks, there’ll be plenty of food and adventure too.
There is so much to explore in Tasmania and Yazmin is just getting started.
This program contains frequent depictions of alcohol consumption. Please drink responsibly. Viewer discretion is advised.
Join Madeleine Culp as she makes her way down the west coast of Australia. Along the way, she’ll be trying…
View SeriesJoin Australian comedian Matt Stewart as he travels off the beaten path, following the journeys of some of Australia's famous…
View SeriesLead by Gage Rossiter, a teacher of beer, wine and spirits sensory evaluation at Swinburne University of Technology, the show…
View SeriesRating: MA15+ — Mature Accompanied (Restricted to 15+) (Australia)
Best of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is a dynamic, weekly documentary series that showcases standout short documentaries from the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF), with a focus on the city’s multicultural stories. Each feature or short collections features a curated film or excerpt. The show celebrates Melbourne’s diversity, amplifies global perspectives, and promotes the art of documentary filmmaking.
Held annually under the stars in the beautiful vineyards of McLaren Vale, the Fleurieu Film Festival is competitive short film…
View SeriesBeats of Colours is a short documentary exploring the fusion of Latin Classical and Tango music styles through the eyes…
View SeriesFeature documentary exploring the amazing life of harbour master Ian King and the history of American River, Kangaroo Island. Walkley…
View SeriesRating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
The latest news and current affairs from Indigenous Australia presented by Marli Ryan. Produced by Ngaarda Media – for more…
View SeriesBoth Felix and Fiona work as news anchors at a local broadcasting centre; with their careers at a dead end…
View SeriesGabble takes a lighthearted look at some of the most egregious spelling mistakes and factual inaccuracies perpetrated by Australia’s “most…
View SeriesRating: PG — Parental Guidance (Australia)
Join Shane and Madeleine as they try to manage the shop without Aunty Plop Plop.
Come on in to the shop!!!
Aunty Plop Plop’s Useless Shop is the brainchild of comedian’s Shane Matheson and Madeleine Culp. Originally broadcast on C31 Melbourne through late 2016.
Sea Star Rock is an interactive blend of music and video series made for kids who love to sing, dance,…
View SeriesJump into the river adventure with Murray the River Kid! A special storybook reading with Lucy, discover how water travels,…
View SeriesAimed at young children, “The Aunty Mojo Show”, aims to communicate a message to children, and hopefully their caregivers, through…
View SeriesRating: G — General (Australia)
SKCTV (Snap’s Kakadu Club) is for today’s kids “Positive TV”. Popular Ventriloquist Lindi Jane presents this fun kids show, featuring Snap and his puppet friends sharing ‘feel good’ stories from inspiring guests.
Get ready to flap, flutter and explore! Winged Wonders of Adelaide is a brand new educational series made just for…
View SeriesJoin Pediatric doctor, Dr. Nelu as she chats with health care professionals, kids and parents to provide advice and information…
View SeriesJump into the river adventure with Murray the River Kid! A special storybook reading with Lucy, discover how water travels,…
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Join Serafina and Gus on their cycling adventures, celebrating community while exploring and sharing great places to ride and great things to see and do in Australia and New Zealand!
Together, they inspire happier, healthier lives while enjoying delicious food and meeting interesting people along the way. Everyone’s welcome, no matter what bike you ride! Let’s cycle together!
The SA Sports Show covers all the latest South Australian sports news and stories, presented by a roll call of…
View SeriesBTS with Jess is a youth arts show, exploring behind-the-scenes processes of arts and encouraging young people to get creative.…
View SeriesJoin Ethan, as he encourages other young people and their families to get off the couch and into the great…
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The theme for National Reconciliation Week 2026 is All In, a call for all Australians to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation every single day.
All In makes clear that reconciliation is not a spectator sport and that all of us must step away from the sidelines and take action to make change.
The theme also reminds us that reconciliation and advancing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ rights isn’t a passive activity, and it is not solely the responsibility of First Nations people, who have carried the weight of championing, explaining and acting for far too long.
Reconciliation will not happen by itself, and it will not happen without all of us.
Yarning Up is a training initiative providing an opportunity for first time Directors from various remote Indigenous communities. These are…
View SeriesThe 2023 Lowitja O’Donoghue Oration is delivered by the Hon Anthony Albanese MP, Prime Minister of Australia. The Lowitja O’Donoghue…
View SeriesRelive the moving talks, performances and cinematic fireworks of events Mourning in the Morning and Aus Lights on the River,…
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Relive the moving talks, performances and cinematic fireworks of events Mourning in the Morning and Aus Lights on the River, held on Kaurna Yerta (Adelaide) on 26 January to mark Australia Day.
Presented by the Australia Day Council of South Australia and recorded live by Channel 44 Adelaide.
Held annually under the stars in the beautiful vineyards of McLaren Vale, the Fleurieu Film Festival is competitive short film…
View SeriesThe Bay to Birdwood, held annually along a 72km route from West Beach to the Adelaide Hills, is one of the…
View SeriesThe Art of Reconciliation follows eight First Nations people as they are each paired with an artist to tell their…
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FOREVER BLUE – an original 3-part documentary event chronicling the rise, fall, and evolution of Manningham United Blues FC. From humble beginnings to heart-breaking setbacks and the relentless pursuit of progress, this series offers a rare look inside one of Victoria’s most ambitious football clubs.
The SA Sports Show covers all the latest South Australian sports news and stories, presented by a roll call of…
View SeriesCovering local Australian Rules football around Victoria.
View SeriesFour university students battle it out to win $15,000 to support their different clubs. The chess club wishes to go…
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