Steven McGregor

“When First Nations men love themselves and their families openly, it is not only healing. It is defiance” Thomas Mayo

Cath Murphy

Three short animated documentaries about socially sanctioned abuse by those who were supposed to be protecting them.

Travis Beard

How the West failed Afghanistan through the eyes of those who lived it.

Sally Ingleton

A year on the frontline of environmental activism.

Ian Darling

This is what was said. This is what was heard.

Jemma Potgieter

‘Let Them Hug’ charts the journey of a turbulent 2020 campaign to free refugees indefinitely detained in an inner-city hotel, kicked off by a group of young defiant locals and a Somali family asking if they can ‘simply hug’.

Pete Ward and John-Paul McElwee

Beneath the Sydney skyline, Dr. Daniel Nour and his team take mobile healthcare to those falling through the cracks.

Pauline Clague

A brilliant circus family’s hidden legacy unfolds as descendants reunite across continents, revealing their Australian Aboriginal ancestry, global stardom, and the extraordinary secrets they kept in order to survive.

Charlie Hill-Smith

An ancient songline, smashed & lost to colonial invasion, is about to be sung again.

Yaara Bou Melhem

Healing 'Poison Country'

Constantine Costi

In a Highland village, amidst the fierce rivalries of the World Porridge Championships, a village ponders its legacy.

Andrew Garton

A poetic interweave of narration and restored film and video from two eras of Sarawak's forests and its people.