Emmett Aldred

Trade Secret unearths the hidden history of the underground hormone trades among trans and gender-diverse people in 1980s St Kilda, revealing a world of passed-down knowledge and whispered networks.

John Logus

From 1946-1950, 40% of Kythera's population emigrated. The socio-economic and psychological effects were astounding.

Anna McGirr & Emily Bull

30 years after Priscilla, Briefs Factory tours rural Australia to spark queer joy, healing, and change.

Angela How

Three former footballers share their stories of playing footy in the 60s to the 80s in an all-Chinese Australian team.

Sina Summers

5 young adults face mental health issues, social isolation & loss of hope, but find empowerment through self-expression.

Si Paros

Silenced in court, an Ohio man fights for clemency as his family and supporters break their silence about the injustice.

Raquel Trejo

When self-taught coral gardener Mike Lee realises he cannot save Aitutaki's lagoon alone, he invites local children to join him, only to discover they've lost the cultural practice of swimming, forcing them all on a journey to reclaim what was lost before they can protect what remains.

Sharon Connolly & Trevor Graham

In Depression-era Australia, three women rose against war, poverty and inequality—their voices still inspire today.

Sue Thomson

One school. One year. One unforgettable principal. A delightful and deeply human look inside the beating heart of public education.

Jon Oldmeadow

We meet security guards and tradespeople at three major art galleries, and explore their new-found appreciation for art.

Will Gunn

A heartfelt glimpse into a wonderful group of volunteers as they prepare for the 163rd Whittlesea Show.

Jan Fran

When his selection for the most prestigious art exhibition in the world is spectacularly revoked, Khaled Sabsabi undertakes the fight of his life and a history-making artwork on his ROAD TO VENICE.