Karla Grant Presents

A rare first-hand account of the realities of life in Depression-era Sydney, by Vic Smith, Margot Nash, Elizabeth Schaffer, Wendy Brady and Donna Foster.

House-opening ceremonies in a contemporary Aboriginal community combine elements of Aboriginal, Torres Strait and European cultures of dealing with death.

Karla Grant looks at a haunting story about personal and public loss, white ownership, Aboriginal dispossession and the difficulty of reconciliation.

Karla Grant learns about the experiences of the Indigenous peoples of Papua New Guinea during World War II, when two million foreign soldier fought battles on their land.

Explores the moving story of Warri and Yatungka, the last of the Mandildjara people to be living a traditional nomadic lifestyle in the remote Gibson Desert of central Australia.

Follows a group of First Nation students from Adelaide on a camp to Witchelina in the remote north of South Australia.