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The 40th anniversary of the 1967 Referendum
The 1967 referendum was a significant step along the road to reconciliation between black and white Australia. Roving reporter Jemima went to the 40th anniversary celebration.
2007 Multifaith Multicultural Youth Forum
The 2007 Multifaith Multicultural Youth Forum brought people of different ethnicities, beliefs and ages together to fight for an ideal Australian society.
Cultural youth forum is a great success
On Sunday 9 December 2007 the Melbourne Town Hall welcomed young participants to the second Annual Faith and Culture Youth Forum.
2008 Macedon Ranges Youth Awards
This video from roving reporter Jenelle introduces winners and performers, including break dancer Billy and Barrel of Monkeys.
The 40 Hour Drought
Have you ever stopped to think about how many litres of water you use everyday? The average Australian uses over 200 litres every 24 hours - but could you use 40 in 40? Between 7am on March 21 to 11pm on March 22, thousands of Australians tried using 40 litres of water in 40 hours as part of the 40hr Drought. Read more.
A Time Like This - celebrating the centenary of Victorian women voting
Arts reporter Margaret B speaks to Bindi Cole about the recent exhibition celebrating the centenary of women's vote in Victoria.
A day of understanding
Roving reporter Thuong attended the Day of Understanding, a day for school students to celebrate multicultural Australia.
An interview with Nikola White
This video interview with Kinglake resident Nikola White talks about how sport has helped her to cope with the aftermath of the 2009 bushfires.
Advance in Castlemaine
Mark Fox has been facilitating the Advance program for five years. He teaches the "enviro-corp" subject at Castlemaine Secondary College.
Being an advocate for people with disabilities
Roving reporter Thomas discusses advocating for people with a disability, and his recent award from the Have Your Say conference.
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