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1 online resource (streaming video file) (38 min. 20 sec.) ; 230148790 bytes |
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Offering an in-depth look into some of the most important Indigenous issues and telling vital stories that matter to all Australians, Series 22 of Living Black returns to SBS and NITV from Monday 6 April.Australia's award-winning and longest running Indigenous current affairs show continues its unique video journalism style of storytelling but returns to screens with a fresh new look, investigating contemporary issues of concern to Indigenous Australians, through compelling human stories in a documentary-style format.Reporting from across Australia, the show will feature a personal journey each week, from prominent public personalities to local faces at the heart of Indigenous communities; it will explore a weekly issue through human eyes - telling fascinating stories with inspiring outcomes.Cyclone Special - Eye of the StormOn Friday the 20th February 2015, Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Marcia and Category 4 Tropical Cyclone Lam hit northern Australia. Living Black journalists Karla Grant and Laura Murphy-Oates visited the communities of Galiwinku and Milingimby in Arnhem Land, Yeppoon and Rockhampton in Central Queensland in the aftermath. Speaking with Indigenous Australians affected by the Cyclones, they find out how communities prepared for the storms, their experiences when the cyclones hit and how they have recovered in the wake of these natural disasters. (An SBS and NITV Production) (Current Affairs) CCFollow the conversation on twitter: #LivingBlackSBS |
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Closed captioning in English |
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Broadcast 2015-04-06 at 16:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Aboriginal Australians.
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Cyclones -- Social aspects.
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Cyclones -- Tracking.
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Disaster relief -- Management.
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Cyclone damage.
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Queensland -- Rockhampton.
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Streaming video
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Grant, Karla, host
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Murphy-Oates, Laura, reporter
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