Lista de episódios

Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency CEO, Muriel Bamblett joins Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke in the studio.

Ernie Dingo joins Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke as special guest host in the studio.

Former Olympian Kyle Vander Kuyp join Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke as special guest co-hosts in the studio.

We interview Author David Hill and Dean Widders joins Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke at the desk as our special guest co-host.

Award winning author Bruce Pascoe joins Rachael Hocking and John-Paul Janke in the studio as our special guest co-host.

Gidgee Group CEO Sean Gordon joins Rachael Hocking and John-Paul Janke in the studio as our special guest co-host.

National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation CEO Pat Turner joins us as guest host in the studio.

Isaiah Firebrace is live in the studio on the eve of Jessica Mauboy's 2018 performance and Karla Grant sits down with Jess for a special interview. Rod Liddle from National Congress of Australia's First People joins us as guest co-host.

The Point returns in a new weekly format featuring investigative journalism, celebrity interviews, international and domestic Indigenous news and live crosses to events around the nation.

Megan Davis joins Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke in the studio as our special guest co-host.

Married At First Sight's Telv Williams speaks live in the studio and Director Rachel Perkins joins John Paul Janke and Rachael Hocking as our special guest co-host.

Keenan Mundine from Weave Youth and Community Services joins Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke as special guest host in the studio.

We speak with Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar about the work that she is doing in remote communities.

Didgeridoo performer and composer William Barton joins Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke as special guest co-host in the studio.

Aboriginal Housing Office CEO Shane Hamilton joins us as our special guest co-host.

Rangi Hirini travels to Ningaloo Reef to meet a Trainee Ranger who's learning how to help preserve our coastlines and Amelia Telford from SEED joins us as our guest co-host

We celebrate the achievements of eight generations of Indigenous nurses and midwives in the town of Toowoomba. Copyright lawyer Terri Janke joins us for an all-female panel.

Reporter Ryan Liddle follows young activist Cheree Toka as she protests to keep the Aboriginal flag flying on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Timana Tahu teaches us how to eat healthy and stay fit. We also speak to Jake Gablonski about how to look after our mental health.

Gail Mabo SNAICC National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day Ambassador joins us as guest co-host.

Journalist Liz Deep-Jones speaks with Youth Justice Advocate Keenan Mundine about why Australia needs to raise the age at which children can be held criminally responsible. Natalie Ahmat visits the Darwin Art Fair.

The Point marks National Science Week and focusses on First Nations STEM. Mikaela Jade from Indigital Storytelling joins Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke in the studio as our special guest co-host.

The Point takes a look at some of the key speeches featured at this year's GARMA Festival. Hosted by Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke.

The Point revisits some of the key speeches featured at this year's GARMA Festival. Hosted by Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke.

The Point takes a look at some of the key speeches featured at this year's GARMA Festival. Hosted by Rachael Hocking and John Paul Janke.

The Point comes to you live from Thursday Island for the 'Winds of Zendath' cultural festival.

Rangi Hirini speaks with the family of Ms Dhu about her shock passing and its aftermath. Journalist Liz Deep-Jones visits the family of Tane Chatfield and looks at developments in his case.

Kris Flanders takes a look at grass roots footy programs. Rangi Hirini uncovers the little known Western Australian First Nations Rugby League program that rivals the Knockout.

The Point takes the pulse of Women's health and looks at how we can improve the health outcomes for Indigenous women. Tom Stayner follows lawyer Taryn Saunders on her journey to raise mental health awareness in the Sydney City2Surf.

The Point marks Mental Health Week and examines mental health and suicide prevention in Indigenous communities. Ella Archibald-Binge meets two women who are harnessing art to overcome their mental health challenges.

The Point marks Indigenous Business Month and meets some business owners making a big difference in their communities.

How important is identity? The Point takes a look at what identify means to Indigenous Australians, and asks if DNA testing can be used to prove a person's Aboriginality.

The Point takes a look at the impact that mining and energy companies have on our communities, livelihoods and the environment.

On the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, The Point commemorates the contributions of Indigenous Australians in this conflict.

The Point takes a look at Literacy and speaks with our next generation of young authors and storytellers.

The Point addresses the national issue of Domestic Violence and its wide ranging impacts on our Indigenous communities.

The Point attends the 8th Healing Our Spirit Worldwide conference in Sydney to celebrate the power of Indigenous knowledge, wisdom and shared experiences.