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Upcoming Schedule of This Place program

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  1. Fri 8:55 PM, 27 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
    The Dhanggati name for Anderson Sugarloaf Mountain is Barralbarayi. It was a place where men took boys for initiation. Dhanggati elder Bob Smith shares the story with his granddaughter.
  2. Fri 6:25 PM, 27 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
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  3. Fri 8:57 PM, 27 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia HD channel
  4. Sun 7:55 PM, 29 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
    Warrenyeep, also called Mt Warrenheep, means "emu feathers". A long time ago, it was covered in ferns, which looked like emu feathers from a distance to the Wathaurung people. It is near Ballaarat, in Wadawurrung country.
  5. Sun 5:25 PM, 29 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
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  6. Sun 7:57 PM, 29 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia HD channel
  7. Mon 11:25 AM, 30 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
    Troy Cassar-Daly sings 'Shadows on the Hill' and talks about his boyhood by the river. His nan never allowed him to swim to the other side and it wasn't until he was an adult that he learned the story of a massacre.
  8. Mon 8:55 AM, 30 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
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  9. Mon 11:27 AM, 30 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia HD channel
  10. Mon 4:25 PM, 30 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
    Troy Cassar-Daly sings 'Shadows on the Hill' and talks about his boyhood by the river. His nan never allowed him to swim to the other side and it wasn't until he was an adult that he learned the story of a massacre.
  11. Mon 1:55 PM, 30 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
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  12. Mon 4:27 PM, 30 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia HD channel

Past Schedule of This Place program

Showing top 3 upcoming show times. Show times are sorted in increasing order of start time.

  1. Thu 4:27 PM, 26 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia HD channel
  2. Thu 1:55 PM, 26 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
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  3. Thu 4:25 PM, 26 Jun 2025 on ABC Australia channel
    Vivian Mason and her family have always spent time at Mummaga Lake. She speaks of how this lake continues to bring back the importance of identity and country. Vivian passes down this knowledge to her grandaughters.