The Ski Instructors Who Have Spent 50 Years At Perisher

Can you imagine doing any job for fifty years? It just doesn't seem to really happen these days. But Franz Pichler and Christian Keller this year celebrate 50 years of ski instructing at Australia's P...

17/10/2015 12:15 PM AEDT

Foraged TV

From Tradie To Powerhouse Chef: The Man Pushing Fine Dining Boundaries

Mark Best is an iconic chef at the forefront of Australian cuisine. Driven to keep pushing the boundaries, he is humble and has the ultimate ability to back himself and take big risks. No more so tha...

15/10/2015 10:11 AM AEDT

Belstaff

David Beckham Stars As Outlaw Motorbike Stuntman In Love Triangle

Outlaws are usually lonely figures. No home to call their own because they're always on the run. Like David Beckham's character in this short film, Outlaw. He plays a brooding, mysterious character (...

14/10/2015 2:37 PM AEDT

Media Animal TV

The Woman Who Lives Life As A Mermaid

In Byron Bay, Kazzie Mahina spends most of her time living life as though she's a mermaid. It's not that she believes she's a mermaid, it's that she actually gets paid to dress and appear like one. Wi...

13/10/2015 9:43 AM AEDT

Francesco Paciocco

Is Emerging Brain Technology Changing Humanity?

New technology is unlocking the brains true potential but it has some questioning whether these advances are coming at a cost to our humanity. Others, though, believe pushing the boundaries of technol...

13/10/2015 3:02 AM AEDT

Mike Olbinski

A Time Lapse That Shows How A Monsoon Develops

A monsoon is the seasonal change in direction of the strongest winds of a region. While it can occur in both the winter and summer months, the most powerful usually occur as the weather heats up. The...

12/10/2015 11:48 AM AEDT

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Exercise Can Dampen Stress Chemicals (And How To Motivate Yourself To Move)

Exercise as a treatment for depression and anxiety has been steadily gaining support. Lena Dunham has preached that moving on a regular basis has calmed her obsessive thinking, and some doctors prescr...

09/10/2015 8:04 PM AEDT

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'Madness Made Me': The Breakdown That Shaped An Extraordinary Woman's Life

Mary O’Hagan believed she was destined for a life of institutionalisation after a major mental breakdown in young adulthood in the late 1970s. The New Zealand woman was admitted to a mental health ins...

08/10/2015 3:01 PM AEDT

Ben Briand

NSFW: A Teenage Coming Of Age Film Meets A Crime Thriller

Warning: some scenes are NSFW including nudity and violence. Somewhere between the ages of 14-18 teenagers start to peer into their adulthood, experimenting with thrill and breaking the rules. Blood P...

08/10/2015 9:33 AM AEDT

Toby Morris

How A New York Marathon Changed One Man's Life

Before the 2010 New York Marathon, Charlie Maher said he was a big drinker. "Alcohol has always been a very big demon in my life, and it had been a struggle for me to separate myself from drinking al...

04/10/2015 6:32 AM AEDT

Wax Audio

The Aussie Music Mashup Bringing Together The Bee Gees And ACDC

What happens when you mashup Australia's two biggest music exports? You get one hell of a powerful tune to get your patriotic heart pumping. Stayin' in Black is a mashup created by Aussie producer W...

03/10/2015 7:23 AM AEST

Collective Noun

Uber Back: The Ride-Sharing Service For Uni Students

Uber is known for cutting the fees on your regular taxis, but for uni students, the cost cuts aren't enough to justify regular trips. That's why comedy sketch group Collective Noun have introduced 'Ub...

02/10/2015 11:40 AM AEST

The Australian Ballet

The Men Of The Australian Ballet -- 'We Are Athletes, Yet We Are Artists'

Australian male athletes are usually lauded if they're surfers or football players, celebrated for their bravado. But we're also a country known for producing some of the best male ballet dancers in t...

01/10/2015 7:47 PM AEST

Jeremy Snell

The Faces Of Nepal Before The Earthquake

Filmed prior to the devastating earthquakes in Nepal earlier this year, these are some of the faces of the Nepali people captured by director and 'world traveller', Jeremy Snell. The video is a series...

30/09/2015 6:19 AM AEST

Octopod films

You May Never Sleep Again After You Watch This

And you thought drop bears were scary. In a small country town somewhere in Victoria, something has gotten into the water. An unidentified algae has a local ranger drawn to a town with a hunch that so...

29/09/2015 5:56 AM AEST

Tom Compagnoni

How Often Do You Check Your Phone?

The roll-out of Apple's new iPhone 6s is a good reminder about how obsessed we've become with our gadgets. According to Deloitte, Australia is one of the leading countries in smartphone addiction. Est...

25/09/2015 7:00 AM AEST

Foraged TV

The Young Aussies Who Have Followed Through On Their Craft Beer Dream

In Sydney's Newtown Young Henry's has become an institution. The craft beer bar was started by Oscar McMahon and Richard Adamson, who met in a pub and realised they had the same vision for their loca...

24/09/2015 2:33 PM AEST

Soda Honey Films

A Story About How Small Decisions Lead To Finding Love

We're all fairly curious about how to find love, most of us believing it's fate, small incidents of chance that lead us to our 'soul-mates'. Some of us are a little more cynical. In this film, Liche...

24/09/2015 3:55 AM AEST

Skit Box

Watch Girls In Active Wear Do 'Literally Nothing' In Their Active Wear

In case you haven't noticed, there are a shedload of people who now hang out, doing literally nothing in their active wear. Coffee, shopping, brunching (definitely brunching) or just hanging around t...

23/09/2015 4:32 PM AEST

Michael Shanks

The Alien Robot Who Found Himself On A Post-Apocalyptic Earth

Time Trap is an sci-fi comedy that looks like it was made for the big screen rather than for its humble place online. The short film follows Fripp, a robot-alien, as he loses control of his spaceship...

22/09/2015 8:23 PM AEST

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