AustLit

According to If Magazine,

a 1980s-set story that follows young Aboriginal delinquent Robyn, who escapes detention and reluctantly teams up with awkward teenager Gidge as she searches for the truth behind a mysterious family secret.

The pair begin a perilous journey across the Australian Outback, pursued by Maxine, a sex trafficker whose taxi Robyn stole, and Gidge’s domineering father, a fraudulent preacher called Robert.

Source: https://if.com.au/stan-greenlights-invisible-boys-drama-series-from-nicholas-verso/ (Sighted: 12/10/2023)

'The story of a Warlpiri woman, Audrey, and her journey with her Sicilian partner Santo to keep the children they’ve been bringing up together, despite the many challenges they face. Audrey embeds her cultural knowledge, language, and Law in the lives of those she cares for, as well as ensuring they have the education for the complex world of today. The intimate footage of this steadfast couple, filmed over 10 years in Mbantua (Alice Springs) and Audrey’s Warlpiri homelands, provides unique insights into a family in Australia today.'

Source: Sydney Film Festival.

The series 'follows Constable Jay Swan, a charismatic young officer who arrives at his new station. Fresh from the city and tipped for big things, Jay might be the new copper, but he’s not new to this town. His estranged father Jack lives here, as does the woman who will change his life forever, Mary.'

Positioned as the third series of Mystery Road, it is set some twenty years earlier and acts as an 'origin story' for protagonist Jay Swan.

'[A] re-imagination of the classic tale Robin Hood…Indigenous style. Set in outback Alice Springs, the 6 x 10 minute series will follow Robbie and his gang of pre-teen mischief masters.'

Source: Mumbrella (https://mumbrella.com.au/new-dramas-for-ten-sbs-and-stan-after-one-off-investment-by-screen-australia-529924). (Sighted: 22/11/2018)

'Driving through the outback, a Japanese tourist accidentally hits two iconic Australian animals.'

Source: Production blurb.

'Tells the story of a young policeman, fresh out of the academy who gets his first taste of the complexities of community life in central Australia.' (Source: Koori Mail, 13 January 2016:35)

'Jack Buckskin is the teacher of an endangered language. From the northern Adelaide suburb of Salisbury, Jack’s mission is to teach the Kaurna language, the language of his ancestors, to as many people as he can in his lifetime. But this is not easy. The language was driven to near extinction over a century ago. Now, Jack and fellow language speakers are sculpting a new Kaurna language and culture, and through that seeking to bring a new way of being to the youth of suburban Adelaide, in the form of a new Aboriginal identity, and with that, hope.' (Source: Ronin Films website)