In this series return, Ernie take a trip to Bowen to meet traditional owners taking on sea turtle research before meeting up with a couple who show him the stunning Whitsunday passage.

Ernie travels to Bathurst Island to meet a dedicated and passionate nun, a woman working with young families, and two local artists who share their love for their culture.

Ernie meets three very interesting Darwin locals, each with their own connection to the land and to the wildlife that inhabits it.

Ernie is in Melville Island to meet an expert carver and a young man who's returned to his people after reaching the pinnacle of AFL.

Ernie explores the rugged rivers and mountains around Cooktown before meeting up with two salt-of-the-earth Elders, who’ve raised a large family and one very talented footballer.

Ernie and Aaron Fa'aoso explore the outback town of Longreach and visit an ancient rock art site, as well as an historic cattle station.

Aaron Fa'aoso explores the abundant Granite Belt, where he conquers a mountain with a ranger and visits a family-owned apple orchard.

Ernie explores the town of Winton, meeting the founder of a dinosaur museum and taking flight above the outback.

Ernie travels to South Australia, to the place where the Murray River meets the ocean, connects with the Ngarrindjeri people, and kayaks the Coorong.

A Woppaburra Elder shows Ernie the wonders of Great Keppel; Ernie gets his hands dirty learning pottery and practices survival skills.

Ernie takes a historic paddle steamer into the heart of the Murraylands, learns the life of a Romani elder, meets a keeper of African carnivores, and shares a moment with David Gulpilil.