Going Places with Ernie Dingo - Season 7

Ernie learns local culture from a palawa guide and discovers what it takes to produce award winning wine with a local grower. Meanwhile, Mark hits the water for a kayaking adventure.

Ernie laces up the boots for a breath-taking gorges of Karijini, and lends a hand in shield-making with the local Mob. Brooke meets a colourful photorealism portrait artist in the town of Tom Price.

In the Victorian Alps, Rae goes sledding with a pack of Siberian huskies and meets a traditional hat maker keeping the art alive; Ernie takes a shot at a biathlon with an aspiring Olympian.

Ernie and Brooke ascend on the Atherton Tablelands by railway where Brooke goes on a nocturnal wildlife tour. Ernie meets a cultural guide in Chillagoe, and tries his hand at blacksmithing.

On South Australia's Limestone Coast, Mark scuba dives the crystal clear water of a sinkhole and learns about the ancient landscape from a Boandik elder. Ernie comes face-to-face with million-year-old megafauna.

Brooke meets the marine life of the Dampier archipelago and has a crack at roping with a rodeo champion in Karratha; Ernie visits the world's largest sites of rock art engravings.

Ernie celebrates St Andrew's Day in Australia's Celtic capital and explores the Gondwanan-era Washpool National Park, while Rae takes a joy ride over Armidale in a WWII warbird.

Mark takes in the dramatic sea cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula by boat and learns the art of whisky distilling. Ernie visits a safe haven for the adorable but endangered Tasmanian Devil.

Ernie catches up with pro-surfer and artist Otis Carey, and gets a cultural tour in Coffs Harbour with the Gumbaynggirr mob, Rae learns how our cuppas go from crop-to-cup at a local coffee farm.

Ernie returns to the Great Barrier Reef to meet the young mob helping to restore it and goes croc-spotting on the Daintree River; Brooke walks the coast to catch a feed of mud crab.

Ernie meets a sculptor creating wildlife out of scrap metal and gets a tour of the region with a passionate local. Rae cruises the Clarence River with a Yaegl artist to learn how it inspires her work.

Brooke trains with one of Australia's most accomplished First Nations marathon runners and learns from a local skateboarding icon. Ernie gets up close and personal with local wildlife.