We TV is Victoria’s community platform dedicated to authentic stories, creative expression, and lived experience
We TV was founded to fix a long-standing gap in Australian media. Mainstream television rarely reflects the genuine day-to-day lives, talents, and perspectives of people living with disabilities or the dedicated support workers alongside them.
We are here to give our community direct control over their own narrative:
We imagine an Australian media landscape where accessibility is default, inclusion is second nature, and every story in our community has a place to be celebrated.
Explore a growing library of personal stories, advocate discussions, and community showcases
Real-life vlogs, local community highlights, and personal documentaries showing life across Australia
Honest discussions on accessibility rights, NDIS insights, and key sector developments
Celebrating the heart, dedication, and everyday impact of care teams and support workers
Music, comedy, performance, and short films created by artists with diverse abilities
Real-life vlogs, local community highlights, and personal documentaries showing life across Australia
Honest discussions on accessibility rights, NDIS insights, and key sector developments
Celebrating the heart, dedication, and everyday impact of care teams and support workers
Music, comedy, performance, and short films created by artists with diverse abilities
Passionate creators, technical experts, and community advocates united by a shared vision
At We TV, our strength lies in the diverse perspectives, shared passion, and dedication of the people behind the scenes. We are a collaborative group of creators, community advocates, and technical specialists united by a single goal: to build an inclusive, accessible digital space that authentically represents everyday Australian lives.
Tariq M. Durrani has a background in journalism, television, film and digital screen production, as well as many years of experience in disability and community services. He created We TV Community to bring people and media together, giving people with disability, support workers and the wider community a place to share their stories, connect with others and have their voices heard.
Chloe Miller champions accessibility and inclusion across WeTv Community, ensuring the platform reflects the diverse voices of the people it serves. She works closely with members of the disability community to create a space where everyone feels welcome, represented and heard.
Richard Lee brings extensive hands-on experience in film and television directing, production, camera operation, and scriptwriting. His deep understanding of the production process allows him to transform creative concepts and narratives into compelling screen content. Within We TV Community, Richard applies his creative and production expertise to bring stories to life, guiding them from script to screen.
We TV is Australia’s community-driven media platform focused on disability, support work, and positive change. We share stories that empower, entertain, and connect people across the country through films, comedy, advocacy projects, and news from across the disability and support work industry.