Family Rules
Family Rules is a TV show on NITV. The program has been available since 2025. A total of 12 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in May 2025.
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Aleisha considers developing a side-hustle as a wedding planner, trying her skills out by organising a girls weekend for the family.
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25:59Having turned 18, Jessica's world is opening up and she wants to take a gap semester and go travelling.
25:59It's time for Kiara and her new baby daughter Bindi to go back to Western Australia to see family and connect with their Noongar culture.
25:59Sharna decides to get a personal trainer and along with a few other members of the family, delivers powerful results after several weeks of dedication.
25:59A new baby is on the way and after three sons, the big news is that Shenika is finally having a girl.
Season 1
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26:00All the Rule girls travel into the heart of Western Australia with their mum and extended family for a special ceremony in their father's Nagdju country.
26:00Jessica considers going into modelling and gets guidance from her big sister Shenika about a career in high heels.
26:00For 19-year-old Sharna, moving out of home means her sisters won't touch her stuff - or at least that's the plan.
26:00Social media goes on hold when the younger Rule girls head outback with their grandmother to experience their culture, country and elders.
26:00Experimenting with her 'good girl' image, 14-year-old Jessica tests her mum's approach to parenting.
25:59An exclusive insight into modern Indigenous family life through the eyes of nine sisters and their mother. Angela, Shenika, Helen, Kelly, Kiara, Sharna, Aleisha, Jessica and Hannah navigate their way through adolescence and adulthood as their mother, Daniella, tries to teach them life lessons. Aleisha Rule is the cheeky se...
Season 3 25:59
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Daniella marks her 50th birthday by travelling alone to a remote Aboriginal community in the Western Australian Central Desert.