14 films Found
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...in the developing world. Produced by ABC...
As world leaders debate the causes and effects of global warming, we take a look at yet another example of man's damaging behaviour on the environment. In the light of BHP's decision to exit the giant Ok Tedi gold and copper mine in Papua New Guinea, this documentary asks what happens when a foreign mining company bails out of a big project in a developing country? Who wins? Who loses?
...or die, we want to go home". Produced by ABC...
Since the gruesome massacre of three UN workers in September, West Timor has been sliding into lawlessness. "The worst case scenario is beginning to materialise", says a senior UN official. The worst case scenario is a repeat of the bloodbath in East Timor a year ago - this time west of the border.
...found sanctuary in Australia. Produced by ABC...
We examine why so many war criminals find refuge in Australia.
...his nation with barely a thought for tomorrow? ABC Australia looks at the coup --from the early...
"They dragged Mahendra Chaudhry out of his seat and…kicked the back of his knee. They kicked it so he was forced to kneel." This description of when George Speight's gunmen stormed the parliamentary chamber comes from one of the MP's Speight held hostage in his struggle for power. Who is this self-appointed Fijian leader? And has Speight gambled the future and the reputation of his nation with …
...even leaving their homes." Produced by ABC...
Gambling is big business in Australia. Here - like everywhere else in the world - it is growing at an astonishing rate. Estimated to be worth $95 billion dollars, the industry thrives on robbing normal people of their hard-earned money. All sorts are seduced by the bright lights of Las Vegas and dreams of fast and easy money.
...", says Dr Peter Larkins. Produced by ABC...
In the run-up to the Sydney Olympics, will the new drugs screening process help to filter out cheats, or is it just another stab in the dark?
...ports and subsequent victory. Produced by ABC...
Eighty years after the Great War much remains unclear about the Anzac involvement. Australians have claimed their actions secured victory on the western front however the British have long disputed this. This film examines their role and how much honour is due to them.
...Anglicans across the country. Produced by ABC...
It's one of the most powerful and venerable institutions in the nation. Millions of Australians count themselves Anglican. But behind the ceremonial pomp is a vicious struggle for power.
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