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1997 DIVA Awards
- 1997
- Documentary
- 55mins
- Status: Completed
Four of Sydney's drag queens talk about their lives and their preparations for the Drag Industry Variety Awards. We see the DIVA committee and the night's big winners - including Personality of the Year and Bitch of the Year.
Cowgirls
- 2000
- Documentary
- 48mins
- Status: Completed
COWGIRLS explores the fearlessness, survival instincts and killer competitive streak of the women who compete in this quintessentially Australian sport. Cowgirl Anne Woodham and her family are typical of many in the rodeo community. In true rodeo spirit, Anne draws strength from adversity. She has coped with her daughter's disability, the end of her first marriage and the tragic death of her 20-year-old son with the same steel-faced determination with which she confronts the rodeo arena. COWGIRLS discovers that rodeo is more than a sport - it's a way of life.
The Deep End - Navy Divers in Dili
- 2000
- Documentary
- 50mins
- Status: Completed
THE DEEP END - NAVY DIVERS IN DILI focuses on the lives of an elite team of eight Australian navy divers during a dangerous mission to remove explosives from the wreck of the Australian warship HMAS Voyager in Betano, a remote bay due south of Dili. With unparalleled access to the dive team (where they sleep, what they eat, their fears and the laughs) this one-hour special offers a real insight into the mateship and human dramas behind the headlines. The Deep End - Navy Divers in Dili is narrated by Australian actor/presenter, Penny Cook.
Driven to Distraction: ADHD
- 2004
- Documentary
- 60mins
- Status: Completed
This exclusive one-hour LifeStyle Channel production focuses on the rapidly growing number of school age children being recognised as having attention difficulties and the current prevalence of prescription drugs such as Ritalin.
Hidden Talent: The Gift of Dyslexia
- 2001
- Documentary
- 53mins
- Status: Completed
According to a 1997 government survey, 30 percent of Australian children fall below normal literacy levels, this is the same proportion of the community thought to be Dyslexic. This one-hour special, produced by The Lifestyle Channel, investigates what is understood about Dyslexia, the varying forms and the most effective treatments for both dyslexic children and adults.
Julie's Baby
- 2000
- Documentary
- 8 x 28mins
- Status: Completed
Julie is a television journalist and she's just about to launch her most important production - her first child. This honest and intimate 8-part series follows Julie every step of the way as she explores the myriad of issues facing a new parent - the sudden joy (and fears), what to do, what to buy, the avalanche of often conflicting advice and all on three hours sleep a night!
Men + Alcohol = Violence...?
- 2000
- Documentary
- 55mins
- Status: Completed
This documentary looks at how certain elements or ingredients in a male's upbringing can combine to create a lethal mix which results in the strong violence type...having abusive parents, the lack of positive male role models, the lure of alcohol, the presence of the addiction gene, the messages taken from our culture at large...put them all together and in many cases you have a recipe for disaster, as demonstrated by the three men who'll take us through the harrowing journey of their lives. Actor/presenter, John Jarratt, will guide us through this very personal documentary taking us on a ride to the depths of alcohol and violence and out the other side, drawing on insights from his own history of addiction and abuse.
One Track Minds - Understanding Autism
- 2002
- Documentary
- 54mins
- Status: Completed
ONE TRACK MINDS offers a comprehensive look at what we understand about Autism and what practical and effective therapies are available. It seems that Autism rates are rising, scientists say that this is due to broader diagnostic criteria, but some parents are asking about environmental issues, everything from vaccines to pollution levels. This one-hour program follows case studies of families in Sydney, Perth and Melbourne representing the full spectrum of Autism.
Sisters of the Surf
- 2000
- Documentary
- 57mins
- Status: Completed
Surfing is no longer regarded as a purely male domain. No longer are girls just towel racks or accessories. These days, it's a sport for everyone. So what changed this, who's doing it and how come? And, what do the guys think of it all? SISTERS OF THE SURF is an exploration of the world of women's surfing and surf culture told through the eyes of two of the hottest junior girls on the world circuit, Amee Donohoe and Samantha Cornish. SISTERS OF THE SURF follows the two as they go head to head at the Bodypaint Classic women's stand-alone event at Sydney's Manly Beach.
Two Weeks on a Big Hill
- 1998
- Documentary
- 59mins
- Status: Completed
Follows the climbing holiday/expedition of seven non-experienced climbers and their experienced team leader up 'Aconcagua', the highest peak in South America. The documentary concentrates on the personal relationships and tensions between the team members. It is about people as much as it is about climbing.

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