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The Bombing of Darwin: An Awkward Truth
- 2011
- Documentary
- 60mins
- Status: Completed
Drawing on long-hidden documents, including the secret Lowe Royal Commission and first person accounts AN AWKWARD TRUTH debunks conventional wisdom surrounding the bombing of Darwin in 1942. This was not a small, insignificant attack swept under the carpet to avoid unnecessary panic. It was a massive military failure, hidden from the public by those responsible.
Bridge Between Two Worlds
- 2009
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
BRIDGE BETWEEN TWO WORLDS is an intimate portrait of the struggles and triumphs of three newly arrived refugee children, Filimon, Martin and Mujtaba as they prepare to leave the safety of an intensive English primary school and take their first tentative steps into mainstream Australian society.
Burning Daylight
- 2007
- Documentary
- 27mins
- Status: Completed
BURNING DAYLIGHT follows the process of the rehearsals and community consultation leading to the stage production of Burning Daylight. This production sought to break new territory in the arena of contemporary Indigenous dance. The collaboration between Indigenous dancer and choreographer Dalisa Pigram and contemporary choreographer Serge Aime Coulibaly from Burkina Faso, West Africa, in negotiation with the elders of the Yawuru community and the dancers in the project is exposed in the documentary as the backbone of the final work. From the Message Stick series.
Desperately Keeping Sheila
- 2007
- Documentary
- 8 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
The bush; raw, beautiful and isolated, is short on women - seriously short. Outback boys need potential wives, but where to find them? 'Desperately Seeking Sheila' played cupid and intervened. DESPERATELY KEEPING SHEILA is a follow up to this hugely successful series.
Desperately Seeking Doctors
- 2008
- Documentary
- 3 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
DESPERATELY SEEKING DOCTORS delves into the shortage of doctors crisis in Australia. It follows the experiences of an overseas-trained doctor from Scotland who responded to advertisements and two new graduates to take up GP positions in remote outback communities in the vast expanse of Western Australia.
Desperately Seeking Doctors: The Kimberley
- 2011
- Documentary
- 2 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Outspoken and zealous, Dr Mary Fortune leaves Scotland to take up the challenge of working in one of the most remote medical posts on the planet. With her fresh eyes we discover the realities of Australian health delivery in a new light.
Desperately Seeking Sheila
- 2004
- Documentary
- 8 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Follows six lonely heart bachelors as they share their lives with girls who are prepared to give up urban comforts for love in the outback.
Don't Stop the Music
- 2018
- Documentary
- 3 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Don't Stop the Music! follows the transformation of teachers and children at a primary school when music is introduced.
The Dreamhouse
- 2013
- Documentary
- 6 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
In this refreshing 6 part series narrated by Adam Hills, three young adults with intellectual disabilities fly the nest and move into a new home for 10 weeks. Experiencing life away from parents and learning to live more independently is a dream for all of them. And if it works out, they can stay on and call The Dreamhouse home.
Eye of the Tiger
- 2002
- Documentary
- 49mins
- Status: Completed
As Chinese medicine increases in popularity, the demand for tiger parts is huge and spreading rapidly from its Asian origins to cities around the world. Tony Lynam and his team from the Wildlife Conservation Society battle on to survey and research the dwindling numbers of tigers and campaign for their conservation. EYE OF THE TIGER takes us to the heart of this struggle for survival and shows that people with passion and commitment can make a difference.
Give Me a Break
- 2006
- Documentary
- 4 x 25mins
- Status: Completed
Four people are given the chance to change their life by experiencing a job they've dreamed about under the watchful eye of a mentor.
Inside Australia
- 2003
- Documentary
- 50mins
- Status: Completed
On a vast salt lake surrounded by red earth, renowned British sculptor Antony Gormley embarks on a sculptural installation that awakens a small gold fields town in remote Western Australia.
The Lloyd Rayney Story
- 2014
- Documentary
- 68mins
- Status: Completed
When high profile lawyer Lloyd Rayney was accused of murdering his wife Corryn in 2007, it divided a city, the legal fraternity and a family, amidst a frenzy of sensational media. Having been found 'not guilty', Rayney finally shares his ordeal.
Lobster Tales
- 2000
- Documentary
- 55mins
- Status: Completed
This 'animal meets people' program about crayfish, brings together a kaleidoscope of people from different subcultures whose lives are affected by these ancient creatures.
Monash and Me: Peter Greste on Australia's Great Commander
- 2018
- Documentary
- 2 x 57mins
- Status: Completed
Walkley award-winning investigative journalist and war correspondent Peter Greste embarks on a journey to demystify the story of Australia’s Great War hero, Sir John Monash. While examining the battles that made Monash famous, Peter also discovers his own family’s previously unknown role in Monash’s First Australian Imperial Force. For Peter, Monash’s war becomes personal.
Return to Eden
- 2001
- Documentary
- 50mins
- Status: Completed
In the pristine landscape on the north-west of Australia a slender peninsula with red sandstone cliffs juts into the indigo blue waters of the Indian Ocean. Peron was once a veritable Eden. But right now a battle is being waged for territory between two opposing forces; feral animals versus native animals.
Rosie
- 2004
- Documentary
- 26mins
- Status: Completed
In 1961, at the age of two, Rosalie Fraser was taken from her Aboriginal family by the Western Australian Child Welfare Department and made a ward of the state. For years, she suffered physical and emotional abuse at the hands of her foster mother. Beautifully photographed, this dramatised documentary tells her inspiring story of triumph over adversity. As Rosalie recounts her journey of self-discovery, we experience her pain, anguish and finally joy at being able to confront and accept the past.
Salam Father
- 2009
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
Salam Zuisudras’ father’s remains were recently found in a mass grave in Iraq 26 years after he mysteriously disappeared. Knowing nothing about his father – or what happened – Salam embarks on a mission from Australia to Iraq desperate for answers. What he discovers is a world of underground politics, spies, friendship, betrayal and a box of Super 8 footage that uncovers a past undoubtedly responsible for shaping Salam – and his life – to this very day.
Saving Andrew Mallard
- 2006
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
A 12 year fight for justice by the family and supporters of convicted murderer Andrew Mallard who forced the system to take another look.
Shaun Micallef's Stairway to Heaven
- 2014
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
Celebrated comedian and writer Shaun Micallef journeys to India to immerse himself in some of the key tenets of Hinduism in the hope that the oldest religion in the world and the fastest growing faith in Australia can help him better understand his own relationship with God.
Shaun Micallef's Stairway to Heaven series 2
- 2016
- Documentary
- 3 x 51mins
- Status: Completed
Comedian Shaun Micallef journeys into worlds of extreme faith on three extraordinary spiritual adventures. He visits a spirit healing-psychic surgeon in Brazil, The Mormon Church in Salt Lake City including outcast Polygamists in the Utah Desert and he explores Armageddon with Born Again Doomsday Preppers from the U.S. to Jerusalem’s temple mount. This is his adventure out of suburban Australia on a quest to find the meaning of life itself.
Stressbusters
- 2008
- Documentary
- 4 x 28mins
- Status: Completed
Dr Niki Ellis is a world expert on wellbeing at work and a leading troubleshooter in workplaces with big problems. In each program she enters a different workplace with a specific problem and uses her experience in medicine and organisational health to discover what has gone wrong and why. Then she tells everyone in a no-nonsense way what they have to do to fix it. Do they do what she wants? Whatever happens we learn a lot on the way about stress, workplace psychology, work-life balance and wellbeing.
Who Do You Think You Are?
SERIES OVERVIEW
- 2007 - 2021
- Documentary
- 99 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well-known Australians go in search of their family history, revealing secrets from the past. Australia's multicultural background makes this is a global story, with each celebrity tracing their ancestors around the world. They travel to the places where their forebears would have lived, loved and died, and learn about the hardships and hurdles their ancestors overcame. This is a fascinating chronicle of the social, ethnic and cultural evolution of Australia's national identity.
Who Do You Think You Are? series 1
- 2007
- Documentary
- 6 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well-known Australians play detective as they go in search of their family history, revealing secrets from the past. Taking us to all corners of Australia and the globe are six stories of individuals seeking to find the definitive answer to where they came from.
Who Do You Think You Are? series 2
- 2009
- Documentary
- 6 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well-known Australians go in search of their family history, revealing secrets from the past. With secrets uncovered and histories revealed, each individual discovers that their ancestors form an integral part of not only their own identity, but that of the nation. Combining personal journeys with big-picture history, the stories show how Australians have come to be today. Australia's multicultural background makes this is a global story, with each celebrity tracing their ancestors around the world. They travel to the places where their forebears would have lived, loved and died, and learn about the hardships and hurdles their ancestors overcame. This is a fascinating chronicle of the social, ethnic and cultural evolution of Australia's national identity.
Who Do You Think You Are? series 3
- 2010
- Documentary
- 6 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well-known Australians go in search of their family history, revealing secrets from the past. With secrets uncovered and histories revealed, each individual discovers that their ancestors form an integral part of not only their own identity, but that of the nation. Combining personal journeys with big-picture history, the stories show how Australians have come to be today. Australia's multicultural background makes this is a global story, with each celebrity tracing their ancestors around the world. They travel to the places where their forebears would have lived, loved and died, and learn about the hardships and hurdles their ancestors overcame. This is a fascinating chronicle of the social, ethnic and cultural evolution of Australia's national identity.
Who Do You Think You Are? series 4
- 2012
- Documentary
- 6 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well known Australians play detective as they go in search of their family history, revealing secrets and surprises from the past.
Who Do You Think You Are? series 5
- 2013
- Documentary
- 6 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well known Australians play detective as they go in search of their family history, revealing secrets and surprises from the past.
Who Do You Think You Are? series 6
- 2014
- Documentary
- 6 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well known Australians play detective as they go in search of their family history, revealing secrets and surprises from the past.
Who Do You Think You Are? series 6.2
- 2014
- Documentary
- 2 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well-known Australian identities play detective as they go in search of their family genealogy.
Who Do You Think You Are? series 7
- 2015
- Documentary
- 8 x 52mins
- Status: Completed
Well-known Australian identities play detective as they go in search of their family genealogy.

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