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Aussie Animal Rescue series 1
- 2002
- Documentary
- 13 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
AUSSIE ANIMAL RESCUE - a dramatic and touching series that enters the heart-warming world of wildlife rescuers in Australia.
An Aussie Goes Bolly
- 2008
- Documentary
- 6 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
In an observational documentary, Gus Worland follows the Australian Cricket Team on its 2007 Tour of India. Travelling over 14,000 kms, Gus discovers why cricket is a religion in the colour and chaos of this crazy sub-continent nation.
Australia - Eye of the Storm
- 1999
- Documentary
- 4 x 50mins
- Status: Completed
The ancient land mass of the Australian continent has been battered and buffeted by wind and water over the eons. Monsoons roll in from the north, tropical cyclones spin across the Pacific, cold fronts reach icy fingers into the south and heatwaves from the doldrums lumber across the continent. Scientists are only just beginning to realise the Australian climate may turn on a number of long term cycles, rather than the four seasons of Europe - and they could reveal more order than chaos, once their mysteries are explained. Australian plants and animals have developed strategies for coping with these long term cycles.
Australia's Marine World
- 2000
- Documentary
- 2 x 53mins
- Status: Completed
AUSTRALIA'S MARINE WORLD explores the underwater wildlife of the Great Barrier Reef and Great Southern Ocean.
Before It's Too Late
- 2000
- Documentary
- 9 x 54mins
- Status: Completed
A series of wildlife documentaries focusing on the world's endangered species and the efforts being made to study and protect them - before it's too late. NB Episodes 6-9 represented by Granada Media International, episodes 1-5 by Storyteller Productions.
Before It's Too Late - Croaking Frogs
- 2003
- Documentary
- 55mins
- Status: Completed
The world's frogs are under threat. They are dying at an alarming rate. Frog species which were common five years ago are today either endangered or extinct. We investigate why and meet the people who are battling to save them.
Before It's Too Late - Dogs, Cats and Horny Beasts
- 2003
- Documentary
- 55mins
- Status: Completed
Africa's big cats, Rhinos and Painted Hunting Dogs are endangered, but their plight is made even worse by the continuing drought. We see the animals and meet the people who are helping to save them.
Before It's Too Late - Hawaii Isles of Extinction
- 2004
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
In this episode of BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE we meet the people who are trying to save the Green Sea Turtle and Hawkes Bill Turtle as well as the endangered Monk Seal and other creatures endemic to Hawaii.
Before It's Too Late - Land of the Unexpected
- 2004
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
This episode takes us to one of the world's least seen places - Greater Mountain, deep in the heart of Papua New Guinea, to see the people who are fighting to save this country's endangered species.
Before It's Too Late - The Plight of the Sun Bears
- 2004
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
In this episode of BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE, we see the plight of Asia's sun bears and what is being done to save them from the cruelty of humanity as well as from extinction.
Before It's Too Late 6: Whaleshark - Gypsy of the Deep
- 2000
- Documentary
- 54mins
- Status: Completed
The Whale Shark is the world's biggest shark - it grows up to 30 metres long. Yet it is a gentle giant, unlike other sharks. But it is on the edge of extinction. Epsiode 6 in the BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE series looks at this unique fish and the efforts to save it.
Before It's Too Late 7: Mini Monkeys of Brazil
- 2000
- Documentary
- 54mins
- Status: Completed
Episode seven in the BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE series looks at the battle to save Brazil's mini monkeys including the golden lion tamarin, spider monkey and woolly monkey. 500 years ago Brazil had two huge forests, the Amazon and the Atlantic rainforest. Today only two percent of the Atlantic rain forest has survived, causing major problems for Brazil's mini monkeys.
Before It's Too Late 8: Madagascar - Island Ark
- 2000
- Documentary
- 54mins
- Status: Completed
Episode eight in the BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE series deals with Madagascar's critically endangered lemurs. We see the indri, black and white rough lemurs, incredible dancing sifikas and stunning pictures of the extremely rare and recently discovered golden bamboo lemur.
Before It's Too Late 9: Mini Marsupials
- 2000
- Documentary
- 54mins
- Status: Completed
Episode nine in the BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE series takes us to meet Australia's tiny marsupials. We look at species that are rarely seen and are critically endangered such as the woyly, chuditch, bettong, bilby and phascagale, and the battle to save them from destruction by feral cats, foxes and humanity.
Bogan Pride
- 2008
- TV drama
- 6 x 30mins
- Status: Completed
BOGAN PRIDE is about Jenny Cragg, a smart, endearing teenage fugly living in Boonelg. Her aunty Cassandra's become extremely annoying since her gay husband left. Her best friends Amy Lee and Nigella are extremely religious. And her neighbour Nick is extremely good looking. What's a bogan girl to do? She'll enter a dance battle to win $10,000 for her Mum's stomach stapling operation and hopes to impress her crush, become closer to God, and get revenge on the school skanks.
CrashBurn
- 2003
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Ben and Rosie's ten year marriage has hit the wall. The story of their trial separation is told in two distinct halves - his and hers. While each side is as convincing as the other, it is only by watching both halves the audience gets the real story.
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.
The Dinosaur Dealers
- 2002
- Documentary
- 2 x 47mins
- Status: Completed
DINOSAUR DEALERS is an investigative documentary which examines the international trade in stolen fossils. Also available as 4 x 26 min and 1 x 52 min.
Eugenie Sandler, P.I.
- 2000
- TV drama
- 13 x 30mins
- Status: Completed
Eugenie simply regards herself as an ordinary Australian teenager, living in suburbia with her father Ray, a private investigator. The biggest challenge in Eugenie's life is being 15-years-old, trying to find her place in the world and working out who she is.
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.
The Farm
- 2000
- TV drama
- 3 x 50mins
- Status: Completed
A David and Goliath story of a couple struggling to save their farm by fighting the banks.
Island Life
- 2001
- Documentary
- 6 x 50mins
- Status: Completed
A series exploring the interaction between people and wildlife on a range of Australia's truly spectacular islands.
Little Dove Big Voyage
- 2000
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
As the dawn of the new millenium breaks, history's bravest little ship will be sent forth and journey back through time. Our Little Dove will be a time machine sailing through 400 years of history on a mission to reveal the true story of the Dutch discovery of the world's last habitable continent, Terra Australis.
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.
Murder in the Outback
- 2007
- TV drama
- 93mins
- Status: Completed
The story of the disappearance of English backpacker Peter Falconio and the abduction of his girlfriend Joanne Lees, and the subsequent trial and conviction of Bradley John Murdoch for Falconio's murder.
My Brother Jack
- 2001
- TV drama
- 2 x 120mins
- Status: Completed
Adapted from the novel by George Johnston, MY BROTHER JACK is the story of two brothers in Melbourne between the wars.
The Paper Man
- 1990
- TV drama
- 6 x 50mins
- Status: Completed
The story of an idealistic young Australian newspaper proprietor and the repercussions of his personal and professional ambitions.
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.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia
- 2007
- Documentary
- 10 x 23mins
- Status: Completed
RFDS is an observational documentary series which follows the daily working lives of the 'real' heroes of the outback - the men and women of the RFDS. Based in the rugged outback town of Broken Hill, the series stretches across the vast expanse of the outback, following the medical emergencies with poignancy and humour.
Surviving Extremes
- 2005
- Documentary
- 52mins
- Status: Completed
Survival in the lethal environments of the Antarctic and space give rare insights into what personalities will cope best with future trips to Mars.
Tripping Over
- 2006
- TV drama
- 6 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Finding out where you belong can come as a surprise. It may not be where you grew up or where you thought you belonged. You will trip over trying to find it and it might not even be a place. But when you get there...
Waiting at the Royal
- 2000
- TV drama
- 96mins
- Status: Completed
WAITING AT THE ROYAL - how to make babies, friends and enemies. Four very different women go into a maternity ward and leave with more than they bargained for.
White Collar Blue series 2
- 2003
- TV drama
- 22 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Set in a major crime squad in Sydney's south.

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