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The Bite
- 1996
- TV drama
- 2 x 90mins
- Status: Completed
A contemporary adventure story about ordinary people caught up in an international conspiracy.
Brides of Christ
- 1991
- TV drama
- 6 x 50mins
- Status: Completed
The women who pledge their lives and their virtue to God are called Brides of Christ by their church. To the world they are nuns. This is the story of Catherine, Paul and Ambrose.
Frankie's House
- 1992
- TV drama
- 2 x 120mins
- Status: Completed
FRANKIE'S HOUSE was a centre for hedonism in Saigon when the young photo journalist, Tim Page, landed there in 1965. He went on to record the atrocities of the Vietnam War and win world acclaim. (Also available as 107 minute telemovie)
The Future Eaters
- 1998
- Documentary
- 3 x 55mins
- Status: Completed
Based on the best selling book THE FUTURE EATERS by Dr. Tim Flannery, the series charts the evolution of Australasia's unique wildlife - the arrival of the first humans, and their interaction with nature. The Aborigines, Maoris and other Polynesian peoples were the first 'future eaters' - consuming the resources that they would need for their future survival, and living and adapting to the consequences. In the last 200 years, Europeans have made an even greater impact. Our survival will likewise depend on whether we can learn lessons from the past, adapt to the reality of our impoverished lands and conserve what we can of our fast vanishing eco systems.
Kitu and Woofl
- 1997
- TV drama
- 26 x 5mins
- Status: Completed
The adventures of Kitu, a lovable little humanoid who lives on the planet TTZ, at the end of the milky way, with his furry pet, Woofl.
Law of The Land
SERIES OVERVIEW
- 1993 - 1995
- TV drama
- 52 x 48mins
- Status: Completed
LAW OF THE LAND centres on a country town and the locals' unique way of dealing with and enforcing the law.
Law of The Land series 1
- 1993
- TV drama
- 13 x 48mins
- Status: Completed
Life in a small country town, seen through the eyes of a newly appointed magistrate from the city. The series is concerned with the people and events which give rural Australia its unique texture.
Law of The Land series 2
- 1994
- TV drama
- 13 x 48mins
- Status: Completed
Amidst the web of intrigue, murder and double dealing threatening the town of Merriganee, Kate Chalmers unravels the truth about former magistrate Peter Lawrence's death.
Law of The Land series 3
- 1994
- TV drama
- 13 x 48mins
- Status: Completed
LAW OF THE LAND III centres on a country town and the locals' unique way of dealing with and enforcing the law.
Law of The Land series 4
- 1995
- TV drama
- 13 x 48mins
- Status: Completed
LAW OF THE LAND centres on a country town and the locals' unique way of dealing with and enforcing the law.
Missing: Presumed Alive
- 1996
- Documentary
- 82mins
- Status: Completed
The film deals with the compelling issue of missing children. The story focuses on the operation to trace and recover a child smuggled out of the country by a parent as the result of a bitter custody battle.
See How They Run
- 1998
- TV drama
- 6 x 30mins
- Status: Completed
Based on the novel by David McRobbie, SEE HOW THEY RUN centres on a family placed in witness protection who are uprooted from suburban life in Northern England and relocated to Sydney.
Ship to Shore
SERIES OVERVIEW
- 1993 - 1996
- TV drama
- 78 x 24mins
- Status: Completed
The comic adventures of the kids who live on Circe Island, a fishing community and a communications base off the coast of Western Australia. Some kids call it Paradise, the others call it a prison and long for the mainland.
Ship to Shore I
- 1993
- TV drama
- 26 x 24mins
- Status: Completed
The comic adventures of the kids who live on Circe Island, a fishing community and a communications base off the coast of Western Australia. Some kids call it Paradise, the others call it a prison and long for the mainland.
Ship to Shore II
- 1994
- TV drama
- 26 x 24mins
- Status: Completed
The fun continues in this program about a gang on Circe Island. The story concerns a proposal to redevelop the island as a major resort complex. In addition, a new girl comes to live on the island and her talent for scientific experiments and genetic engineering sets off new adventures.
Ship to Shore III
- 1996
- TV drama
- 26 x 24mins
- Status: Completed
Trouble is brewing on Circe Island, the kids are at war with all concerned at the Communications Base. A favourite part of 'their island' has been declared out of bounds and the kids become involved in helping hide and train a champion racehorse.

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