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To mark the centenary of the Great War 1914-18, this epic 4 part series tells the story of Australia and the First World War as revealed through the lives of six Australians. -
An exciting, and often surprising account of the WWII campaigns in North Africa – the famous siege of Tobruk and the battle of El Alamein - with interviews from surviving Desert Rats.
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Scientists discover prehistoric bones in a remote cave in China unlike any others found before - are these Red Deer Cave remains a new human species? -
The personal story of Audrey, who in her early 20s escapes her suburban life and becomes a sheepherder for a summer season in the French Alps. -
In the city of Perth - the leader of Australia's two-speed economy - we enter the surprisingly diverse world of seven self made millionaires to discover the secret of their success. -
From friends, rivals and the odd Prime Minister – the life and times of the most controversial media magnate is revealed, starting with a single newspaper in Australia.Not available for sale outside of Australia.
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Full of amusing anecdotes and fascinating insights, we see how changing the way Aussie wine was made, and marketed, transformed it from ridicule - ‘not for drinking but for laying down and avoiding’ - into an extraordinary international success story! -
For the first time this momentous 20th century battle, and its equally dramatic aftermath, is told from a multi-national perspective, revealing new and challenging insights into a battle that turned our world upside down.
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In the Kimberley region of Western Australia 1894, Jandamarra led a rebellion against invading pastoralists in defence of his people’s ancient land and culture. Until his death in brutal retribution, this formidable Bunuba warrior waged a 3-year guerilla war, earning him both the admiration of his people and international notoriety. Also available for streaming on our Vimeo On Demand Channel. -
The story of Modern Europe told through the glitz and sparkle of our favourite singing competition - the Eurovision Song Contest. -
In 1954 a young Queen Elizabeth captured the heart of a nation and since then, despite some rocky moments, the romance has endured for many Australians. -
We live in a world of ‘black’ and ‘white’. For hundreds of years, human skin colour has been used as a marker of race.Now, science is uncovering the intricate relationship between skin colour and environment to reveal its crucial role in survival and reproduction. In the USA and Canada, only available for sale to Educational Institutions
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