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- The Pacific Theatre of World War II, as seen through the eyes of several young Marines.
- Following a fatal accident, a Chinese expatriate working for a mining company in Australia discovers that new technology developed by the company may be a health risk, and investigates a web of conspiracies in his search for the truth.
- High-school students Wanda and Sully must work together to investigate SRC president Jonathan's affairs and bring him down after discovering he's potentially involved with an embezzlement scheme.
- Pushed to his limits in a difficult marriage, Seth must destroy all evidence of his crimes, dealing with severe mental anguish as the line between reality and paranoia becomes blurred.
- In an empty departed plane, hidden from sight, a woman wakes up alone to find herself trapped. The doors are locked, it's dark and now something unseen is hunting her. Suddenly, her plight becomes not only to escape, but to survive.
- A man struggles to cope with insanity as he slowly remembers the events unfolding of his night.
- Centres on a young man's struggle to survive after being stranded on an island, but as his brother investigates his disappearance, he discovers something unthinkable.
- A bounty hunter picks up a seemingly inoffensive hitchhiker, only to realize that he has a proposition to make.
- Over a glass of red wine one evening, fine artist Robert Clinch, and collector, Jeff Brown postulated a fun idea, "What if we could find a Goggomobil Dart sports-car and paint Robert's signature paper darts on it?" And so the story begins. G, O, G-G, O. What starts as a simple "art car" project quickly reveals itself to be a fascinating mix of art and engineering, combining car racing, automotive design and a passion for collecting art and fascinating objects, in one documentary. Overcoming personal loss, technical issues, and looming time constraints, Robert struggled to deliver the project in time for a major exhibition in Melbourne. The story intertwines exhaustive technical investigation and countless hours of fastidious hand-painting within a historical context, of how the car was designed and marketed in Australia, to produce a truly unique objet d'art. In an era where car manufacturing in Australia has come to an end, perhaps this project memorialises that change. Robert's work often depicts industrial decay and evolution and perhaps the D'art project is an uplifting and engaging reflection of the change in our motoring history. Ultimately, the project celebrates "fun" and is a wild ride through Australian popular culture. Featuring the car's designer Bill Buckle, enduring actors Tommy Dysart and his wife Joan Brockenshire, who made it a household catchphrase, and the legacy of the Joseph Brown collection, this amusing documentary is supported by some of Australia's pre-eminent art and car professionals and collectors.
- A chemist is found shot dead in Geelong, and police search for a man with cuts on his face. They believe two men and a woman can identify the killer, but all three deny ever having seen him. Detectives then discover that a man involved in the case, Major Dymond, has been posing as his late brother.
- 2002–200325mTV-PG7.2 (22)TV EpisodeMelbourne, Australia boasts hard-living, good-natured, and eccentric lovers of food - Tony's kind of people. In search of the outlaws of food, Tony explores a pasteurization-free cheese factory, and an old-world cured jamon workshop.
- A bold plan for bioenergy from agricultural waste; How farming could help heal mental hurt; The race to salvage trees killed in summers bushfires; Mallacoota's community-led approach to bushfire recovery.