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<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of the ABC-TV program broadcast 04/10/04. Copied under <strong>Part</strong> 5A<br />
of the Copyright Act 1968.<br />
Reporter, Liz Jackson.<br />
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.<br />
Footage of the 2004 Australian federal election campaign trail. It began in<br />
earnest, from 29th August 2004, when the election date was set for 9th October,<br />
allowing for six weeks of campaigning. Features the two main contenders, Mark<br />
Latham, the new Labour leader, and the incumbent, John Howard. Both sides<br />
presented their cases, and pitched at swinging voters in marginal seats, across<br />
Australia, by announcing policies aimed to attract their votes. The mood of the<br />
electorate was expressed thus, Australia is a democracy and the people can make<br />
a choice, on the day.<br />
First release: [Sydney] : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, c2004. Original<br />
released in series: Four corners.<br />
DVD.<br />
ERC DVD.<br />
324.994 CONT.<br />
ABOUT WOOMERA [VIDEORECORDING].<br />
[Sydney] : ABC, c2003.<br />
<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of ABC-TV program Four corners.<br />
Producer, Jo Puccini ; editor, Alec Cullen ; executive producer, Bruce Belsham.<br />
Reporter, Debbie Whitmont.<br />
Broadcast on 19 May 2003 on ABC-TV.<br />
Opened less than four yeas ago, the Woomera Detention Centre houses more than<br />
1400 detainees even though it was built to accommodate only 400. It became<br />
notorious for riots, protests and breakouts by desperate detainees. There were<br />
also claims that mental illness and self-harm were rife. Reporter Debbie<br />
Whitmont has now penetrated the obsessive secrecy that shrouded Woomera through<br />
her interviews with former employees of the Centre. This report graphically<br />
exposes how this detention facility traumatised not only detainees, but also<br />
ordinary Australians who worked there.<br />
ERC VID.<br />
325.21 ABOU.<br />
AUSTRALIA'S PACIFIC SOLUTION [VIDEORECORDING] / REPORTED AND DIRECTED BY SARAH<br />
MACDONALD..<br />
In September 2001, the Australian government hatched an extreme response to 400<br />
asylum seekers rescued from the Indian Ocean - they called it their "Pacific<br />
solution", but instead of a new life, Australia effectively sold<br />
them to the near-bankrupt island of Nauru, thousands of miles away into the<br />
middle of the Pacific.<br />
First released: Great Britain : BBC, 2002.<br />
ERC VID.<br />
325.21 AUST.<br />
THE DEPORTED [VIDEORECORDING].<br />
Sydney : SBS-TV, 2004.<br />
<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording from SBS-TV, broadcast February 24th, 2004.<br />
Originally produced by Zeta and Diverse Production in association with BBC, Arte<br />
France, NMO.<br />
Executive producers, Miriana Bojic Walter, Roy Ackerman; film editor, Dave<br />
Jacobs.<br />
Documentary on how non-complying refugees to Europe are being returned to their<br />
home countries. Shows how France in particular is very firm having harsh<br />
deporting laws. Follows 5 deportees from Mali in Africa and Afghanistan in the<br />
Middle East on their return home. Shows the combination of lack of money and<br />
hope of a better future which leads people to migrate and attempt to portray<br />
themselves as refugees to gain entry to Europe. Explains how Europe is<br />
forcefully deporting those who do not qualify as having refugee status. Europe's<br />
stance being far more draconian than the major migrant accepting nations of the
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