Media Collections - Off-air Television Broadcasts (Part 1) - Library ...

YOUNG ACHIEVERS [VIDEORECORDING].
St. Peters, N.S.W. : Mediacast in association with Advance Australia Foundation,
1988.
First series from container.
Title on container, Achieve young, retire early?
Shows how 3 young Australian entrepreneurs got started & formed successful
businesses. A 5 minute background sequence on each is followed by a 2 min.
studio interview . Studio guest Barbara Gail (6 min.) discusses, among other
things the possibility of promoting entrepreneurship in schools.
ERC VID.
332.67255 YOU.
A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL [VIDEORECORDING].
Documentary with 3 segments, ca. 9 min. each.
Reporters, Richard Smith, Christopher Zinn, Rebecca Le Tourneau; director, Paul
Schneller.
1. Vanuatu; a developing country -- 2. In Seattle, USA, various approaches have
been taken to reduce garbage and landfills, including composting, recycling and
feeding worms -- 3. Displaced timberworkers help replant rainforest in the
Atherton Tableland.
Off-air recording 10/6/92 Australian Broadcasting Corporation, TV Science Unit
c1992.
ERC VID.
333 QUE 10 JUN 92 : VHS.
A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL: A TIME FOR ACTION [VIDEORECORDING].
Documentary with 3 segments, ca. 9 min. each.
Reporters, Richard Smith, Christopher Zinn, Catherine McGrath; director, Ian
Allen.
1. The Resource Assessment Commission set up in 1990, had as its first enquiry,
whether to allow mining in the Kakadu conservation zone. Another study is into
biodiversity, and insect life -- 2. The Greenpeace operation to counter
pollutants from the Caltex oil refinery -- 3. Rubbish collection in a new way.
WHEN, the World Home Environmentalists Network. Shopping for the right products
and the right packaging.
Off-air recording 13/2/91 Australian Broadcasting Corporation, TV Science Unit
c1991.
ERC VID.
333 QUE 13 FEB 91 : VHS.
A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL 3. FOULING THE NEST [VIDEORECORDING].
Documentary with 3 segments, ca. 9 min. each.
Reporters, Richard Smith, Nicholas Stuart, Catherine McGrath; director, Ian
Allen.
1. Sewage effluent from Adelaide is turning the sea floor in St.Vincents Gulf
into a marine desert as the seagrass meadows die. Shipping water spreads red
tide. The waste could be used to feed trees instead -- 2. Smog ozone a dangerous
pollutant caused by cars in cities, and spread by wind -- 3. The problem ofhow
to dispose of plastics.
Off-air recording 14/2/90 Australian Broadcasting Corporation, TV Science Unit
c1990.
ERC VID.
333 QUE 14 FEB 90 : VHS.
A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL 7. URBAN CHALLENGE [VIDEORECORDING].
Documentary with 3 segments, ca. 9 min. each.
1. A tale of two cities 19 K apart : Perth and Fremantle are very different in
space use -- 2. Australia produces about 17 million tonnes of garbage each year
; ideas to reduce waste or to recycle it are needed -- 3. The knife and fork
gang get rid of weeds from natives using the Bradley method.
Reporters, Richard Smith, Nicholas Stuart, Catherine McGrath; director Ian