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cutting industry and the early kidnapping and enslavement of Pacific Islanders
who provided the labour crucial to the establishment of the industry.
ERC VID.
338.17361 CANE.
COFFEE; THE GOLD OF THE FUTURE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED BY SUE CLAYTON AND
JONATHON CURLING.
Play written and produced by Taller artes u officios.
Looks at coffee, the second most valuable commodity, and how it is produced and
marketed, and how it has affected Colombia and its people.
Off-air recording of SBS program. A Firefret production for Channel Four
Television, c1985.
ERC VID.
338.17373 COF : VHS.
THE PRICE OF PETROL [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, EAMON T. O'CONNOR ; EDITOR,
STEVE BOULTON.
[1997].
Recorded off air from SBS-TV 21 January 1997.
Program originally a Granada Production for ITV, screened in Great Britain in
the World in Action series in May 1996.
Presenter: Kerry Brewster.
The judicial murder of Ken Saro-Wiwa and other environmental activists by the
Nigerian military regime in 1996 brought the role of the Shell Oil Company
(Royal Dutch Shell) in Nigerian politics into focus. This documentary examines
Shell's environmental record in the oil lands of Nigeria, particularly Ogoniland,
where the native population has been harshly oppressed by the regime, as well as
Shell's links with the regime to protect its image and interests in the country.
ERC VID.
338.27282 PRIC.
JABILUKA [VIDEORECORDING].
1998, c1997.
Originally produced by Frontline Films, 1997.
Off air recording of the Cutting Edge program broadcast on SBS TV on August 11,
1998.
Produced and directed by David Bradbury.
Narrator, Cathy Henkel.
Documents the struggle by Yvonne Margarula and the Mirrar people against the
proposed uranium mine in Kakadu national park, which is their traditional
homeland.
ERC VID.
338.27493 JABI (Not for I.L.L.).
SWIMMING IN THE MAINSTREAM [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, WANG XI.
Off-air recording of the SBS-TV program broadcast 10/7/98. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
"Produced by China Central Television and Film Australia for SBS Independent."
Narrator, Jenny Vuletic.
Zhou Guojin, an ex-farmer with only primary-school education, has established a
large eel-raising farm in Fujian province, China, geared for export to Japan. He
employs 100 workers in this new private enterprise, and he has sold shares in
his company to fellow villagers who hope to share in his success.
ERC VID.
338.37137 SWIM.
AMERICAN PORN [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY MICHAEL KIRK ; WRITTEN
BY MICHAEL KIRK & PETER J. BOYER.
Originally broadcast as a segment of the television program Frontline.