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costly and this program asks how we will pay for it. Studio guests: Chris
Richardson, Director, Access Economics ; Alan Dupont, Director, Asia-Pacific
Security Program, CSDS ; Derek Woolner, Special Research Director, CPRS ; Brian
Toohey, Columnist, Financial Review and Sun-Herald.
ERC VID.
355.622 FOOT.
MISSILE WARS [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY SHERRY JONES.
Off-air recording of the SBS television program broadcast 3/6/03. Copied under
Part 5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
Originally broadcast as a segment of the American television program Frontline.
Examines the Bush administration's determination to deploy an anti-missile
system following America's withdrawal from the Anti-Ballistics Missile (ABM)
Treaty. Supporters say national missile defence is essential to protecting
America from a missile attack by rogue states. Critics argue that terrorist
attacks such as September 11 are a far greater threat than that posed by
ballistic missiles. Examines both sides of the missile
defence debate and investigates this multi-billion dollar - yet still unproven -
weapons system. How does national missile defence fit into the nation's military
strategy after September 11?
ERC VID.
358.174 MISS.
UNFIT TO COMMAND [VIDEORECORDING] : THE SINKING OF HMAS VOYAGER / WRITTEN AND
DIRECTED BY DAVID SALTER ; PRODUCER, SUE CLOTHIER.
Off-air recording of the ABC-TV program broadcast 24/9/04. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Narrator, Justin Murphy.
The story of the collision between HMAS Voyager and aircraft carrier Melbourne
in 1964. The video investigates the circumstances of the collision and the
subsequent Royal Commissions. Includes interviews with many of those involved,
including politicians and looks at the possible cover-up of an alcohol problem
on the part of the Captain of Voyager, Duncan Stevens and the testimony of Peter
Cabban regarding this. It also looks at the subsequent exoneration of the
Captain of the Melbourne at the second Royal Commission.
Off air.
ERC VID.
359.00994 UNFI.
ADVERSE OUTCOMES [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording of ABC-TV program Four Corners, broadcast 12/2/01. Copied
under Part VA of the Copyright Act.
Producer, Anne Connolly.
Reporter, Jill Colgan.
This program examines the standards at King Edward Hospital in Western
Australia. Various case studies draw attention to adverse outcomes du to lack of
medical staff, too much responsibility falling on young doctors, and delays in
consultants attending difficult births.
ERC VID.
362.11 ADVE (Not for I.L.L.).
AIDS IN INDIA [VIDEORECORDING] : THE NEW UNTOUCHABLES / A FILM BY PETER HEINLEIN,
HAMISH MCDONALD AND CHRISTOPHE DE NEUVILLE.
Recorded from SBS television program Cutting edge broadcast 11.10.94.
Originally produced in India by ASAPTV, c1994.
In Engish and Hindi, English subtitles.
Directors, Peter Heinlein, Hamish McDonald and Christophe de Neuville; producer,
Vanessa Hedwig Smith.
Victor Banerjee.
India, the world's second largest nation with a population of over 900 million
people, is facing the AIDS tragedy on a huge scale. Looks at the widespread