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others is stressed. Dr. Timotei Bavandra is interviewed about the coup in Fiji.
Off-air recording ABC 25/5/87 ABC, 1987.
ERC VID.
362.26 TOH : VHS.
A DEATHLY SILENCE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, SANDRA HARVEY.
Off-air recording of the ABC programme broadcast 15/05/06. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Editor, Michael Nettleship.
Reporter, Quentin McDermott.
Actor, Alex Collie.
This is a case study of teenage suicide, that of 17 year-old Campbell Bolton,
described as a talented young man with great potentials. By examining the case,
the programme breaks the taboo of silence which usually surrounds the act of
suicide; and hopes to gain an insight into a social problem, presently taking a
heavy toll on Australian lives. The report does not provide answers to the cause
of Campbell's suicide, but it identifies some personal issues which preoccupied
Campbell's mind. It seems also likely that Campbell had an abstract,
intellectual attraction to suicide. Draws on accounts from Campbell's family
members and school friends, and a reconstruction of a sequence of meticulously
planned actions supposedly undertaken by Campbell, on the eve of his death
leading up to the discovery of his body in the hotel carpark.
First released: [Sydney] : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, c2006. Original
released in series: Four corners.
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English for the hearing impaired.
ERC DVD.
362.28 DEAT.
[YOUTH SUICIDE] (VIDEORECORDING) / PRODUCER, JOHN BAYLISS.
Off-air recording Australian Broadcasting Corporation 16 March 1994.
ERC VID.
362.28 YOU : VHS.
THE ART OF TRIPPING [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN BY DAVID GALE ; PRODUCED BY JON
BLAIR ; DEVISED & DIRECTED BY STORM THORGERSON.
Bernard Hill presents two dramatised documentary programs, exploring the 200
year relationship between drug taking and creativity, from Opium and the
Romantics in the early nineteenth century to Ecstasy and 'Smart Drugs' in the
1990's. Focuses on major literary figures and visual artists from Europe and
North America.
First released: London, England : John Blair Film Company production for Channel
Four, 1993.
ERC VID.
362.29 ART.
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THE ART OF TRIPPING [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN BY DAVID GALE ; PRODUCED BY JON
BLAIR ; DEVISED & DIRECTED BY STORM THORGERSON.
Bernard Hill presents two dramatised documentary programs, exploring the 200
year relationship between drug taking and creativity, from Opium and the
Romantics in the early nineteenth century to Ecstasy and 'Smart Drugs' in the
1990's. Focuses on major literary figures and visual artists from Europe and
North America.
First released: London, England : John Blair Film Company production for Channel
Four, 1993.
ERC VID.
362.29 ART.