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failed, despite improvements in the city's flood and storm defences. The
programme also looks to the future and asks if anything can be done to restore
the city to a habitable and safer city.
First released: Boston : WGBH Educational Foundation, c2005.
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English.
ERC DVD.
363.3472 NEW.
AFTER THE WAVES [VIDEORECORDING] : ASIA'S TSUNAMIS - ONE YEAR ON / DIRECTOR,
JANET ARGALL ; PRODUCERS, MUDITHA DIAS, JONATHAN HARLEY, ARI WURYANTAMA.
Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 26/12/05. Copied under Part 5A of
the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Title from the ABC website: After The Waves: Asia's Tsunamis - One Year On.
Copyright notice. Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Editor, Jonathan Sequeira.
Host, Philip Williams ; reporters: Tim Palmer, Peter Lloyd, Geof Thompson, Anne
Maria Nicholson.
A year after the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami, ABC correspondents return to the areas
worst affected, to examine the efforts at recovery and renewal. Indonesia
correspondent Tim Palmer retraces his unforgettable journey across the most
devastated areas of Aceh. South-East Asia correspondent, Peter Lloyd looks at
how the Australian Federal Police have assisted in the forensic identification
of victims in Thailand. In Sri Lanka, Geoff Thompson reveals the people
receiving international aid and those missing out. From India, Anne Maria
Nicholson tracks one of the most extraordinary stories that have emerged after
the tsunami {u2014} the massive waves revealed an unknown ancient temple.
First released: [Sydney] : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, c2005.
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English; dialogues in the South Asian and Southeast Asian
languages, with English subtitles.
ERC DVD.
363.349095 AFTE.
TSUNAMI SPECIAL [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTOR, PETER RYAN ; CAMERAMAN/PRODUCER,
DAVID BRILL.
Off-air recording of the SBS programme broadcast 20/12/05. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Title from SBS website: Dateline tsunami special.
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Feature report: Aceh / reporter/camera, Chris Hammer ; Sri Lanka / reporter/
camera, Nick Lazaredes ; Thailand / reporter/camera, David O'Shea.
Editor (1) Wayne Love, (2) Nick O'Brien, (3) Rowan Tucker-Evans.
Host, George Negus; reporter, David O'Shea.
This documentary, the Tsunami special is presented to mark the first anniversary
of the tsunami, which devastated Asia, on Boxing Day, 2004. Looks at how the
region is coping a year later. The special focus is on Sri Lanka and Indonesia,
the two countries which receive the bulk of Australian aid. Chris Hammer reports
from Aceh on Australia's role in the reconstruction effort, particularly
rehousing whole populations. Includes stories from Tsunami survivors, who are
now involved in rebuilding dwellings, and in the complicated process of re-
establishing their land title. Looks at how the tsunami affected individuals,
and includes their views on the relief and reconstruction efforts. In Sri Lanka,
another country battered by the tsunami, a familiar pattern is emerging.
Communities, who once lived close to the ocean and managed to survive the
disaster, are now competing with powerful commercial interests to return to
their previous way of life. Gives a firsthand look at how these pressures are