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This program looks at the historical changes in food and cooking habits within<br />
Australia.<br />
ERC VID.<br />
641.3 MATT.<br />
EAT LIKE A KING [VIDEORECORDING] : HENRY VIII KING OF ENGLAND.<br />
ABC off-<strong>air</strong> recording, 16/3/03.<br />
Writer & director, Shaun Trevisick; producer, Sarah Strupinski; Atlantic<br />
Productions for The Food Network.<br />
Narrated by Stephen Fry.<br />
Journey back to the 16th century to discover the meals of a Tudor king. The<br />
meals of King Henry VIII of England were among the most fantastic dishes ever<br />
created, some so outrageous we wouldn't dream of eating them today. Dishes<br />
include dolphin, peacock and songbird pies and exotic new foods brought back by<br />
merchants and conquistadors in a period of profound change in European food.<br />
ERC VID.<br />
641.5942 EAT.<br />
DR SPOCK [VIDEORECORDING] : GROWING UP THE HARD WAY.<br />
[England] : BBC, 1997.<br />
A BBC / A&E Network Co Production.<br />
Executive producer Tim Kirby;; producer & director Ella Bah<strong>air</strong>e.<br />
Broadcast 19 January, 1999 (ABC).<br />
Looks at Benjamin Spock's childhood experience, and his wish to promote a<br />
different kind of relationship between parents and children. He was influenced<br />
by Freud; and wanted mothers to provide unconditional love. His wife Jane was a<br />
collaborator in his famous book. In later life he came to be a disciplinarian.<br />
ERC VID.<br />
649.1 DRSP.<br />
NANNIES FROM HELL [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY JESSICA FOWLE.<br />
<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of the Channel 7 program broadcast 16/7/98.<br />
First released: Great Britain : Yorkshire <strong>Television</strong> for ITV, 1998.<br />
Narrator, Roger Finnigan.<br />
Examines the relationship between nanny and child to reveal the problems that<br />
can exist on both sides. As people speak up about their horror experiences with<br />
nannies, parents are now choosing to install hidden surveillance cameras in<br />
their homes.<br />
ERC VID.<br />
649.1 NANN (Not for I.L.L.).<br />
SUPER NANNY UK [VIDEORECORDING] : [JUGGLING DEMANDING TWINS AND A JEALOUS FOUR<br />
YEAR-OLD] / PRODUCER/DIRECTOR, OLLIE TAIT ; SERIES PRODUCER, AMANDA MURPHY.<br />
<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of the Channel Nine programme broadcast 20/06/05. Copied under<br />
<strong>Part</strong> 5A of the Copyright Act 1968.<br />
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.<br />
'A Ricochet South Production [4] (c) Channel Four <strong>Television</strong> Corporation,<br />
2004.'<br />
Copyright notice. Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.<br />
Warning.<br />
Executive producer, Nick Powell ; online editor, Steve Gibbs ; researcher, Lisa<br />
Winter ; editor, Paul Hodgson.<br />
Narrated by Brad Grisalle.<br />
Footage of a child's family in crisis; and demonstration of how super nanny, Jo<br />
Frost, applies her toddler training technique to try and make a difference. The<br />
parents are juggling demanding 15 month-old twins and a jealous 4 year-old. With<br />
three children under five, the parents are at odds and out of control. Over<br />
three weeks' programme, Jo pushed Kevin to be more patient and encouraging,<br />
rather than returning to harsh discipline as a means of keeping control.<br />
Meanwhile, Amanda has difficulty being firm with Jacob and has been unable to
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