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Based on the report of the same title: Connecting diversity: paradoxes of
multicultural Australia / authors, Professor Ien Ang and Dr Greg Noble, Centre
for Cultural Research at the University of Western Sydney ; Dr Jeff Brand,
Centre for New Media Research and Education, Bond University and Dr Jason
Sternberg, Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland University of Technology.
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Editors, Gilbert Gaddi, Slavica Gajic.
Host/Presenter, Anton Enus.
This is a forum based on the report, of the same title, which was commissioned
by SBS in 2005, to explore the attitudes and practices of younger Australians,
from culturally diverse backgrounds. The report portrays personal experiences,
community ties and media engagement through the eyes of focus groups, aged
between 16 to 40-years, from representative cross-sections of the community, in
urban and rural Australia. The forum serves as a platform to discuss the
findings presented in the report. The background to the report was a study
conducted in October, 2005, shortly before the Cronulla violence, which sparked
the debate about the meaning of 'multiculturalism', and, alleged failures within
the process. The authors of the research report present the summary of their
findings and views on the subject; followed by discussions with studio audience
participation.
First released: [Sydney] : SBS, c2006.
DVD.
Closed captioned in English, for the hearing impaired.
ERC DVD.
305.800994 CONN.
RIOT AND REVENGE [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, MORAG RAMSAY.
Off-air recording of the ABC programme broadcast 13/03/06. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Camera, Murray Gill ; editor, Jessica Miller ; researchers, Jo Puccini, Sandra
Harvey.
Reporter, Liz Jackson.
This report presents the inside story of Cronulla and the aftermath, as told by
those who were there. To date, the steps taken include, prosecution of the
offenders, toughening the laws, and giving the N.S.W. police extra powers. But,
senior police assert that these measures will not address the underlying issues
which bred the ugly violence seen. There are many social reasons beyond the
N.S.W. police reinforcement issues - deep social issues and a new phenomenon of
racial violence in Australia, which poured out on to the beach on that day.
Another view is that, it is useless playing things down, because there are real
issues which should be addressed, otherwise the situation will worsen. This
programme looks for answers, not from social commentators, but from the
participants, i.e., the young Anglos who joined the seething mob at Cronulla on
11 December, 2005, the Middle Eastern men who took part in revenge attacks, and
the police who were stuck in the middle. Includes selected media footage of the
riot scenes, and interviews with the police and youths from both sides of the
divide.
First released: [Sydney] : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, c2006. Original
released in programme series: Four corners.
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English for the hearing impaired.
ERC DVD.
305.800994 RIOT.
THROUGH AUSTRALIAN EYES [VIDEORECORDING].
Sydney : Channel 0/28, [1983?].
India -- China.