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Browse By Learning Area Business & Economics Current Affairs English Geography & Nature Health PE PD History Hospitality & Tourism Indigenous Studies K - 6 Languages Legal Studies Mathematics Media Studies Performing Arts Politics & Government Religious Studies Science & Technology Society & Culture Visual Arts & Design Search:   All words   Any word   Exact phrase Category: Study Guides Feature Articles Teaching Topics All Categories DVD Programs Video Downloads Theme Packs Series Search in: Title       Description   Sort by: Product Price Default Result pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   See details 2 Mums And A Dad 2 Mums and a Dad is the story of the rocky road of three- way parenting, a unique exploration of the nature of family in today's complicated society, as well as an insightful resource for everyone concerned with issues regarding the raising of children such as access, parents' rights and family c... Price: Free See details 3 Acts of Murder 3 Acts of Murder tells a riveting true story of solitary outback life, hard working men, friendship, storytelling and murder. First World War veteran and would-be crime novelist, Arthur W. Upfield, ekes out an existence as a boundary rider overseeing 163 miles of rabbit-proof fence. As he trudges... Price: Free See details 50 Years On Their Toes The documentary, 50 Years On Their Toes is a behind-the-scenes look at the Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB) in preparation for their 2003 production of Romeo and Juliet. Price: Free See details 900 Neighbours 900 Neighbours is the story of a high-rise building and the people who call it home. The Northcott Estate is the largest public housing estate in Australia. The 591 apartments are home to over 1000 people. Its fourteen stories tower ominously over the gentrified inner-city Sydney area of Surry Hi... Price: Free See details A Case For The Coroner A Case for the Coroner is a six-part documentary that could serve as a springboard to discussion on death and the grieving process, forensic science, different court systems in Australia, families and family breakdown and the relationship between science and the law. Specific episodes deal with i... Price: Free See details A Closer Walk A Closer Walk is the first film to provide a definitive portrayal of humankind's confrontation with the global AIDS epidemic. The film explores the intricate relationship between health, dignity, and human rights, and shows how the harsh realities of AIDS in the world are an expression of the way... Price: Free See details A Compassionate Rage Moira works in dangerous war zones around the world, providing ongoing care for children needing reconstructive and/or lifesaving surgery, unobtainable in their own impoverished countries. Price: Free See details A Director's Gotta Do A Director's Gotta Do is a documentary film about the making of an Australian feature, A Man's Gotta Do (Chris Kennedy, 2004). It is conceived as excerpts from the director's journal over the most significant phase in film production - completion of principal photography. The film is suitable f... Price: Free See details A Fighting Chance At age 42, former Bosnian boxing champion Nermin Sabanovic is making a comeback Back in Bosnia, Nermin was a dual Olympian and nine times national champion. He won more than 350 fights. Then the Bosnian war broke out and suddenly his celebrated career was cut short. Nermin and his family fled to... Price: Free See details A Fine Body Of Gentlemen A fine body of gentlemen tells the story of the visit to England in 1868 of the first Australian cricket team - a team made up of aboriginal men, most of whom were from the western district area of Victoria. Price: Free See details A Girl, A Horse, A Dream A Girl, A Horse, A Dream touches on a number of provocative issues, particularly in relation to gender. These are concerns that have wide relevance beyond the racetrack. The film also functions as a compelling character study. It would be a valuable text for senior secondary Gender Studies an... Price: Free See details A Good Man 'A struggling Australian farmer, his quadriplegic wife and their plans to open a brothel in a small country town.' This tagline might sound melodramatic, and indeed A Good Man does capture the ebb and flow of human experience characteristic of the melodrama genre, but it is not a fictional work.... Price: Free See details A Hard Place This study guide, to accompany A Hard Place, a short film produced by Second Nature Films and written and directed by Kate Clere, has been written for secondary students. It provides information and suggestions for learning activities in SOSE, Health and Human Development, English and Media Studi... Price: Free See details A Machine To Die For A Machine to Die For is a documentary about perpetual motion that showcases different inventors, each of whom is striving to create a perpetual motion machine. The documentary could be used as a resource when studying motion and simple machines in secondary science and physics. It could also serv... Price: Free See details A Million Acres A Year A devastating examination of the ecological disaster brought about by massive land clearance in Western Australia. Price: Free See details A Northern Town The northern New South Wales town of Kempsey is a place haunted by the ghosts of its past. The people here, both black and white, have seen more than their fair share of tragedy and division through the years. As the white witnesses to this history have grown old, many have found themselves doin... Price: Free See details A Nun's New Habit This film tells the story of Sister Carmel Wauchope, a sister of the Good Samaritans who resides in the outback town of Whyalla in South Australia, not far from the Baxter detention centre, which closed in 2007. With integrity and determination, Sister Carmel fights for those in need. Her conce... Price: Free See details A Political Game The purpose of this guide is to make relevant links to the Social Studies and Health and Physical Education curricula and their respective Achievement Standards. Price: Free See details A Sense Of Place An intimate portrait of four Vietnamese Australians who, for the past thirty years, have searched to build their identity and home in Australia. The study guide to accompany A Sense of Place (2008), a short form documentary directed by Marie Ferris, has been written for secondary students. It pr... Price: Free See details A Stranger In The Family Explores the lives of three Australian families for a year, as they manage children with autism. All the children attend Giant Steps, a special school using a holistic one-on-one therapy that originated in Canada. Price: Free See details A Thousand Encores: The Ballets Russes in Australia A Thousand Encores tells the fascinating and important story of how one of the greatest ballet companies of the twentieth century - the celebrated Ballets Russes - came to Australia and awoke the nation, transforming the cultural landscape of conservative 1930s Australia and leaving a rich legacy... Price: Free See details A Wedding In Ramallah A Wedding in Ramallah is a compelling account of the dramatic events surrounding the wedding of a Palestinian couple and an exploration of life under occupation for ordinary Palestinians. The film is suitable for upper secondary and tertiary students in English, Personal Development, Media Studi... Price: Free See details A Well-Founded Fear The 1951 Convention on Refugees imposes a major obligation on countries not to deport or expel people to countries where they face persecution or risk serious human rights violation. Admittedly it is difficult for government authorities to assess whether someone is a legitimate refugee. People do... Price: Free See details Abortion, Corruption And Cops: The Bertram Wainer Story In 1967 a young woman came to Dr Bertram Wainer's Melbourne surgery seeking emergency medical attention after a backyard abortion. She was desperately ill yet too afraid to go to hospital. For Wainer this was the start of a long, hard campaign to overturn laws that made abortion an offence punish... Price: Free See details About Women About Women is a three-part series framed around the question: what do women need to survive and thrive in twenty-first century Australia? Each episode examines this broad topic from the perspective of three different age groups: young girls and women negotiating puberty; women in their child-bea... Price: Free See details Addicted to Money This series explores how the global financial crisis came about, what it all means for us now, and what the economic future holds. The program surveys the wreckage of the global economy and points to the worrying, but potentially transformative challenges ahead. It is both a story of shocking co... Price: Free See details Air Australia In creating an Australian aviation industry, a handful of extraordinary individuals changed the nation. Curriculum links for Air Australia include History, Studies of Society and Environment, Science & Technology, English, Media and Business Studies. Price: Free See details Alive and Kicking The communities of King Island, Queenstown, Woodsdale and Beaconsfield and Beauty Point in the Tamar Valley, share a belief in the importance of fielding a football team and committing their all to making it a winning season. The challenges of keeping the club alive and kicking are many and vari... Price: Free See details All About Olive All about Olive is an amazing documentary - one that opens in the safe and expected environs of a nursing home, and then constantly surprises the viewer with twists and turns as it explores the rich and gutsy life of Olive Riley. All about Olive would be a valuable educational resource for secon... Price: Free See details All Points Of The Compass All Points of the Compass is a testament to the enduring bonds of family. Against a backdrop of uncertainty and political instability, Tran Van Lam, South Vietnam's Foreign Minister during the Vietnam War, fathered nine remarkable children who have set out to all points of the globe. This documen... Price: Free

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