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What I Wrote: Hannie Rayson - Inheritance, Ep 4 Of 10
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| Five Australian playwrights talk candidly with Dr Tess Brady about their best known plays. In this episode, Hannie Rayson explores family and identity in Inheritance. |
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on Wednesday 10, March 2010  10.55am ABC1 |
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Poh's Kitchen: Ep 5 Of 40
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| Poh loves all areas of cooking but she particularly loves baking, and barely a day goes by without her popping something into the oven. But she knows that you can never stop learning about the mysterious art of pastry, and this is one of the reasons she always welcomes good friend Emmanuel Mollois to her kitchen. |
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on Wednesday 10, March 2010 6.30pm ABC1 |
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Cheese Slices: Camembert - Ep 4 Of 6
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| Camembert is a potent symbol of French cheese making. Will Studd visits the tiny village of Camembert where it all began, the nearby dairy of Monsieur Durand as well as the Cooperative of Isigny St Mere. |
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on Wednesday 10, March 2010 6.05pm ABC1 |
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The New Inventors: Access And Ability
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| Hosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors presents the Access and Ability Special. Featuring inventions by and for people with a disability, we look at some of the ingenious ways inventors are helping to ensure everyone has equal access to life, work and fun. |
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on Wednesday 10, March 2010 8.00pm ABC1 |
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Hungry Beast: Series 2 - Ep 5 Of 10
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| The World. Remixed. |
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on Wednesday 10, March 2010 9.00pm ABC1 |
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Underdog
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| Underdog is the ultimate boy and a dog story. Newton Marshall, a 25-year-old Jamaican from the wrong side of the tracks, is taking on the toughest dog sled race in the world - The Yukon Quest. It's 1,000 miles (1600 km) of the most challenging terrain imaginable, from Whitehorse, Yukon to Fairbanks, Alaska. |
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on Wednesday 10, March 2010 8.30pm ABC2 |
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Sex: The Revolution - The Big Bang, Ep 2 Of 4
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| In episode two, The Big Bang, the new liberated sexuality spreads like wildfire to the blossoming counterculture. Slogans emerge, but no catchphrase better expresses the consciousness of the time than Make Love, Not War. At the same time, the sexual revolution is going middle class and mainstream. On Broadway, live shows like Hair revel in nudity. Suddenly topless bars and risque advertisements are commonplace, and the age-old Hollywood production code (where married couples were only shown in separate twin beds) is broken down. By the time Dustin Hoffman figures out that Mrs Robinson is seducing him, American cinema will never be the same. |
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on Wednesday 10, March 2010 9.30pm ABC2 |
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