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Clip from Coast Australia  |  Season 1  |  Episode 6  |  THE HISTORY CHANNEL  |  January 6, 2014

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Neil Oliver goes for a swim at Brighton and meets two of the owners of the colourful bathing boxes.

Neil Oliver goes for a swim at Brighton and meets two of the owners of the colourful bathing boxes.

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James May is faced with reassembling a 1970s Honda Z50a mini motorcycle from all its 303 component parts. This exciting mini motorcycle was fun for all the family and got a whole generation of kids hooked on motorcycles for the rest of their lives.

James May: The Reassembler: Mini Motorcycle

Design and technologies, Science

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies, Science
45:35
James May is faced with reassembling a 1970s Honda Z50a mini motorcycle from all its 303 component parts. This exciting mini motorcycle was fun for all the family and got a whole generation of kids hooked on motorcycles for the rest of their lives.
The Ashby-Hawkins family strut into the 1970s and discover there were some unexpected upsides to the economic and political turmoil the decade is often remembered for.

Back in Time for the Weekend: The '70s

History, Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 History, Design and technologies
52:08
The Ashby-Hawkins family strut into the 1970s and discover there were some unexpected upsides to the economic and political turmoil the decade is often remembered for.
Bryce and Veronica are managing expectations with two tricky buyers who want a lot more for a lot less. They're hunting for a funky warehouse conversion for Wendy and her teenage daughter Makira in Melbourne's inner city, as well as a character cottage for hipsters Marty and Jude who don't want kids but are trying for a dog. These buyers know what they want and they're not about to compromise. But something's got to give and it's Bryce and Veronica's job to find out what.

Location, Location, Location Australia: Inner City Melbourne

Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies
48:50
Bryce and Veronica are managing expectations with two tricky buyers who want a lot more for a lot less. They're hunting for a funky warehouse conversion for Wendy and her teenage daughter Makira in Melbourne's inner city, as well as a character cottage for hipsters Marty and Jude who don't want kids but are trying for a dog. These buyers know what they want and they're not about to compromise. But something's got to give and it's Bryce and Veronica's job to find out what.
After eight years of planning, Melbourne couple Glenn and Kate Morris are finally making a start on their striking, sustainable 'sand dune' house near Inverloch on Victoria's Gippsland coastline. For them, this crescent shaped, spaceship-like design is the ultimate response to a wind swept location. Once building gets underway, the couple need even more patience as attention to detail is paramount in this curvaceous new building. Let's hope it lives up to their high expectations.

Grand Designs Australia: Inverloch Sand Dune House

Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies
49:07
After eight years of planning, Melbourne couple Glenn and Kate Morris are finally making a start on their striking, sustainable 'sand dune' house near Inverloch on Victoria's Gippsland coastline. For them, this crescent shaped, spaceship-like design is the ultimate response to a wind swept location. Once building gets underway, the couple need even more patience as attention to detail is paramount in this curvaceous new building. Let's hope it lives up to their high expectations.
This program partners with the Good Design Awards to look at the top design innovations in Australia, and ultimately awards the top design innovation in the country for the year.

Australia by Design: Innovation

Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies
21:54
This program partners with the Good Design Awards to look at the top design innovations in Australia, and ultimately awards the top design innovation in the country for the year.
This program celebrates the sheer deliciousness of seafood on a big scale: the opulence of fish and seafood served as part of a feast in Malaysia and Singapore, China, Senegal, Brazil, and Lebanon. In Malaysia and Singapore, the New Year is celebrated with a symbolic dish called Yusheng, which is also known as prosperous raw fish salad.

Food Safari Water: Festive Fish

Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies
25:39
This program celebrates the sheer deliciousness of seafood on a big scale: the opulence of fish and seafood served as part of a feast in Malaysia and Singapore, China, Senegal, Brazil, and Lebanon. In Malaysia and Singapore, the New Year is celebrated with a symbolic dish called Yusheng, which is also known as prosperous raw fish salad.
This program partners with the Good Design Awards to look at the top design innovations in Australia, and ultimately awards the top design innovation in the country for the year.

Australia by Design: Innovation

Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies
21:47
This program partners with the Good Design Awards to look at the top design innovations in Australia, and ultimately awards the top design innovation in the country for the year.
Bryce and Veronica head north with two couples looking for a better work/life balance. Fred and Coralie want to downsize to a coastal retreat while Nick and Fabrizia are demanding a property that will impress.

Location, Location, Location Australia: Sunshine Coast and Central Coast

Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies
49:06
Bryce and Veronica head north with two couples looking for a better work/life balance. Fred and Coralie want to downsize to a coastal retreat while Nick and Fabrizia are demanding a property that will impress.
It's Christmas and we're excited about family time, holiday projects and getting the garden summer-ready. Costa and Millie build a cubby, Sophie pots up a succulent frame, and Josh makes seed bomb bonbons.

Gardening Australia: Christmas Family Special 2018

Geography, Sustainability, Design and technologies

Years 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 Geography, Sustainability, Design and technologies
57:08
It's Christmas and we're excited about family time, holiday projects and getting the garden summer-ready. Costa and Millie build a cubby, Sophie pots up a succulent frame, and Josh makes seed bomb bonbons.
There's nothing flimsy about Brunella and Carlo's contemporary home in Qld's Ocean View. It's 'semi-brutalist' architecture is designed to last and driven by Brunella's passion for concrete.

Grand Designs Australia: Ocean View House

Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies
50:10
There's nothing flimsy about Brunella and Carlo's contemporary home in Qld's Ocean View. It's 'semi-brutalist' architecture is designed to last and driven by Brunella's passion for concrete.
For 80 years, the game of Monopoly has brought friends and families together on countless occasions and created millions of memories. This documentary captures how the classic board game became a world-wide cultural phenomenon, and follows the colourful players who come together to compete for the title of Monopoly World Champion.

Under the Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story

Design and technologies

Years 9-10, 11-12 Design and technologies
49:22
For 80 years, the game of Monopoly has brought friends and families together on countless occasions and created millions of memories. This documentary captures how the classic board game became a world-wide cultural phenomenon, and follows the colourful players who come together to compete for the title of Monopoly World Champion.

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