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VICE

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Season 1  |  Episode 7  |  SBS VICELAND  |  January 29, 2017

Critical thinking

Personal and social capability

Ethical understanding

Intercultural understanding

Civics and citizenship

Health and PE
11-12
Classification: Mature Accompanied (15+) Classification: Mature Accompanied (15+)

In Indonesia, the tobacco industry is virtually unregulated. Over two-thirds of all men are smokers and it's commonplace for children as young as six to take up the habit. Investigating this phenomenon in Malang, VICE visits a clinic that promises cures to a plethora of modern ailments through tobacco and smoking. Heroin is the most addictive drug on earth, and some people will do anything to kick the habit. Enter Ibogaine, a drug made out of the African iboga root, whose intense, hallucinogenic properties make it a Type-A felony drug. But many swear it's the most effective way to kick heroin addiction, especially when combined with a ritual that involves face paint and chanting.

In Indonesia, the tobacco industry is virtually unregulated. Over two-thirds of all men are smokers and it's commonplace for children as young as six to take up the habit. Investigating this phenomenon in Malang, VICE visits a clinic that promises cures to a plethora of modern ailments through tobacco and smoking. Heroin is the most addictive drug on earth, and some people will do anything to kick the habit. Enter Ibogaine, a drug made out of the African iboga root, whose intense, hallucinogenic properties make it a Type-A felony drug. But many swear it's the most effective way to kick heroin addiction, especially when combined with a ritual that involves face paint and chanting.

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VICE: Surveillance City And The Forgotten War

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Since the US occupation of Afghanistan, heroin production in the region has skyrocketed, making the country the number-one producer in the world by a large margin. Suroosh Alvi takes a rare look inside neighbouring Iran to meet the suffering heroin addicts, and to see how the country is coping with the illegal drug trade. With the polar ice caps shrinking due to global warming, new trade routes are being exposed, along with billions of dollars' worth of natural-resource reserves. This is prime real estate and the five nations bordering the Arctic are readying themselves to fight for it. David Choe heads north to witness NATO forces participating in the largest polar military exercise in history. The problem is that there's one non-NATO country that already considers itself rightful owner of the region: Russia.

VICE: Heroin Warfare And The Coldest War

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Three years after the Tohoku earthquake in Japan, citizens and the international community are left wondering if Japan really does have the situation in Fukushima under control. Then, Ryan Duffy talks with veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan who are struggling with mental illness, addiction, and PTSD, often over-prescribed narcotics and other pharmaceuticals that bring their own sets of problems.

VICE: Playing With Nuclear Fire And No Man Left Behind

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Shane Smith heads to Louisiana to report on the lasting effects of the BP oil spill. Then, VICE investigates why Yemen is at the top of the worry list for President Obama's national security team. The rise of Al Qaeda there is only half the reason. The real trouble is a little-known Houthi rebel movement in the north of the country.

VICE: Crude Awakening And The Enemy Of My Enemy

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Shane Smith heads to Louisiana to report on the lasting effects of the BP oil spill. Then, VICE investigates why Yemen is at the top of the worry list for President Obama's national security team. The rise of Al Qaeda there is only half the reason. The real trouble is a little-known Houthi rebel movement in the north of the country.
VICE heads to Delhi to meet Sampat Pal, an Indian woman who's formed the Gulabi Gang, or Pink Gang, to help women band together to combat the many cases of sexual assault tainting their country. Then, host Thomas Morton goes to a radiation-plagued nuclear testing site in Kazakhstan where a doctor has tried to implement a mandatory "genetic passport."

VICE: The Pink Gang Rebellion And Genetic Passport

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VICE heads to Delhi to meet Sampat Pal, an Indian woman who's formed the Gulabi Gang, or Pink Gang, to help women band together to combat the many cases of sexual assault tainting their country. Then, host Thomas Morton goes to a radiation-plagued nuclear testing site in Kazakhstan where a doctor has tried to implement a mandatory "genetic passport."
VICE heads to Papua New Guinea, where America's Exxon Mobil has staked a claim to a US$19 billion dollar liquid natural gas project. Then VICE goes to Texas, in the midst of the state's worst drought in recorded history. While many feel that humans are to blame for the climate change, a lot of Texans do not and they have taken few, if any, initiatives to limit the state's CO2 emissions.

VICE: The Resource Curse And Deliver Us From Drought

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VICE heads to Papua New Guinea, where America's Exxon Mobil has staked a claim to a US$19 billion dollar liquid natural gas project. Then VICE goes to Texas, in the midst of the state's worst drought in recorded history. While many feel that humans are to blame for the climate change, a lot of Texans do not and they have taken few, if any, initiatives to limit the state's CO2 emissions.
Dagestan is a hotbed for Muslim extremism in Russia. It is in the throes of a violent insurgency, and its jihadi fighters have been behind many high profile terrorist plots around the world. In fact, the Boston Bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev spent six months there the year before he carried out his deadly attack. In order to understand why so many terrorists are coming out of the region, and to see firsthand what Tamerlan learned during his time there, Shane Smith heads to Dagestan to follow in terrorists' footsteps.

VICE: Terrorist University And Armageddon Now

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Dagestan is a hotbed for Muslim extremism in Russia. It is in the throes of a violent insurgency, and its jihadi fighters have been behind many high profile terrorist plots around the world. In fact, the Boston Bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev spent six months there the year before he carried out his deadly attack. In order to understand why so many terrorists are coming out of the region, and to see firsthand what Tamerlan learned during his time there, Shane Smith heads to Dagestan to follow in terrorists' footsteps.
The legalisation of marijuana in the United States is now a reality. On January 1 of 2016, Colorado lifted the prohibition on recreational marijuana use and now cannabis vendors can sell the drug from seed to smoke. This great experiment has subsequently brought forth a gold rush mentality for entrepreneurs seeking to capitalise on the nascent industry. At the same time, Mexican cartels are projected to potentially lose up to several billion dollars in profits. Federal laws make it difficult for businesses to use banks, giving life to highly trained security forces that protect weed profits. Businessmen, and even lawmakers are trying to capitalise on the potential success of the end of marijuana prohibition. David Choe looks at the rising entrepreneurs and businesses of this ever-growing trade.

VICE: Rocky Mountain High And North Korean Defectors

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America's cities are picked apart for scrap, and then we see the real cost of America's drone wars.

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Correspondent Thomas Morton heads to Syria to take a look at the front line of the battle for a Kurdish state, and Vikram Gandhi traces the illicit rhino horn trade from southern Africa to Vietnam.

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Correspondent Thomas Morton heads to Syria to take a look at the front line of the battle for a Kurdish state, and Vikram Gandhi traces the illicit rhino horn trade from southern Africa to Vietnam.
Thousands of North Koreans cross the border into China illegally every year. Living in perpetual fear of being discovered, with all odds against them, defectors still do everything they can to leave. If arrested in communist Laos, they may be sent back to North Korea to face prison camp or worse. VICE joins a South Korean pastor who has developed a modern-day underground railroad to move defectors from China to freedom and eventual citizenship in South Korea. The most dangerous place in the world is Kashmir's line of control, which partially occupies the Indian state and separates India from Pakistan. Observers in both India and Pakistan believe the decades-old conflict between the two nations could potentially lead to the end of the world as we know it. VICE travels across Pakistan to the contested line of control in Kashmir, pointing out how close a nuclear apocalypse is yet again.

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Thousands of North Koreans cross the border into China illegally every year. Living in perpetual fear of being discovered, with all odds against them, defectors still do everything they can to leave. If arrested in communist Laos, they may be sent back to North Korea to face prison camp or worse. VICE joins a South Korean pastor who has developed a modern-day underground railroad to move defectors from China to freedom and eventual citizenship in South Korea. The most dangerous place in the world is Kashmir's line of control, which partially occupies the Indian state and separates India from Pakistan. Observers in both India and Pakistan believe the decades-old conflict between the two nations could potentially lead to the end of the world as we know it. VICE travels across Pakistan to the contested line of control in Kashmir, pointing out how close a nuclear apocalypse is yet again.
Shane Smith follows the trail of US money pouring into the Afghan reconstruction, and VICE visits Rio de Janeiro to investigate the government.

VICE: Afghan Money Pit

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Shane Smith follows the trail of US money pouring into the Afghan reconstruction, and VICE visits Rio de Janeiro to investigate the government.
In this episode, Shane Smith travels to Greenland with climate scientist Jason Box to investigate why the glaciers are melting, and how the resulting rise in sea levels will devastate our world sooner than expected. Then VICE goes to Pakistan, where millions of men, women, and children work as bonded labourers in brick kilns.

VICE: Greenland Is Melting

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VICE makes history on a trip to North Korea to play hoops and meet with supreme leader Kim Jong-un.

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VICE makes history on a trip to North Korea to play hoops and meet with supreme leader Kim Jong-un.
To see why the windy city, now dubbed 'Chiraq', had the country's highest homicide rate in 2012, VICE visits Chicago's most dangerous areas where handguns are plentiful and the police and community leaders are fighting a losing battle against gang violence. VICE then travels to Africa's oil-producing region to meet with oil thieves who refine and sell oil in West Africa, and follow one farmer's attempt to sue a foreign oil company for poisoning his family's land.

VICE: Gangs and Oil

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To see why the windy city, now dubbed 'Chiraq', had the country's highest homicide rate in 2012, VICE visits Chicago's most dangerous areas where handguns are plentiful and the police and community leaders are fighting a losing battle against gang violence. VICE then travels to Africa's oil-producing region to meet with oil thieves who refine and sell oil in West Africa, and follow one farmer's attempt to sue a foreign oil company for poisoning his family's land.
VICE goes ringside in Senegal to learn about laamb, a cross between Greco-Roman wrestling and dancing, and Shane Smith investigates rising sea levels in the Maldives.

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VICE goes ringside in Senegal to learn about laamb, a cross between Greco-Roman wrestling and dancing, and Shane Smith investigates rising sea levels in the Maldives.
This episode explores how China's GNP fixation has turned supply and demand into build now, sell later. Then, discover how the situation has worsened for post-Arab Spring Egypt.

VICE: Corruption

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VICE interviews outcasts of the Fundamentalist Latter-Day Saints Church, explores fattening camps in rural Mauritania, and visits the single-family skyscrapers and slums of Mumbai.

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VICE interviews outcasts of the Fundamentalist Latter-Day Saints Church, explores fattening camps in rural Mauritania, and visits the single-family skyscrapers and slums of Mumbai.
China's 'one child' policy, coupled with a longstanding cultural predilection for male babies, has created a market where marrying-age men outnumber women by the millions. It has created a lucrative business catered to matchmaking. Thomas Morton travels across China to meet with bachelors searching for love and talks to a professional matchmaker who explains the scope of the issue. Meanwhile, with their economy in the toilet and no jobs to be had, Europe's youth are taking to the streets to demand radical changes, and people are responding to economic precarity and political impotency.

Vice: Love And Rockets

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Thomas Morton meets a gun-crazy pastor who teaches his young students gun drills and tactics to disarm attackers. Shane Smith travels to Fallujah, Iraq, where a rise in birth defects has been linked to the American military's suspected use of depleted-uranium munitions during the war.

Vice: Guns And Ammo

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Years 11-12 Critical thinking, Religious studies, Personal and social capability
27:47
A religious group in the US is convinced they know when the world will end. This exploration of their congregation reveals how people come to believe, and mistake belief for truth.
The critics visit Heide Museum of Modern Art in Melbourne where they view a broad range of modern art by Albert Tucker, Rick Amor, Jenny Watson, Arthur Boyd, and Sidney Nolan.

Everyone's a Critic: Heide Museum of Modern Art

Visual arts, Critical thinking

Years 9-10, 11-12 Visual arts, Critical thinking
26:45
The critics visit Heide Museum of Modern Art in Melbourne where they view a broad range of modern art by Albert Tucker, Rick Amor, Jenny Watson, Arthur Boyd, and Sidney Nolan.

Teaching resources for the Australian Curriculum

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