Four corners episode 35

Ten years after mypennstate riot at Sydney's Cronulla Beach the original Four Corners program by reporter Liz Jackson that looks at the inside story of the riot, its triggers and its vengeful aftermath. This special program is more than a record of Four Corners surviving 40 years.

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Four corners episode 35

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This program examines the impact of the Keating style of government on the Australian political landscapes, particularly over the past three years.

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Ten years after the riot at Sydney's Cronulla Beach the original Four Corners program by reporter Liz Jackson that looks at the inside story of the riot, its triggers and its vengeful aftermath. This special program is more than a record of Four Corners surviving 40 years. It tells about inquiries, lawsuits, brickbats and bouquets," says executive producer Bruce Belsham, "but it's also like re-reading a national diary which brings back half- forgotten memories of how Australia used to be and how we've changed. Three Four Corners stories from the s presented by John Penlington. Three Four Corners stories from the s reveal how environmental consciousness was taking hold. A moving portrait of the conductor Stuart Challender.

Four corners episode 35

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. ABC News Homepage. Home Documentaries About Contact Classics.

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