The Secret country:
In 1988 Australia celebrated the 200th anniversary of Captain Cooks arrival Botany bay. Cook declared Australia empty, but in fact there were at least 300,000 Aboriginals living here, and whose decendants continue to fight for recognition.
Welcome To Australia:
On the eve of the 2000 Sydney Olympics John Pilger reveals how aboriginal sportsmen and women, many world class athletes, were denied a place in Australia's Olympic teams, while politically their common law rights are threatened by the Australian Government.
Heroes Unsung:
Today Australia remains one of the most culturally diverse nations on earth. The result of an extraordinary immigration programme based ironically, on the racial fears of the Yellow Peril that swept our social consciousness through out the 20th century.
Secrets:
Hundreds of thousands of people, whole nations among them were wiped out, says John Pilger. Secrets is not just about history, it is also about Australia's past catching up with her present.
Other People's Wars:
John Pilger examines Australia's role in numerous foreign wars, often against people who have never threatened our land, and yet wonders why Australians continues to ignore the domestic battles fought on our own soil.
Special Features:
- John Pilger Profile
- John Pilger Introduction
- Charlie Perkins
- A Tribute
- Gallery