From: australian screen on Fri, Feb 08 2008 2:06 PM

Mick (Paul Hogan) has taken Sue (Linda Kozlowski) back to the Northern Territory to keep her safe, but Rico (Hechter Ubarry) and his henchmen follow. They abduct Wally Reilly (John Meillon) hoping to force Dundee to help him. Mick uses an Aboriginal ‘bullroarer’ to make a bush ‘telephone call’, c...

From: australian screen on Thu, Jan 31 2008 4:37 AM

Vaughn (Damien Pitt) and Lena (Danielle Hall) come to a cornfield. Both hungry, they decide to help themselves to the crop. The farmer catches them in the act. A heated exchange between Vaughn and the farmer leads to Lena questioning Vaughn’s motivations.

From: australian screen on Thu, Jan 31 2008 4:19 AM

After smoking a lot of dope, Trevor (David Argue) asks Kath about the crime she’s charged with – murdering a publican. Kath (Lydia Miller) tells them the real story. Nikki (Gia Carides) asks her why she ran away to Sydney, rather than telling the police what really happened. Trevor says he unders...

From: australian screen on Tue, Jan 22 2008 11:00 AM

Dad Hayseed (Cecil Kellaway) and his son Joe (Tal Ordell) have become separated from the rest of the family during a visit to Sydney. They arrive home (at the Townleigh’s mansion) rolling drunk, to be castigated by Mum Hayseed (Katie Towers) and Joe’s new wife Pansy (Molly Raynor).

From: australian screen on Tue, Jan 22 2008 4:23 AM

Mo (Roy Rene) takes the young Miriam (‘Baby’ Pamela Bevan) home, but doesn’t expect the great house, or the cool reception he gets from the Burnett family’s stuck-up friends. Mo retreats, feeling foolish and humiliated. Margot Burnett (Lorraine Smith) rescues him and tells him about the reward.

From: australian screen on Mon, Jan 21 2008 1:32 PM

Mr Baum (Warren Mitchell) has become unhinged by the injustice of his internment. He’s harmless enough but he has made himself the camp spokesman and has approached the soldiers on duty in the tower to explain that a terrible mistake has been made.

From: australian screen on Mon, Jan 21 2008 9:59 AM

The Chauvels have gained entrance to one of the well-guarded secrets of 1950s Australia: Rum Jungle, a uranium mine said to be the richest in the world.

From: australian screen on Mon, Nov 26 2007 1:30 PM

In the beautiful desert sunset, Noli Roberts (traditional custodian, Kuruala) talks about recording the dance of the Seven Sisters, and tells us that in doing this dance and making it available to everyone, they are keeping the story strong. We see the initial part of the story being acted out by...

From: australian screen on Mon, Nov 26 2007 1:30 PM

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 9:53 PM

Stephen quotes Proust, Angela paints her toenails and the two discuss whether or not to watch Contempt on television.

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 9:52 PM

This clip, shot in Malaysia (then Malaya), shows cave and tunnel formations, and details the difficulties of negotiating the local swamps.

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:41 PM

Early scenes from a dramatised documentary showing a young couple in the 1960s exploring Hobart, Tasmania.

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:35 PM

Excavation of the open cut and construction of the Murray 2 Power Station in the Snowy Mountains Scheme, are detailed.

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:20 PM

The clip illuminates the hopes and dreams for irrigation in the Murrumbidgee and Murray Valleys, which turning the waters of the Snowy westward will achieve.

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:20 PM

As the waters of Lake Jindabyne, part of the Snowy Mountains Scheme, rise, the townspeople say goodbye to old Jindabyne and the new Jindabyne is officially opened.

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:09 PM

This footage, shot between 1965 and 1967, details the final steps that were involved in the construction of Geehi Dam and the testing of the regulating valve.

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:08 PM

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:08 PM

Shows the cycle of drilling, firing and hauling of materials in the construction of Talbingo Reservoir on the Snowy Mountains Scheme.

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:08 PM

Once the pieces of the teapot have been put together by gas blowing, the teapots are dipped into a ‘striking bath’ containing liquid silver. This bath is then charged with an electric current for the ‘electro deposition of metals’. The pots are removed and scratch-brushed with a brass brush in pr...

From: australian screen on Sun, Nov 25 2007 5:08 PM

The explosion of Breakaway, one of the four nuclear fission bombs tested at Maralinga between September and October 1956.