White lies

Article Abstract:

An interview is conducted with Australian writer Ronald Wilson, author of the book 'Bringing them home' which caused controversy when it was issued in Australia, as it described acts of genocide in the country. The term 'genocide' is one that was particularly contentious and the author regrets the distractions from the real issue it generated.

Australia, Investigations, Cover Story, Ethical aspects, Works, Media coverage, Genocide, Bringing them home (Book), Wilson, Ronald

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Out of the rough

Article Abstract:

Craig Spence won the Australian Masters in Feb, 1999, at the age of 24. He won $277,160 in prize money for the 1998-1999 season. Growing up in a timber and dairy town south-west of Melbourne, he decided to play golf for a living at 15. His teachers allowed him to miss school on Wednesday afternoons to play golf.

Behavior, Personalities, Golf, Spence, Craig

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Death watch

Article Abstract:

"A case for the Coroner", a six part ABC documentary series is viewed as reality TV that is based on truth and is reported to be terrible. In this series friends, family, police, welfare workers and doctors field questions to help the coroner determine a cause of death.

Criticism and interpretation, Documentary television programs, Television documentaries, A case for the Coroner (Television program)

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