By the early 1980s one in three Australian homes contained asbestos. In creating them, thousands unwittingly exposed themselves to microscopic time bombs. Robyn Unger is 54 and has been diagnosed with the most virulent of asbestos diseases. Her inspiring and tender story introduces us to an epidemic that has cut a swath though an industry, and is now beginning its journey through our suburbs.

A day in the life of wild dolphins sharing the waters of a busy harbour with the local community. Steve Honnor has followed three wild bottlenose dolphin pods for seven years. Their rare willingness to interact with humans reveals a daily routine as complex as our own.

In the jungles and villages of Thailand, people with passion and commitment take on the enormous task - to save the remaining tigers that have survived a long history of poaching. It is a race against the clock for the conservation of this endangered species.

Four people are given the chance to change their life by experiencing a job they’ve dreamed about under the watchful eye of a mentor.

On a vast salt lake surrounded by red earth, renowned British sculptor Antony Gormley embarks on a sculptural installation that awakens a small Goldfields town in remote Western Australia. 51 sculptures stand silently in the hot desert wind, capturing a moment in time.

A wry and celebratory, 55 minute, ‘animal meets people’ documentary about the mysterious Western Australian Rock Lobster and the kaleidoscope of fisherfolk whose livelihood depends on them.

An Aboriginal history of Western Australia from the Dreaming to reconciliation - Old Country, New Country touches on the forces that have shaped the lives of Aboriginal people, and promotes an understanding of Aboriginal traditional and contemporary culture.

One Sky documents the combination of the best contemporary Western dance performance and music with the traditional culture of Indonesia. It explores a successful example of artistic fusion where Eastern culture meets Western movement.

The story of one of the most ambitious counter-attacks on feral wildlife in Australia and the return of native animals, now on the brink of extinction.

This docudrama explores the troubled life of Rosalie Fraser, a child who suffered physical and emotional abuse at the hands of her foster mother. As Rosalie recounts the key points in her relationship with her foster family, her sister and her husband, we experience her pain, anguish and finally joy at being able to confront and accept the past.