Family first : a federal crusade
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The federal election of October 2004 heralded a major shift on the political landscape when the pulpit became a place for politicians to confess their faith. It also saw the flexing of the zealot muscle of the Christian lobby on major senate issues.
We follow four Family First senate candidates and the party chairman as they attempt to present an alternative to the Australian voting public.
Do not resuscitate (pt. 1)
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This is a film about three very different people, Steve, Mary and Judy, whose lives are driven by suffering. They want the right to choose how and when they die.
Euthanasia (Compass)
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Focuses on Lore Burmeister who has a debilitating illness; Euthanasia viewpoints - patient, doctor, priest, pastoral care officer
To be or not to be - Euthanasia
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Richard Carleton interviews Dr Phillip Nitschke (Northern Territory euthanasia doctor) before a studio audience which included representatives from the Catholic Church, Margaret Tighe (Right to Life), Rob Dent (son of Bob Dent), Ian Gawler, AIDS sufferer
Allow me to die
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Imagine choosing to die when you don't have a terminal illness. Dateline gets rare access to film a woman's journey to the end in the most liberal country towards euthanasia, Belgium.
