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Oceania
311 films(Page 2 of 7)
One-third of small businesses in Australia are owned by migrants, who face unique challenges and motivations in their entrepreneurial pursuits.
Four million people live in Melbourne, where hot air ballooning provides a unique view of the city’s skyline and surrounding areas.
Just a few drops of sea snake venom can kill a human, yet these toxins may lead to new medical treatments for severe pain and other ailments.
A brand-new song is performed live with Lee Kernaghan's band at a specially filmed concert, celebrating his musical legacy and connection to the Australian bush.
Aboriginal communities in the Kimberley face cultural and social challenges as individuals like Gabriel, Peter, Felicity, and brothers Billy and Jordan navigate their identities.
Abe Saffron's rise and fall in Sydney's nightlife leads to a tax fraud conviction.
Eddie Leonski, an American GI, commits murders during the Melbourne Brownouts in 1942.
Ted Albert became a board member of the Alberts company at age 25 and began his work to create an Australian sound of popular music in 1963.
During Australia's worst wildfire season in a decade, Kate Humble and Simon Reeve report on the challenges faced by the Rural Firefighting Service in New South Wales.
Warren McDonald faces a life-threatening situation on Hinchinbrook Island when he becomes trapped under a massive boulder, relying on a near-stranger for rescue.
Kath Pettingill, the matriarch of Melbourne's notorious crime family, orchestrates a legacy of violence, including the Walsh Street murders and heroin trafficking.
Dennis Nilsen's necrophilic crimes, Ivan Milat's murders of backpackers in Australia, and Colin Ireland's New Year's resolution killings reveal the depths of human depravity.
Mark Errin Rust, a taxi driver in Adelaide, escalated from exposing himself to women to committing murder, including the killing of a vulnerable Japanese student.
Martha Rendell, a stepmother in early 20th century Australia, inflicted acid-laced treatments and sadistic abuse on her stepchildren, resulting in tragedy and death.
John Wayne Glover terrorizes Sydney's North Shore with the Mosman murders and other attacks.
Eric Knowles and Alan Carter compete in an epic clash of collectibles across Australia.
Bevan Spencer Von Einem's connection to the Adelaide Family murders, including the cases of Richard Kelvin and Alan Barnes, raises numerous unresolved questions.
Michael Kanaan's violent rise and sharp downfall shape Sydney's crime landscape.
Caroline Reed Robertson's obsession with her neighbor Rachel Barber leads to a horrific murder and a relentless search for justice in Melbourne, Australia.
In New South Wales, Australia, Kate Humble and Simon Reeve explore the challenges faced by the Rural Firefighting Service during a severe wildfire season.
Ross Warren, a popular TV weatherman, vanished near Bondi's cliffs in 1989, linking his case to violent gay hate crimes and the murder of John Russell.
A staggering 43% of Australian adults lack the basic literacy skills to navigate everyday life, as eight individuals confront their struggles with reading and writing.
Melbourne's gangland wars are marked by the violent rivalry between crime boss Carl Williams and the Moran family, culminating in key assassinations and betrayals.
Ice use in Australia has increased by 300% over the last five years, leading to a surge in violent crime and addiction across communities.
Ice use in Australia has increased by 300% over the last five years, contributing to a public health crisis and rising violent crime.
Shark Alarm reveals rising fear among Australian locals after recent shark attacks.
China represents 80% of the economic espionage cases charged by the US Department of Justice since the statute's inception in the 1990s.
On July 29, 2014, Australian farmer Ian Turnbull shot state environment officer Glen Turner while he investigated illegal land clearing, highlighting the violent defense of land ownership in Australia.
Boris Johnson faces backlash over Downing Street parties as pressure mounts on his leadership.
The Las Conchas fire burned 43,000 acres in just 14 hours, marking a significant shift in fire behavior across the southwestern United States.
Glenn Turner, an environmental officer, was shot twice by landowner Ian Turnbull while investigating illegal land clearing in New South Wales.
A man holding shopping bags stood in front of a tank during the Tiananmen Square Massacre, becoming an iconic symbol of defiance against oppression.
22-year-old Jock Palfreeman has spent almost 18 months in Sofia Central Prison, facing charges of murder and attempted murder.
42 Afghan and Pakistani migrants were arrested by Malaysian Marine police while attempting to reach Australia by boat.
China plans to train 50 million players and establish 50,000 coaching schools within the next decade to become a world soccer superpower by 2050.
150 kilos of heroin were smuggled from the North Korean bulk carrier Pong Su to the Australian coast in 2003, marking a major drug trafficking incident.
150,000 East Timorese are displaced and living in refugee camps as political turmoil escalates following the resignation of Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri.
Teenagers continue to ignore sun safety, leading to rising skin cancer cases among young people.
Egypt's abattoirs are exposed for their brutal treatment of animals exported from Europe, raising ethical concerns about livestock exportation practices.
Australians face an alarming surge in cancer diagnoses, especially in younger populations.
Between 150 and 250 women and children, many of whom are minors, are targeted for rescue in a raid planned by local police and undercover agents.
A fake grassroots pro-gun organization is created in Australia to infiltrate the NRA and expose its media manipulation and tactics surrounding gun violence.
This story reveals the hubris of Greensill Capital and its dramatic collapse involving Lex Greensill.
8,000 Marines and 9,000 family members will be transferred to Guam as part of a significant military buildup on the island.
Three out of four refugees in Gaza live on less than $3 Australian dollars a day, as Hamas rises to power amid political upheaval.
Aboriginal men in Australia express admiration for Osama Bin Laden, viewing the government as the true terrorists in their fight for rights and recognition.
Kids On Ice reveals the crystal meth epidemic affecting rural Australia and its youth.
Crocodile farming in Australia’s Northern Territory generated $75 million in 2017 and employs hundreds of people in the region.
