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Oceania
311 films(Page 4 of 7)
In Inner Mongolia, pensioners from four continents compete in the World over 80s Table Tennis Championships, highlighting the realities of aging and veteran sports.
Alice Ward's autobiographical film explores her life with Cystic Fibrosis and her groundbreaking achievements in surf filmmaking, highlighting the profound influence of salt.
Julie seeks help for her son at Last Resort Rehab in Thailand's unique treatment center.
Khan was deported to Cambodia after living in the United States for 30 years, a country he had never visited and where he has no family.
15 letters are delivered by Sadil Mehmedmovic across war-torn Bosnia in 1994, connecting families separated by the conflict.
Women in Japan are becoming more liberated in their sexuality and exploring new freedoms.
In Brownfield Air Peninsula, South Australia, Anna reflects on transforming barren farmland into a thriving oasis while addressing challenges in sourcing fryer oil.
A giant tortoise can lay hundreds of eggs, which are carefully harvested by fishermen to ensure future populations.
A 4-meter tiger shark is caught and released by fishermen on Fraser Island, where dangers like sharks, snakes, and wild dogs threaten visitors.
Bert Kreischer shares his joy of wearing Speedos during a travel special in Australia.
Connolly recalls a night in the 1960s when he and Jerry Rafferty smoked a Bible after asking a drunken homeowner for a couple of pages.
Conan and Billy Eichner play Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled amid technical difficulties and laughter.
Conan receives a threatening video from Hugh Jackman, prompting his trip to Australia.
Conan shares a weekend dinner with Johnny Depp, who is in Australia filming Pirates.
Conan visits the National Center of Indigenous Excellence and meets rapper Adam Briggs in Australia.
Dion Cole humorously discusses news involving John Boehner, Hillary Clinton, and Starbucks.
Eric André discusses a nude mural of himself by Australian street artist Slush Sucks, which was quickly covered up after police intervention.
Conan receives a threatening video email from Hugh Jackman, prompting his trip to Australia.
Jay Hernandez shares his experience of shaving his eyebrows for the role of Diablo.
A front-page article in a Sydney newspaper reported that Jonah Hill nearly drowned while swimming at Bonsai Beach during a promotional trip in Australia.
Julie Bowen discusses kangaroo testicles from Australia on Conan's show, sharing humorous stories.
Liam Hemsworth recalls childhood fights with Chris and their adventures in Australia.
Marshawn Lynch humorously signs a Patriots shirt in Australia, showcasing his Boston roots.
Matt releases a Huntsman spider in Australia while Conan and Andy Richter share laughs.
Tim Minchin shares his comedic experiences in America, Australia, and the UK.
John Oliver critiques Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia, and his controversial leadership.
Tracy Morgan recalls being a Berber shop model and shares thoughts on President Obama.
Hugh Jackman announces his departure from Wolverine, sparking auditions for his replacement.
Cleo Smith is found after 18 days missing, bringing relief to her family in Australia.
Bill Slade dies in Australian bushfires as PM Scott Morrison faces public anger over crisis.
The Australian dollar faces pressure from China and a neutral Reserve Bank statement on Tuesday.
Koalas at the Wildlife Center struggle to survive amid devastating bushfires on Kangaroo Island.
Australia has declared a natural disaster due to severe flooding near Sydney.
Alice Springs hosts the Henley-on-Todd regatta, a unique dry land boat race since 1962.
The Australian army fights wildfires near Sydney as authorities brace for extreme heat this weekend.
Australia reopens borders after 600 days, facing challenges from lockdowns and vaccination rules.
Aboriginal people in Port Hedland face homelessness amid Australia's mining boom.
Kalgoorlie's gold mining history is shaped by figures like John Jones and Paddy Hannon.
Kevin Rudd and Tony Abbott debate at the National Press Club in Canberra ahead of the September election.
Malcolm Turnell faces challenges as Bill Shorten pushes for Labor's leftward swing in Australia.
Scott Morrison faces backlash during an uncomfortable walkabout in bushfire-affected Australia.
Barack Obama’s climate legacy is complicated by significant fossil fuel investments abroad.
Nigel Farage admits Brexit has failed under the Tories, citing migration figures and broken promises.
Craig Steven Wright claims to be Tasha Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin, but proof remains elusive.
Australia's refugees face harsh conditions on Manis Island, likened to Guantanamo by Abdulaziz Adam.
This week, Britain’s referendum campaign centers on migration and Brexit strategies.
Xan Brooks discusses morality in Calvary with Brendan Gleeson and John Michael McDonagh.
Jodee Mundy travels to Pennsylvania for a camp that connects children of Deaf adults with their families through sign language and shared experiences.
