Follow the daring exploits of Australia's most sophisticated thieves in "The Kangaroo Gang." Led by charismatic masterminds, the group pulled off audacious heists across Europe without violence. In this dramatized documentary, witness their rise to infamy and their ultimate return for one last grand theft in 1990 at Asprey of Bond Street, London. This captivating true crime story showcases their ingenious tactics and seamless disappearances with the loot, making them legends in the world of thievery.

Australia's Classiest Master Thieves

Daintree National Park in northern Australia is a living time capsule, showcasing plant life from over 50 million years ago. This world heritage-listed site offers a glimpse into our planet's ancient past, where primeval landscapes thrive unchanged. Explore this magical meeting of rainforest and reef, where nature stands still in time.

Daintree: Australia's Time-Capsule Rainforest

Discover the beauty and unique wildlife of Kakadu National Park in the heart of Australia. Home to the oldest rocks on the island, this vast wilderness is where the traditional culture of the Aborigines is still preserved. Explore the land of kangaroos and dingoes, and witness the majestic estuarine crocodiles in their natural habitat. Kakadu National Park is a place where time seems to stand still, offering a glimpse into the ancient spirit of Australia and the rich cultural heritage of its indigenous people.

Australia. Aboriginal Nature. Part 2

Australia is known for its vast landmass and massive industrial operations. In the documentary film "Big Australia," viewers are taken on a journey to explore the mega projects and operations that define the country. From innovative concepts to impressive completions, each episode showcases the scale and brilliance of these endeavors across various industries. Get ready to witness the ambitious projects that shape Australia's economy and beyond.

Australia's Massive Farming Machines

When Dutch super-trawler The Margiris ventured into Australian waters to catch millions in fish, it triggered a bureaucratic battle leading to its impoundment. Assured of permission to fish, the owners found themselves at the center of a political storm involving environmental groups and fishers. The Australian government eventually sided with the public, leaving the world's second-largest trawler stranded far from home. The documentary explores whether this was democracy in action or political mishap.

How Australia Impounded the World's Second-Largest Fishing Trawler

Ivan Milat, Australia's worst solo serial killer, targeted backpackers in the wilderness, leading to the murders of seven victims between 1989 and 1992. Delve into his twisted mind and explore whether he was born to kill or influenced by his troubled past. This documentary features interviews with family members, criminal psychologists, law enforcement officials, and other experts, shedding light on the chilling crimes of this notorious killer.

Australia's Worst Solo Serial Killer

In the dark blue waters of southern Australia and Tasmania, a tragedy unfolds every year as the sea lions gather for the breeding season. The mature males fiercely defend their harems, but the presence of the great white shark lurks beneath the surface. Despite their diving skills, the fur seals are no match for the expert hunter, who preys on the unsuspecting seal cubs. With its warm-blooded body and superior senses, the great white shark claims its victim in a bloody encounter. The annual rendezvous between predator and prey ends in a chilling display of nature's power.

Australia The Great White Shark - Deadly Attack

Reggie Yates investigates the devastating impact of the drug ice in Melbourne, Australia's second city. With a focus on a brutal murder and encounters with addicts in a halfway house, Yates delves deep into the epidemic. Embedded with the local police force, he uncovers the widespread crisis and follows two individuals from different backgrounds as they seek rehabilitation. From the series Reggie Yates Hidden Australia: Addicted to ICE.

The ICE Epidemic: Australia's Fatal Addiction

Australia is a vast country with a booming economy driven by massive industrial projects. In the documentary series "Big Australia," viewers are taken behind the scenes of mega projects that shape the nation. From concept to completion, each episode showcases the scale and innovation of these endeavors, offering a glimpse into the heart of Australia's biggest industries. Join Spark on a journey to the frontline of Australian innovation and witness the country's ambitious dreams come to life.

Australia's Billion Dollar Iron Mine Business

Explore the unexpected treasures of Australia's Hidden Alps in this captivating wildlife documentary. Discover the ancient geological history of the Australian Alps national parks, home to the modest yet majestic Mt. Kosciuszko. Immerse yourself in a wild and unforgiving wilderness, where nature thrives in the most unexpected corners. Join us on a journey through this hidden gem of Australia's natural landscape and witness the beauty and diversity of its unique alpine ecosystem.

Australia's Hidden Alps: Unexpected Wilderness

Kakadu National Park in Australia is home to some of the oldest rocks on the island, where the Aborigines still maintain their traditional culture. The park showcases the unique wildlife of Australia, including kangaroos, dingoes, and the massive estuarine crocodile. The park's diverse landscape and wildlife highlight the delicate balance between predator and prey, showcasing the raw beauty and danger of the Australian wilderness. With its rich history and stunning natural beauty, Kakadu National Park offers a glimpse into the ancient soul of Australia.

Australia. Aboriginal Nature. Part 3

The fourth part of the documentary series on Australia explores the vast Kakadu National Park, home to the oldest rocks in the region and the last Aborigines preserving their traditional way of life. The park teems with unique wildlife, including the native dingo, a controversial predator with a long history on the continent. Additionally, the estuarine crocodile, the largest reptile on Earth, roams the park's waters, posing a threat to humans but also attracting tourists seeking a glimpse of these formidable creatures. Kakadu National Park embodies the essence of ancient Australia and the enduring spirit of its indigenous culture.

Australia. Aboriginal Nature. Part 4

A comprehensive documentary film from 2018 explores the rich wildlife and traditional Aboriginal culture in Kakadu, one of Australia's largest national parks. As the home of the iconic kangaroo, Kakadu showcases the ancient rocks and the survival of the last Aborigines practicing their traditional way of life. The cultural significance of the Aborigines' connection to "the time of dreams" is highlighted, along with the role of fire in shaping the Australian landscape. The dingo, a native predator in Australia, stirs both admiration and controversy for its hunting abilities and impact on livestock. The film also delves into the world of estuarine crocodiles, showcasing their dominance in the waterways and their status as formidable "man-eaters". Kakadu National Park embodies the essence of ancient Australia, captivating visitors with its raw beauty and rich cultural heritage.

Australia. Aboriginal Nature.

Discover the untamed beauty of Australia's Kakadu National Park, where ancient rocks and indigenous cultures intertwine. Follow the last Aborigines who preserve their traditional way of life, rooted in thetime of dreams. Encounter the enigmatic dingo, a controversial predator with a deep history in the land. Witness the mighty estuarine crocodile, the largest reptile on Earth, ruling the waters with a relentless appetite. Explore the wild landscapes where nature and myth merge, creating an unforgettable experience in the heart of Australia's outback.

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