Civil Rights (Australia)

Love story set against background of racism and Japanese attack on Darwin, Australia on February 19, 1942

Follows two rivalries against the background of key political events of the 1950s in Australia

Police virtually frame an aboriginal man leading to great controversy over the role of race in Australia

Conflict arises when an Aboriginal girl is separated from her culture

Aborigine follows the white rules but no matter what he does he can't get ahead

A racist policeman goes way too far in his reactions to Aborigines

Aeneas Gunn, the first white woman ever to journey into the Australian Outback

A British boy and girl are stranded in the outback and form a relationship with a young Aborigine

3 aborigine girls break away from their assimilation school to head back home

Racial experience between Lena (mixed-caste) & Vaughn (a Murri boy)

Aborigine torn between black and white worlds

Child's view of near-genocide of Tasmanian Aborigines

Life of the first Australian Aboriginal actor Robert Tudawali, (a.k.a., Bobby Wilson)

British teacher at isolated school with menacing locals

Nazi skinheads in Melbourne take out their anger on local Vietnamese

Racism in the local football team

First Labor Prime Minister in 23 years who made many liberal changes (dismissed by the Governor-General in 1975)

Effect of the Whitlam sacking on a group of Melbournites

Dealing with the aftermath of the Whitlam sacking & other key events