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TV Release: 1970-01-01 Torrent Release: 03-06-2013 by user
TV Show Genre
Documentary
Awards
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Episode: Episode #1.3 (1x3)
Episode Plot:
On the third and last leg of his Australia tour, Simon visits the rich, old demographic core with the two metropolises: sophisticated, pleasant old Melbourne and first bustling, fast-growing economic capital Sydney. The country's main real estate tycoon explains about skyscrapers to cater for Asian immigrants' needs, some for them about the success and boundaries of integration and assimilation. A professor's carbon dioxide climate effects research cues Simon's balanced views on Australia's bright Asia-oriented future and major environmental as well as social challenges.
Episode Release:
1970-01-01
Episode Genre:
Documentary
Runtime:
59 min.
Staff:
Actors: Simon Reeve Writers: N/A Directors: Dominic Ozanne
Other episode info:
Awards: N/A. Originally recorded in N/A.
DESCRIPTION
Simon Reeve travels along Australia's breathtaking coast and ventures deep inland on a fascinating adventure around this single-country continent, meeting both aboriginals and the constantly evolving immigrants attracted by its treasure trove of mineral and other riches. Australia is a traveler's paradise: a land of stunning coral beaches that give way to vast tracts of parched red earth wilderness. It's also booming like never before, but the environmental price exacted from (ab)used nature becomes a growing problem.
