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This documentary travels to nine Pacific nations, including New Zealand, to chronicle the long struggle to create a regional nuclear arms free zone. Interviews with politicians, activists, radiation victims and American and French admirals are counterpointed. When hopes of a treaty are dashed at a South Pacific Forum meet, it is pointed out that the David Lange-trumpeted independence of NZ's nuclear free policy is evidently "not for export". Local music scores the doco, including Australia's Midnight Oil, whose lead singer (future MP Peter Garrett) is interviewed.
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Alister Barry
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Television, 1973 (Full Length)
An Alister Barry doco on an earlier anti-nuclear protest
Television, 1991 (Full Length)
A doco on remembering the Rainbow Warrior bombing
Television, 2000 (Full Length Episode)
A Topp Twins protest song features in this doco
Television, 1976 (Full Length)
Infamous current affairs interview in which Muldoon discusses Russian nuclear presence in the Pacific
Television, 1976 (Excerpts)
Earlier anti-nuclear activism with Spike Milligan.
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Outstanding Website
The ONYAs 2010 & 2011
Best Entertainment Website
Finalist – Website design
Qantas Media Awards 2009
NZ ON SCREEN 2012
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The synopsis and credits are included
Phil Shingler
Posted at 10.58PM - 09.07.2010
Good to see that
the film is now online and available for all to see!
Quck additional information-I was the co-producer, co-writer and editor of the film