These two twenty-minute documentaries,
tell the story of the Aboriginal People of
Australia's Kimberly district, whose
history with the land dates back over
50,000 years, to when man first
settled on the Australian continent.

More information about
Indigenous People of the Kimberley

Traces the fascinating history of Australia
from the Aborigines and the early Dutch
voyages to the end of World War II.

The narration and cartoons greatly
enhance the stories and ensure
the success of the program in
arousing and sustaining
students' interest in the history of
their country.

More information about
The Story of Australia

This program shows the ancient
civilisation's that grew up around
the Mediterranean Sea, the fall
of the Roman Empire and the
effect its collapse had on life in
Medieval Europe, early voyages
of the Irish monks, Viking
emergence and expansion, Eric
the Red, Leif Ericson and Vinland,
Viking decline, the Crusades,
spice trade and the search begins
for a sea route to Asia.

More information about
Medieval Exploration

Venice in the 13th century, trade with
Asia, dangers and difficulties of travel
in the Middle Ages, Marco's journey,
Kublai Khan and the Mongol Empire,
travels in China in service to the
Khan, Marco's return to Europe, war
with Genoa, capture and
imprisonment, and Marco's book
"A Description of the World".

More information about
The Travels of Marco Polo

These 45 to 60 minute dramatised stories
will introduce students to many of the
people who helped mould the Australian
nation.

As well as the famous names;
Governor Philip, Governor Macquarie,
Edward Hargreaves, Ned Kelly, Alfred
Deakin and the like, the ordinary man
of the day is depicted: the squatter, the
gold digger, the convict, the bushranger
and the lesser known founding fathers.
Numerous traditional folk songs reinforce
these stories.

More information about
Australia’s Yesterdays

Centred around the lives and
achievements of some remarkable
people in Australian history.
The characters are presented as
"whole" human beings with
strengths and weaknesses.
Rather than a catalogue of facts
the program aims to stimulate
the student to develop concepts,
interests, values, feelings and
action patterns essential for
modern society.

The twelve titles in this program
have playing times of approx 22
minutes each, and were specifically
designed to provide source
material for Australian
history studies.

More information about
Australian Nation Builders

These stories are delightfully dramatised
by an all Australian cast.

A collection of over 50 classic and
traditional stories on 10 Audio CDs.

More information about
Early Childhood Education

Beat the Tape is designed as a flexible
aid to augment school or classroom
organisation in the learning of basic
facts in mathematics.

The scheme is enthusiastically received
by teachers and students alike.
The voices are clear, vital and
encouraging.

More information about
Beat The Tape