The documentary ‘Message from Mungo’ which was also shown at the Australian Historical Association conference this year, is screening on NITV on Tuesday 18th August 2015 at 8.00 p.m. Filmed over eight years, the documentary explores the 42,000 year old remains of Lake Mungo woman, revealed by the shifting dunes around Lake Mungo in 1968. The indigenous people of the area see the repatriation of her bones as a way of returning to her tribal lands, while historians and archaeologists see her as an artefact that reveals information about mankind. This Guardian article gives more information.
The Resident Judge of Port Phillip 
This is a really interesting documentary. I went to its soft premiere here in Canberra late last year. It has so much to think about on multiple levels, doesn’t it. I was involved in some very early library research for this, 7 or 8 years ago, but the production had a lot of stop-starts, and direction changes, so that didn’t continue.
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