The Drovers
An injured drover, Briglow Hill, is left to die on the track because the parched cattle must be driven onward to a distant waterhole.
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An injured drover, Briglow Hill, is left to die on the track because the parched cattle must be driven onward to a distant waterhole.
A debt dispute draws a British constable into the affairs of Muslim hawkers in Melbourne. One man appeals to British law, while his opponent demands that they settle the matter through an oath at their mosque.
An episodic dramatic presentation of the events leading to the Eureka Stockade fight, focused on the physical events of the rebellion and the historical figure Peter Lalor.
During an Australian election campaign, Prime Minister Sir Joseph Quiverton objects to the romance between his daughter Doris and Socialist candidate Sydney Barrett. Doris is drawn into the contest as a “Good Woman” candidate while Liberal and Socialist supporters air competing views; the couple reunite, but the political conflict remains unresolved.
An injured drover, Briglow Hill, is left to die on the track because the parched cattle must be driven onward to a distant waterhole.
A debt dispute draws a British constable into the affairs of Muslim hawkers in Melbourne. One man appeals to British law, while his opponent demands that they settle the matter through an oath at their mosque.
An episodic dramatic presentation of the events leading to the Eureka Stockade fight, focused on the physical events of the rebellion and the historical figure Peter Lalor.
During an Australian election campaign, Prime Minister Sir Joseph Quiverton objects to the romance between his daughter Doris and Socialist candidate Sydney Barrett. Doris is drawn into the contest as a “Good Woman” candidate while Liberal and Socialist supporters air competing views; the couple reunite, but the political conflict remains unresolved.