AustLit

Dancing Daze was an ABC production about two sisters who move to the "big city" to pursue dance. 

Jane Campion directed one episode, collaborating with producer Jan Chapman for the first time. 

The film shows the experiences of three school leavers, two of whom actively seek work: Nicole suffers the indignity of sexual harassment; Nick lies to get a job and is later caught out; Eddie seems destined to be permanently unemployed.

Poet R.D. Fitzgerald describes himself as a 'professional surveyor and an amateur poet'. He recalls his experiences working for the Native Lands Commission in the remote interior regions of Fiji, which inspired his poem 'Between Two Tides'; remembers his friendships with fellow writers Kenneth Slessor, Douglas Stewart, and Dame Mary Gilmore; and discusses his involvement in the anti-Vietnam War movement, giving reasons for why he became involved.

A suspense thriller set in the building industry, Heatwave is about a woman who cares too much about people, their lives, and their homes and a man who has a job evicting squatters from their homes and won't be swayed by emotions.