The Making Of Modern Australia Pt II WS PDTV XviD-HDCP

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Source : PDTV

Genre : Documentary

Air : 29/07/2010

Release : 31/07/2010



Resolution : 640x352

Aspect Ratio : 1.818

Framerate : 25.000fps

Video Codec : XviD

Video Bitrate : 1254kbps

Audio : 129kbps MP3 2ch 48000Hz



Duration : 00:54:59

Size : 29x20m



















































[The Australian Dream]







The Australian obsession to own your own home is so entrenched in

our culture, there's even a phrase for it The Australian

Dream.



It

began immediately after the Second World War and continues to this

day. At first 'the Dream' was modest a 2 bedroom dwelling in the

suburbs just like everyone elses, with enough land for a vegie

patch and a spot for the kids to play.



But

then the population exploded, the suburbs sprawled, the fashions

changed, and 'the Dream' did too. Today a 'modest' Australian home

is at least twice the size of the post-war model. It used to be

possible to buy a house for three times your annual salary, now

it's nine times. And where once "home" was about shelter and

security, now it's also a means of accumulating wealth and status

for which many are finding it impossible to pay.



In

this episode a cross-section of Australians tell stories of the

Australian Dream; Olive and Roger still live in the tiny home

Roger built with hand tools when the war ended 65 years ago; Carol

has lived in a succession of renovated houses before finding her

'dream home', but a life-long contact with asbestos building

materials has resulted in a life-threatening illness; Kevin in

outback New South Wales tells us he was the first aborigine to

receive funding to build a house, a tiny weatherboard cottage

which has been 'home' for he and his wife, their eight kids and a

plethora of relatives and friends; Sophia and Joe reflect on how

their dream to profit from owning multiple properties turned into

a nightmare in which they lost everything; and 90 year old Dolly,

whos rented all her life, reminds us that you dont have to own

it, to live in your 'dream home'.



Remarkably,

no matter how high the prices go, the Australian Dream endures.

Successive Australian Governments have kept it alive by providing

special grants to first home buyers and generous tax incentives to

new investors.



But

there are 22 million people in Australian today and were

struggling to accommodate them. Predictions are that in 2050 there

will be close to 40 million, and no doubt most of them will have

ambitions to own their own home.





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