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A Current Affair 1971

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An Australian current affairs program that broadcasts stories on community issues such as diet fads, welfare cheats, negligent doctors and dodgy builders.

Tous les titres	afficher les 3 titres A Current Affair A Current Affair A Current Affair
Directeur	Daniel Burgess-Wise Doug Wooding
Artistes	as Self - Host Leila McKinnon as Self - Host Leisa Goddard as Self - Reporter Afficher les 575 artistes Reid Butler as Self - Reporter Steve Marshall as Self - Reporter Alison Piotrowski as Self - Reporter Chris Smith as Self - 2GB Radio Host Prue MacSween as Self Pauline Hanson as Self Brady Halls as Self - Reporter Dan Nolan as Self - Reporter Dimity Clancey as Self - Reporter Caroline Marcus as Self - Reporter Tineka Everaardt as Self - Reporter Chris Allen as Self - Reporter Martin King as Self - Reporter Ben McCormack as Self - Reporter Ray Martin as Self - Host Laura Turner as Self - Reporter Simon Bouda as Self - Crime Editor Pippa Bradshaw as Self - Reporter John Howard as Self - Prime Minister Mike Munro as Self - Reporter Don Burke as Self Neil Mitchell as Self - 3AW Broadcaster Taylor Auerbach as Self - Reporter Peter Dutton as Self - Home Affairs Minister Ben Fordham as Self - Reporter Shane Paxton as Self Bindi Paxton as Self Mark Paxton as Self Nick Etchells as Self Harry Clarke as Self - Reporter Mark Latham as Self Sarah Monahan as Self Sam Macedone as Self Sam Rubin as Self - Hollywood Reporter Ray Hadley as Self - Radio Broadcaster as Self - Federal MP Jana Wendt as Self - Host Deborah Knight as Self - Host Alicia Muling as Self - Reporter Lauren Golman as Self - Reporter Fred Nile as Self Travers Beynon as Self Scott Morrison as Self Keith Moor as Self - Herald Sun Journalist Russell Barrett as Self - Victoria Police Cameron Williams as Self - Host Mimi Becker as Self - Reporter Erin Willing as Self - Reporter Simon Meli as Self Mitchell Anderson as Self Danny Ross as Self Michael Schildberger as Self - Host Peter Stefanovic as Self Karl Stefanovic as Self - Fill-in Host Karise Eden as Self Dick Smith as Self Billy McMahon as Self - Prime Minister as Self June Dally-Watkins as Self as Self Erin Molan as Self Craig Walker as Border Force Officer Alan Tudge as Self (segment "Centrelink Promise?") Howard Brown as Self - Victims of Crime Advocate Matthew Guy as Self - Leader of the Opposition in Victoria as Self - Host Sylvia Jeffreys as Self - Host Chris Urquhart as Self - Reporter Stephanie Jeanes as Self - Reporter Sarah Stewart as Self - Reporter Frank Lakoudis as Self Michael Stangel as Self Malcolm Turnbull as Self Sam Cucchiara as Self - Reporter Seb Costello as Self - Reporter Bob Anderson as Self as Self - Prime Minister Bruce Ruxton as Self Ron Casey as Self Angry Anderson as Self John Laws as Self Kylie Minogue as Self Mary Moody as Self Andrew Fraser as Self as Self Peter Ford as Self Ben Oxenbould as Self as Self Julie McGregor as Self Gary Reilly as Self Cory Bernardi as Self Russell Zimmerman as Self - Australian Retailers Association Kerri-Anne Kennerley as Self David Leyonhjelm as Self Tony Abbott as Self Bettina Arndt as Self Paul McDermott as Self Tim Ferguson as Self Bruce Morcombe as Self Lisa Oldfield as Self Stephen Fontana as Self Baron Waqa as Self - Nauru President Queen Elizabeth II as Self Robert Klaric as Self - Real Estate Industry Adviser Neil Fergus as Self - CEO of Intelligent Risks and Counter-terrorism Expert Brendan Nottle as Self - Salvation Army Terry Goldsworthy as Self - Bond University Criminologist Glenn Doyle as Self - Queensland Police Anthony Klan as Self - Investigative Journalist, The Australian Charlie Bezzina as Self Jim Molan as Self - Former Australian Defence Force Commander Ed O'Donohue as Self - Shadow Minister for Police Mal Macgown as Self - Crisis Expert, TOR International Simon Birmingham as Self Andrew Rule as Self - Herald Sun Crime Writer Ljupka Subeska as Self - Criminal Lawyer Stephen Leane as Self - Assistant Commissioner of Victoria Police Tony Loughran as Self - Private Security Adviser Tony Fialides as Self - Co-Owner of IMP Jewellery Kel Glare as Self Richard Mitry as Self - Legal Expert Darryn Lyons as Self Greg Hunt as Self Sophie Elsworth as Self - Finance Journalist, Herald Sun Sam Rubin as Self - Hollywood Reporter Keith Pitt as Self - Federal MP John Pesutto as Self (segment "Guilty or Not?") David Chalke as Self - Social Analyst Elias Tabchouri as Self - Criminal Lawyer Jason Akermanis as Self Taylor Winterstein as Self Neil Diamond as Self - Interviewee Lou Severo as Self - Former boyfriend Lady Gaga as Self Dolly Parton as Self - Guest Kate Creedon as Self - Reporter Elise Elliott as Self - Reporter Tim Arvier as Self - Reporter Rachel Carling-Jenkins as Self - Victorian MP Jacqui Lambie as Self Alice Monfries as Self - Reporter Sacha Passi as Self - Reporter Shmuley Boteach as Self Fraser Anning as Self Alex Bernhardt as Self - Reporter Alexis Daish as Self - Reporter Ella Scott Lynch as Self Sharon Stone as Self - Guest John Houndslow as Self - Reporter Diedre Snedeker as Self - Next-Door Neighbor Seal as Self Gary Knowles as Self Susan Hannaford as Self - Interviewee as Self Tom Gleeson as Self Katie Perry as Self - Fashion Designer Jodie Bilborough as Self Kim Vuga as Self Rhys Muldoon as Self Flo Miller as Self - Friend as Beaker Jodie Stangel as Self Robert Mammone as Self Sam Naples as Self - Friend Hollie Andrew as Self Olympia Valance as Self Gyton Grantley as Self Jacqueline Brennan as Self Ian Bliss as Self Stephen Peacocke as Self Jessica Nagel as Self - Reporter as Self - Reporter Geoffrey Luckock as Self - Reporter Kevin Hamilton as Self - Reporter Lindy Hobbs as Self - Reporter Noel MacDonald as Self - Australian Progressive Party Leader Gerald Stone as Self - Host Bronwyn Bishop as Self - Liberal Party Senator for New South Wales Kerry Chikarovski as Self David Ettridge as Self as Self Jackie Kelly as Self Gerard Henderson as Self Brett Stevens as Self Dick Warburton as Self Andrew Wakefield as Self - Royal Free Hospital Rachel Friend as Self - Reporter Mark Donohoe as Self - Sydney GP as Self Shane Warne as Self Olivia Newton-John as Self as Self Jeremy Yong as Self Nicole Kidman as Self Geoffrey Leonard as Self Michael Carr-Gregg as Self - Adolescent Psychologist Don Rowe as Self Toby Allen as Self Adriana Xenides as Self Phil Burton as Self Michael Tierney as Self Sonia Madigan as Self - Reporter Andrew Tierney as Self David Bell as Self - Australian Bankers' Association Sylvester Stallone as Self as Self Bert Newton as Self - Guest Glen Moriarty as Self - Reporter Damian Murphy as Self - Reporter Kate McCulloch as Self - Camden Resident Angela Conway as Self - Family First Alissa Warren as Self - Reporter Joanna Townsend as Self - Reporter Howard Gipps as Self - Reporter Ozzy Osbourne as Self Charles 'Bud' Tingwell as Self Sharon Osbourne as Self Ross King as Self Annie Murtagh-Monks as Self Elise Mooney as Self - Reporter Mark Naglazas as Self Stephanie Rice as Self Belinda Russell as Self - Reporter John Moody as Self Maude Garrett as Self - Guest Clare Werbeloff as Self Chris Kenny as Self - Reporter Russell Ingall as Self Tim Wilson as Self Tom Steinfort as Self Jessica Rose as Interviewee Brett Lee as Self Andrew Bolt as Self John Alexander as Self Robyn Cosford as Self - Environmental Medicine Specialist Ron Bowden as Self - Service Station Association Gerry Harvey as Self as Self as Beauregard Judith McGrath as Colleen Powell Colette Mann as Doreen Anderson Elspeth Ballantyne as Meg Jackson Fiona Spence as Self Val Lehman as Bea Smith Patsy King as Erica Davidson Carol Burns as Franky Doyle Margaret Laurence as Marilyn Mason Jane Clifton as Margo Gaffney Geert Wilders as Self - Dutch MP Ian Bradley as Self Michael Idato as Self - TV Critic Clive James as Self Scott Cam as Self Sandy Rea as Self Kate Russo as Self - Weight Watchers Leader Jan Barwick as Self - Tasman Council Mayor Rick Birch as Self - Volunteer Firefighter Simone Buchanan as Self Tyson Jarvis as David Karen Willis as Self - Rape Crisis Centre Amy Dale as Self - Court Reporter Paul Livingston as Self Mark Bouris as Self Lachlan McAleer as Self Jasmin Newman as Self - Relating to Men Joe Hockey as Self Marea Burke as Self Gail Benton as Self - Former Sect Member Dani Dent as Self - Model Bruce Billson as Self Derek Starc as Self Matt Polic as Self Bob Jane as Self Howard Baron as Self - Residents Association Jim Barrow as Self - Neighbour Tia Wright as Self - Model Phil Hunt as Self - Domestic Violence Victim Simon Lanham as Self - Domestic Violence Victim Shaune Watts as Self Stephanie Mills as Self Rose Polic as Self Bill Kusznirczuk as Self - Melbourne Town Planner Mike Finch as Self - Former Sect Member Rose Hancock-Porteous as Self Kat Hoyos as Layla Habib Jack Kelly as Mark Wolfe Diana Fisher as Self Julie-Anne Breen as Sandra Wolfe Paul Padagas as Finance Banker Michael Cordell as Self - Executive Producer Effie Zahos as Self Kirralie Smith as Self - Halal Choices Ron Iddles as Self - Victorian Police Association Steven Shilling as Axe Man Rami Roma as Adrian Oorloff Damien Patterson as Self Sandi Pike as Self - Protester Danny Nalliah as Self - Rise Up Australia Ken McKay as Self - Former NSW Police Assistant Commissioner Clarke Jones as Self - Terrorism Expert Mark McCrindle as Self - Demographer Stephanie Ferguson as Self Yoni Bashan as Self - Sunday Telegraph Journalist Andrew Horton as Self - Salon Owner Sue Packer as Self - National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Anthony Dowsley as Self - Herald Sun Crime Reporter Glenn McGrath as Self Andrew Mitchell as Self - MEOC Detective Gary Hughes as Self - Protester David Adeang as Self - Nauru Justice Minister Dave Roberts as Self - MEOC Detective Andrew Colvin as Self - Australian Federal Police Gary Bouma as Self - Author and Professor of Sociology Rachel Garrick as Self - Victims of Crime Assistance League Jeff Bourman as Self - Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party MP for Eastern Victoria Katie Nicholl as Self - Royal Commentator and Biographer as Self Tanya Grout as Self - Early Childhood Australia Dickie Arbiter as Self - Former Spokesman for Queen Elizabeth II Camilla Tominey as Self - Royal Correspondent Blair Cottrell as Self - United Patriots Front John McLeod as Self - Bodyguard Pru Goward as Self David Elliott as Self - NSW Minister for Counter Terrorism Andrew Houpt as Self - Former Queensland Branch Manager Mohammad Tawhidi as Self Wayne Petherick as Self - Criminologist, Bond University Ashley Zinnow as Self - ANZQuality Carpentry Adam Roberts as Self - Consolidated Linen Service Mark Salmon as Self - Australian Monarchist League (segment "Love Is in the Heir") Moo Baulch as Self - CEO, Domestic Violence NSW Ian Wallace as Self - Psychologist John Ruszczyk as Self - Justine's Father Nicole Zinnow as Self - ANZQuality Carpentry Julio as Self - Resident Peter Nathan as Self - a2 Milk Tomas Johnsson as Self - Mantra Hotels Adam Chapman as Jack Nankervis Joan Hanger as Self (segment "Love Is in the Heir") Graeme O'Sullivan as Self - Australian Witness Garry Holloway as Self - Jeweller Victoria McCubbine as Self - Owner of Victoria Windsor Juliet Rieden as Self - The Australian Women's Weekly Editor Trevor Jensen as Self - Aviation Consultant and Former Pilot John Watson as Self - Solicitor Alex Hawke as Self - Assistant Immigration Minister as Self - Property Developer Heidi Parnell as Self - Daughter Krystal Parnell as Self - Widow Dean Salter as Self - CEO Jetstar Phil Spencer as Self - Property Owners Association Victoria David Murray as Self - Courier Mail Crime Editor Robert Hill as Self - Assistant Commissioner, Victoria Police Leonie Smith as Self - Cyber Safety Expert Tom Hutton as Self - Former New Home Group Sales Consultant Andrew Leoncelli as Self - Former AFL Player Matt Kayrooz as Self - Head of CTP, GIO Max Clarke as Self - General Manager Contact Centre, Bankwest Tracey Bishop as Self - General Manager, RSL Lotteries Kerry Collison as Self - War Veteran Ann Samuels as Self - Home Owner Paul Clitheroe as Self - Finance Guru Don Damond as Self - Justine's Fiancé Tom Sewell as Self - United Patriots Front as Self - Consumer Advocate Todd Russell as Self Sian Lewis as Self - Executive General Manager of Direct Channels, Commonwealth Bank Mark Ellis as Self - Crime and Trauma Cleaning Paul Anderson as Self - Former New Home Group Queensland Lending Manager Justin Malbon as Self - International Trade Law Professor Philip Ruddock as Self - Mayor of Hornsby Lucy Aston as Self - General Manager Customer Management, Red Energy as Self - Carpenter Steve Griffiths as Self - Councillor Chris Millburn as Self - Better Skips David Gillespie as Self - Federal Assistant Health Minister Laurie Gripton as Self - Ryan's Father Dick Caine as Self - Swimming Coach Erin Robins as Self - Causeway Lake Kiosk Manager Marcus Cornish as Self - Penrith City Councillor Don Scott as Self Zach Damond as Self - Don's Son Teresa Rendo as Self - Big W General Manager Dragon Oli Lee as Tony C. Simon Hickey as Self Justin Tippett as Self - Managing Director, Contact Centre Central Rowland Legg as Self - Former Team Leader of the Victoria Police Homicide Squad Lauren Southern as Self as Self - News Limited Columnist Sam Newman as Self Barnaby Joyce as Self - Deputy Prime Minister Kimberly Gardner as Self - Donor's Sister Andy Nolch as Self Jacinta Price as Self (segment "The Great Debate") Stuart Bateson as Self - Victoria Police Jeff Kennett as Self (segment "Guilty or Not?") Leigh Johnson as Self - Sydney Solicitor Taliesin O'Meara as Self Ross Babbage as Self - Former Senior Intelligence Official John Blaxland as Self - International Security and Intelligence Expert Elton Edwards as Self - Orthopaedic Surgeon, The Alfred Hospital Shayle Harris as Self Danielle Yiannopoulos as Self - Border Force Regional Commander Brendan Nixon as Self - SM Solvency Nick Korkliniewski as Self - Arnold Thomas and Becker Ilja Sidoti as Self Bob Hill as Self - Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Kume Harris as Self Susan McLean as Self - Cyber Safety Expert Jennifer Buckingham as Self - Centre for Independent Studies James Dorrian as Self Joy Arnott as Self - Darwin Star Barber Owner Aki Munir as Self - Lawyer, Arnold Thomas and Becker Lidio Fiore as Self Vinnie Nolch as Self - Brother Gareth James as Self Nadia as Self Michael Keenan as Self - Minister for Human Services Nathan Harris as Self Katelyn Aylward as Self - Sister Trevor Aylward as Self - Uncle David Clayton as Self - Victoria Police John Newby as Self - Retired Security Guard Mike Freeman as Self - Hennepin County Attorney Siobhann Brown as Self - Mother Maria Aylward as Self - Sister Logan Robertson as Self - Pillar Baptist Church Peter Crawford as Self - Former Teacher Jayashri Kulkarni as Self Trent Churchill as Self Cindy Wockner as Self - News Corporation Journalist Gavin Aylward as Self - Father as Self Simon Jeans as Self - Immigration Lawyer Rob Stokes as Self - NSW Education Minister Linda Boyd as Self Debra Evans as Self Ross Guenther as Self - Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner as Self - Physiotherapist Bec Larrigan as Self Dan Petrie as Self - Chamber of Commerce Goran Gulevski as Self - Barber Mark Rowley as Self - Former Scotland Yard Police Chief Danny O'Brien as Self - National Party Member Mick Hermans as Self - Victoria Police Nathan Phillips as Self - Australian Border Force Doug Nicholson as Self - Counter-Terrorism Specialist Jenny Morrison as Self Kate Ferry as Self - AFP Fraud Squad John Reid as Self - Fisherman Neil Erikson as Self - United Patriots Front Adele Barbaro as Self - Mummy Blogger Paul Nolch as Self - Father Allawea as Self Marquessa Margolin as Self Cheryl Harwood as Self - Building Manager Ray Meagher as Self Maggie Kirkpatrick as Self as Self James Liotta as Interview Subject Vinh Chau as Self - Fraser Sheree Hogan as Self - Bundy Bogan & Sherree's Disposals Justin Coulson as Self - Parenting Expert Matthew Karlos as Self - Father Peter Hofstee as Self - Father Georgia Spencer as Self - Videographer Ed Hornery as Self Giovanni Travaglini as Self - Victoria Police Max Karlos as Self - Son Adriana Buccianti as Self Simon Smith as Self - Cyber-crime Expert Rob Silberstein as Self - Designer's Lawyer Phil as Self - Handyman Julie Pearn as Self Mara Krischker as Self - Fadden Garry Bourke as Self - Lyne Mark Hatt as Self - Victoria Police Mick Gould as Self Julie Saunders as Self - Maranoa Inga Peulich as Self - Former Victorian MP Sebastian De Brennan as Self - Barrister Andrew Leibie as Self - Toxicologist Steve Dickson as Self Tim Hansen as Self - Victoria Police Mark Langhorn as Self - Victoria Police Richard Johnson as Self - Property Manager Prakul Chhabra as Self - Calwell Danni Morrison as Self - Design by Danni Dave Malcolm as Self - Marley Spoon Marcus Theodor as Self - C2 Films Libby Murphy as Self - Victoria Police Michael Makridis as Self David Galbally as Self Ross Greenwood as Self - Nine Finance Editor Larry Crouch as Self - Ryan Dale Last as Self - Local State MP Simon Mikkelsen as Self - South Hurstville RSL Club Jayson Westbury as Self - Australian Federation of Travel Agents Bronwyn Greenhalgh as Self Wayne Greenhalgh as Self Colin Lynch as Self - Former SKM Recycling Employee Lorie Argus as Self - Parking and Ground Access for Melbourne Airport Steve Paterson as Self - Spotted Dog Tavern Ryan Powell as Self - Brother Tim Smith as Self - Victorian Shadow Housing Minister Peter Comensoli as Self - Archbishop of Melbourne Greg McKenzie as Self - Volunteer Firefighter Tim McLean as Self - Australian in China Michael Hart as Self - Member for Burleigh Peter Collignon as Self - Infectious Diseases Expert Anthony Dillon as Self - Aboriginal Affairs Lecturer Laura Gerber as Self - Gold Coast LNP Member Nicholas Papas as Self - Former Chief Magistrate of Victoria Chris Freeman as Self - National President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia Troy Thompson as Self - One Nation Candidate Kerry Nash as Self Christopher Lamb as Self - Rome Correspondent, The Tablet James Panitz as Self - Volunteer Firefighter Kristine Ham as Self - Resident Andrew McFarlane as Self Molly Belle Wright as Self as Self Princess Anne as Self Prince Andrew as Self Nick Coatsworth as Self - Former Deputy Chief Medical Officer Thomas Sewell as Self Antony McManus as Self Josh Landis as Self - CEO of Clubs NSW Tottie Goldsmith as Self John Burgess as Self - TV and Radio Star Nastya Balvan as Self - Ukrainian Daughter Iryna Balvan as Self - Ukrainian Mother Inna Mitelman as Self - Help for Displaced Ukrainians Vivian Lobo as Self - LNP Candidate for Lilley Jerry Nockles as Self - Liberal Candidate for Eden-Monaro Chrestyna Kmetj as Self - Translator Celia Hammond as Self Paul Hogan as Self (1971) John Clarke as Mock Interviews (1989-1997) as Mock Interviews (1989-1997) Mimi Kwa as Self (Reporter) (2003) Justin Armstrong as Self - Reporter (2013) Evan Batten as Self - Reporter (2013) Laura Tunstall as Self - Reporter (2013) Tara Brown as Self -Reporter Mathias Cormann as Self Keith Schleiger as Self Bindi Irwin as Self Delta Goodrem as Self as Self Kermit the Frog as Self Peter Costello as Self as Self Alwen Hughes as Self Robyn Gardiner as Self Bindi Harris as Self James Paterson as Self Eric Abetz as Self David Hudson as Self Stephen Parry as Self Brian Burston as Self Mitch Fifield as Self James Ashby as Self Fiona Nash as Self Malcolm Roberts as Self Michael Phelan as Self Frazer Ruddick as Border Force Officer Bridget McKenzie as Self Adrian David Cheok as Self (segment "Greatest Gadgets") Kara Thomas as Self Anthony Bishop as Self Colin Paul Briscoe as Self (Paster Martin Segment - crowd scene)
Date de sortie	22 Nov 1971
Lien	IMDb

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