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Title 60 Minutes: Married To A Monster/Hillary/Gem Of Africa
Published Australia : Nine, 2016
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Summary Married To A Monster<br />In Australia there has been an explosion in the number of cases of men arrested for trading child sex abuse material online. It's a sickening crime and those involved in viewing, producing and peddling sexually explicit images of children on their computers face substantial penalties, including prison, if caught. On 60 Minutes, Peter Stefanovic meets some of the hidden victims of these crimes - the unsuspecting partners of the perpetrators. They are women whose lives have been ruined because the men they loved, and thought they knew, were really monsters.<br /><br />Hillary<br />For months presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have given each other such an almighty battering it's surprising they are both still standing. The extent of their hatred of each other is unprecedented and only matched by a willingness to expose the most sordid and embarrassing details of their opponent's pasts. Their behaviour even has critics accusing them of demeaning the standing of the high office both covet. The election of the 45th president is now just over a week away, and the polls - which Trump says are rigged - suggest Hillary Clinton will become the first female leader of the US. If that happens, it won't just be momentous for America. It will be history-making for the entire free world.<br /><br />Gem Of Africa<br />When Gemma Sisia used to tell people her dream was to build a school for the poorest of the poor kids of Africa, she'd be told it was a nice idea but that she was mad and it would never happen. However, for the farm girl from Armidale in northern New South Wales, all those doubters were exactly the incentive she needed to start raising money. Gemma still remembers the first donation she ever received - $10 from a woman called Agnes - and she hasn't stopped fundraising since. Fourteen years ago she opened her St Jude's school in Arusha, which quickly established itself as a showpiece of education in Tanzania. Today, every one of the hundreds of pupils who have studied at St Jude's has just one person to thank for their success: the priceless Aussie Gem of Africa
Notes Closed captioning in English
Event Broadcast 2016-10-30 at 20:30:00
Notes Classification: NC
Subject Children -- Crimes against.
Children -- Social conditions.
Education -- Citizen participation.
Political campaigns.
Africa.
America.
Australia.
Form Streaming video
Author Anderson, Pamela, contributor
Bartlett, Liam, host
Challans, Indelle, contributor
Clinton, Hillary Rodham, contributor
Coulthart, Ross, host
Cruise, Kristy, contributor
Emmett, Jerry, contributor
Liddell, Marg, contributor
Overton, Peter, host
Sense Elliott, Brett, contributor
Sisia, Gemma, contributor
Smith, Angela, contributor
Stefanovic, Peter, host
Trump, Donald, contributor
Verveer, Melanne, contributor
Walker, Natalie, contributor
Wongso, Jessica, contributor