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1 online resource (streaming video file) (28 min. 7 sec.) ; 170216828 bytes |
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Introduced by Jimmy BarnesWhat drives a young Sydney woman to drop her glamorous career in the film industry to open an orphanage in Cambodia?Tara Winkler was just twenty-two when she established the Cambodian Children's Trust in Cambodia. She is now 'mother', mentor and older sister to twenty-seven orphans, some as young as two.Her grandmother was a holocaust survivor and she strongly identified with the plight of children in a country still scarred by genocide.Tara Winkler's work has helped her overcome her own demons. As a teenager, she suffered depression, now she says she simply 'doesn't have time' to be depressed |
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Closed captioning in English |
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Broadcast 2010-04-05 at 20:00:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Children and genocide.
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Fund raising -- Corrupt practices.
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Orphans -- Institutional care.
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Orphans -- Social conditions.
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Young volunteers in social service.
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Cambodia.
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Streaming video
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Barnes, Jimmy, host
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Brimblecombe, Kelly, contributor
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Chan, Sinet, contributor
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Kersey, Sue, contributor
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Pon, Jedtha, contributor
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Winkler, Peter, contributor
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Winkler, Tara, contributor
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