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Before we say goodbye
Pat Davison adored her son, and Sean adored his mum. Afterall she had given him the best of everything, education, travel and her time.
For decades they were inseparable.
But then a cruel twist of fate would leave Pat dead and her son in the dock facing a charge of attempted murder. How did life go so horribly wrong?
CORRESPONDENT - John Hudson
PRODUCERS - Chris Cooke and Steve Butler
CAMERA - Ken Dorman, Dave Pierce, Clint Bruce, Ron Madden, Izette
Mostert (South Africa)
EDITOR - Nigel McPhee
Hope in a pill
A few months ago Scott Sullivan was living the dream: 39-years-old, a senior banking executive, a beautiful wife and two gorgeous kids.
Now he's preparing to tell those kids he won't be around much longer. Because when he went to the doctors with a tingle in his arm he was delivered a bombshell.
MND, Motor Neurone Disease, no cure , no hope.
The mind continues to function perfectly while the body steadily shuts down. However Scott is an ordinary man with extraordinary strength and courage.
He's helping others by being part of an international clinical trial. It won't help Scott but it might , just might, help others.
For some more information on Scott Sullivan and motor neurone disease, you can follow this link - http://www.mndandme.com.au/
CHANNEL 7 - SUNDAY NIGHT
The Lord of Lightning
Kiwi blokes love their sheds, love making stuff. Most of it comes to nothing, but the stuff going on in Carlos Van Camp's shed is spectacular, globally spectacular.
Carlos has been tinkering with electricity since he was a kid, seeing how far he can make it arc.
Now people are paying to watch him do it.
CORRESPONDENT - John Hudson
PRODUCER - Julia Sartorio
EDITOR - Heloise Le Gros
Photos in the story are courtesy of Jorin Sievers.
