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Hope for sale
They are the desperate NZ parents heading off to third
world countries to spend tens of thousands of dollars on unproven
and unapproved medicine. There are no promises, no guarantees, just
bucketloads of hope for their brain damaged children taken there
for experimental stemcell injections. The parents will do anything
to give their kids a chance but conventional scientists have
likened the Mexican clinics to snake oil salesmen. SUNDAY confronts
the controversial doctor dispensing the treatment. Is he a
visionary or is he a quack?
Correspondent - Simon Mercep
Producer - Joanne Mitchell
Resercher - Chris Cooke
Camera - Clint Bruce
Editor - Will Kong
Winds of Change
Denmark boasts it's one of the greenest, richest happiest
countries on earth. Certainly its new clean-green energy solutions
are world beaters. Thousands of wind turbines arc the country
generating 20% of its power needs - far more than any other nation.
There's a whole island of 4,000 people which has abandoned its
dependence on imported oil and electricity by burning straw instead
of oil and Copenhagen's aims to have half the population cycling to
work in the next five years. SUNDAY is in a country with an
enviable reputation for environmental leadership.
ABC Foreign Correspondent
Last dance
The Michael Jackson movie This Is It made $4m at its
debut screening in America alone. Now it's on wide release with
potentially massive earnings. It features the best of MJ's final
concert rehearsals and was directed by Kenny Ortega - the
choreographer of the Jackson tour that would never happen. So what
does the film tell us about the star in his final days?
ABC Nightline
SUNDAY - Where there's a story, we'll find it.
