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Professional hit-man Charlie Wolfe finds himself in three tales of murder, blackmail and revenge after a botched contract assignment.

Dumped by his girlfriend and sponsored by media scoundrel Brian King, desolate Jake walks all-but-naked up Western Australia's coast for charity, in the hope his gesture will win back Jasmine, until he meets mesmerizing backpacker Valerie.

A brother does what he can to save his sister as a group of mercenaries try to take control of their space craft.

A Star Wars fan film based on the events that happened on the day the Empire invaded Cloud City (The Empire Strikes Back - Episode V). The story follows Willrow Hood, the famous icon that participated in the original city's evacuation.

Inspired by the Greek myth and work of Albert Camu, SISYPHUS explores themes of meaning and purpose through an allegorical sci-fi story. Following Caleb's travels across the stars, from earth to the edge of a massive but finite universe.

Presented by Murray Walker and Sybil Ruscoe. This is the seventh year of this special pro-celebrity driving competition, which has now moved to Perth, Western Australia. Four teams compete for 'The Dunlop Trophy' by driving a variety of vehicles, ranging from giant road trains, driving an 'Ute' (Utility Pick-up) - backwards. Also a Fire-truck to put out a fire, Ute and tractor pull, dune racing in 4x4's to gravity-defying Honda Quads. Among the guest celebrities are some of the stars of the Australian medical drama series 'The Flying Doctors'. Rebecca Gibney, who plays Emma Patterson, teams up with world motorcycling champion Barry Sheene; Peter O'Brien (pilot Sam) is with Formula 1 racing driver Martin Donnelly. Lenore Smith (Sister Kate) is paired with top rally driver Ross Dunkerton. And one of Australia's greatest cricketers, Dennis Lillee, partners Australian touring car champion, Peter Brock.

After an apocalyptic event, a young man journeys to find a way to restore his ravaged world.

All the movers and shakers in Australia's beef industry have been in Rockhampton for the past week, taking part in Beef Expo 2003. They had a lot to talk about live exports, SARS, the rising dollar, the sale of Stanbroke and, of course, the growing trend towards the branding of beef. These days the triennial event is not so much a cattle show but a stock take. Last years drought put a dent in cattle numbers.

This week Landline heads to the Sydney's Royal Easter Show. It's always a massive logistical operation getting exhibits and livestock here from all over the country but especially tricky after the prolonged drought in New South Wales and the recent equine influenza upheaval. Anne Kruger discusses this year's show with Peter King the Chief Executive of the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales.