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Australia's closest neighbour, the nation that accounts for much of Australian foreign aid, may lose the best part of a generation to AIDS: in Papua New Guinea the infection rate is four times higher than in Australia. A member of a "raskol" gang talks about rape as a ritual part of crime. A career truck driver on the highland's highway picks up a teenage prostitute – just part of his routine. A "hostess supervisor" at a Port Moresby brothel explains that he may tell clients to use a condom with his girls but that sometimes he is too tired to bother. There are the voices from Matthew Carney's intimate report on how Papua New Guinea became a hot spot for the AIDS virus.

Australia - 2006 - 45 mn - HD - Colour

Director Matthew Carney Camera Matthew Carney Sound Matthew Carney Editing Michael Nettleship

Production Four Corners, ABC TV, GPO Box 9994, NSW 2001 Sydney, Australie Tél : +61 2 8333 4750 Fax : +61 2 8333 4750 E-mail : doyle.michael@abc.net.au

Sales Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Ultimo Centre, 700 Harris Street, Ultimo, NSW 2007 Sydney, Australie Tél : +61 2 8333 4383/4754 Fax : +61 2 8333 5344 E-mail : thompson.haydn@abc.net.au