Society
The documentaries in Greenstone’s Society strand take a look at a wide range of issues effecting New Zealand Society today. We tell stories and experiences of so-called average Kiwis, topics include drugs, drinking and its effect on families, dealing with birth and death and the challenges of troubled youth.
A Drinking Problem
Former party girl and now teetotaller Kerre Woodham investigates why New Zealand women are drinking more than ever before.
Black Spots, White Crosses
Black Spots, White Crosses is the story of New Zealand’s most dangerous stretches of road.
Boozed & Busted
Boozed and Busted is 2 x 1/2 hour specials following the regular and undercover work of the Traffic Alcohol Group (T.A.G)
Christmas Miracles
Four families who have been struck by tragedy at Christmas receive a surprise visit which changes their fortunes.
Drinking for New Zealand
One hour documentary – when does regular drinking become a problem?
Drugs at the Border
The shocking truth about the importation of drugs and the never-ending battle to catch the drug couriers and their bosses.
Fence Jumpers
Fence Jumpers is a documentary that explores the lives of four gay men and women.
Hitchhiker
This documentary about the perils of accepting a ride with strangers tells the stories of three innocent victims who were murdered…
Just what the Doctor Ordered
In the documentary “Just what the Doctor Ordered” we see a fresh approach to health in the unique Hokianga district.
Keeping it Pure
How clean and green is New Zealand? It’s a controversial topic. Prime will screen a major documentary series taking a comprehensive look at the good, the bad and the ugly. A Greenstone team is travelling New Zealand right now to film the story.
Out in the Garden
Presented by arborist Simon Miller – fabulous gardens, entertaining gardeners and useful gardening tips from gay gardeners.
Summer Camp: USA
Summer Camp USA is a documentary following a group of young New Zealanders throughout the madness that is camp.
The Outsiders
Greenstone’s stunning new series challenges at-risk teenagers to turn their lives around..
The Quick and the Dead
The documentary “The Quick and the Dead” follows boy (and girl) racers, night drag racing on city streets … and inevitably – tragedy.
The Real Office
The Real Office is an expose of the working day. Are office workers being preyed on by employers?
When Children Kill
Over the last five years, 40 children aged between 12 and 18 were jailed for murder or manslaughter in New Zealand.
When the Landlord Comes to Call
Housing managers cope with disappearing tenants, parties and abuse.
