NAME: AUS TOWER 181005N TAPE: EF05/0929 IN_TIME: 10:24:51:05 DURATION: 00:01:17:04 SOURCES: CH 9/VNR DATELINE: Sydney, 18 Oct 2005/Recent RESTRICTIONS: see script SHOTLIST VNR Sydney - Recent ++Mute++ 1. Various aerials of the Sydney Tower 2. Climbers going up stairs 3. Close up of safety rail Ch.9 - No Access Australia/BBC/Internet Sydney - 17 October 2005 4. Pan of Sydney's skyline viewed from tower 5. Pan from New South Wales Sports Minister Sandra Nori on tower walkway 6. Nori cutting ribbon 7. Various of Sydney views from tower 8. Various of Nori and the rest of team on tower walkway 9. Various of Sydney views from tower STORYLINE: Tourists visiting Sydney can now view the city from a very lofty perspective - a walkway perched a dizzying 268 metres (880 feet) up a landmark downtown tower. Skywalk, which opened on Tuesday, is a 160-metre (525-feet) circuit running around the Sydney Tower and includes glass floors at two places, giving stomach-turning views of Sydney. The new attraction launched by Tourism Minister Sandra Nori and Everest climber Peter Hillary, is more than twice as high as the immensely popular walk to the top of Sydney Harbour Bridge. Ticket prices range from 109 to 139 Australian dollars (US dollars 82 to 104) for adults. Two groups of 15 visitors, dressed in blue and yellow overalls and connected at all times to a safety rail, will be guided along the steel walkway at any one time. The platforms, which are surrounded by chest-high glass and steel walls, can hold a weight of up to 8.1 tons.

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***All of this stuff is digital*** TOKYO, JAPAN (where ABA-04 left off): 01:00:50 bullet train, parade, cheerleaders down street, baton twirling, band, koi fish swimming in pond, small waterfall, rushing water, high pagoda tower seen thru trees, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA ws overhead city and river, boat under bridge, funny looking building and sculpture, Sydney opera house (badly framed), boat passes in front of opera house, very ws Sydney including opera house and bridge, closer Sydney, opera house, 01:09:20 nicer shot from water of opera house, city, bridge. Opera house from side < under bridge, steamship thru harbor, people walking on pier, 01:16:00 Sydney

Barangaroo Business District in Sydney, Australia

Sydney CBD from Darling Harbour with Sydney Tower

Australia - Sydney Tower, Victorian buildings in foreground, tilt up - second shot pan right

View of a United States Air Force Military Airlift Command C-141 aircraft in flight overhead. Pilot and copilot in cockpit of a C-141 inflight. A flight engineer and navigator at their respective stations in the aircraft. C-141 aircraft from the 437th Military Airlift Wing, at Charleston Air Force Base, South Carolina, taxis on the ramp at RAF Station, Mildenhall, England. A C-130 on final approach, passing thatched roof cottage and stone house nearby. A C-141transport aircraft flying low over a highway as it descends to land at the Rhein Main Air Base, Frankfurt, Germany. The C-141 touching down on the runway. View of trams running in the city of Frankfurt. Quick closeup of airport control tower at Torrejon Air Base, near Madrid, Spain and camera pans to a C-130 aircraft parked on the ramp. View from the air of the las ventas bull ring, in Madrid. The Banco Central building as viewed from the Plaza de la Cibeles, in Madrid. A MAC C-141 taxiing to park at the Incirlik Airfield, Adana, Turkey. Flowers in gardens at the Sultanahmet Mosque in Istanbul. Brief sunset view of an unidentified mosque. view of the passenger terminal at Karachi International Airport, Pakistan. Camera pans across a ramp to a MAC C-5 aircraft with its nose loading doors open. View of the Pasig River and buildings, from aircraft flying over Manila, Philippines and ground-level view of a central square. A crowded commercial business and shopping area of Ginza, Tokyo, Japan. Japanese pedestrians on the sidewalks and streets and views of Japanese people in mid 1970s fashions walking on streets of Tokyo. The Sydney Harbour Bridge (and Sydney Opera House in background), in Sydney, Australia. A C-5 inflight departing a coastline. Interior views of C-5 aircraft cockpit, with crew members at work. A navigator with sextant mounted in roof of aircraft. Location: United States USA. Date: 1975.

A Sydney downtown square, people seated about, a large clock tower in background, (either the Town Hall Clock Tower or the Post Office Clock Tower?)

Sydney, Nova Scotia, VARIOUS exterior SHOTS of the Trenton Steel Works complex. White-hot metal is being poured into a railway car. White smoke is coming out of the condensation towers.

Sydney Tower Eye with stop light in frame. Overscan of super 8mm film.

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Full title reads: Skyscraper Tower For Sydney". <br/> <br/>Sydney, Australia. <br/> <br/>Various shots of steel tower being built of large building in Sydney. <br/> <br/>Travel shots from open elevator / lift going up tower. <br/> <br/>High angle shots down to streets below. <br/> <br/>Various high angle views over Sydney. <br/> <br/>Shots coming back down in lift. <br/> <br/>Shots of tower at night illuminated. <br/> <br/>N.B. Not clear that this item belongs to this issue.

Run the world - seven ultra marathons on seven continents in seven daysFresh from winning the Antarctic Ice Marathon Doctor Andrew Murray, the Scottish Government's Physical Activity Champion has completed his epic attempt to complete seven ultra marathons on seven continents in seven days. Incredibly, the Antarctic Ice marathon was a mere warm-up to his attempt to run the world. This Challenge started just over 24 hours after his Ice Marathon victory, running another 50Km on the Antarctic Ice before hopping on a plane to his next destination in Chile for the next leg. Having completed this leg he flew to the next continent to do another run in Atlanta. Ultra marathons are longer than the traditional marathon distance of 26.2 miles (42.19km) and Andrew ran 50 Km (31.0686 miles) at each location. Since Andrew was wearing a GPS tracking device, supporters were able to follow his progress during the challenge. After Atlanta the next stop was London but flying between continents with little time to rest on the flight was proving exhausting and stressful and having completed the London leg Andrew literally had to run to the international departure gate at Heathrow to make his next flight connection to Cairo. Andrew had hoped to get plenty of rest on the international flights but in reality he only managed a couple of hours sleep on some routes and as a result was profoundly tired. After Cairo, with the splendor of the Pyramids in the distance, the penultimate leg was in Dubai and despite his utter exhaustion he managed to stay on track. Running in the evening in Dubai was a help; with temperatures being consistently around 26 Celsius. By now, Andrew had experienced a huge range of conditions often moving between extremes of temperatures and terrain.  The final leg saw Andrew running in Sydney, Australia taking in the iconic landmarks of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. In the end he managed to run the world in 5 days 13 hours and 28 minutes, given the movement across the time zones. In part he owes his success to some of the running mates that joined him along the way. As a Doctor he was well equipped to manage the physical pain and injuries of the challenge but found that the mental exhaustion was hardest to conquer. At the end it was his sheer determination that enabled him to continue, focusing on just putting one foot in front of another. At the finish, elation and exhaustion proved a heady combination. Dr Murray, is the Scottish Government’s physical activity champion and did the challenge to raise money and inspire people to become more active. Inspired by his achievement, he hoped people would walk, run or cycle 5km (three miles) each day he was away on the adventure, which they did in their hundreds.

An aerial view at dusk of downtown Sydney, Australia. Sydney's skyline is dominated by the skyscrapers of the financial district and Sydney Tower is one of the highest buildings in the Southern Hemisphere at a height of 1,065 feet above the harbor.

Sydney CBD from Darling Harbour with Sydney Tower

GREAT FILE VIDEO OR B-ROLL FROM MANY LOCATIONS AROUND THE WORLD OF MANY DIFFERENT TOPICS AND THINGS. SEE VIDEO DESCRIPTION FOR INFO. CONTAINS SOME VNR MATERIAL FOR INTERNATIONAL LOCATIONS, BUT EVERYTHING ELSE SHOT BY CONUS.

Sydney, Nova Scotia, VARIOUS SHOTS outside the Trenton Steel Works complex, with its towers, its silos and its giant metal structures. A train is pulling cars loaded with white-hot metal. White-hot metal is being poured into a railway car.

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Titles read: "CROSSING THE BAR!" <br/> <br/>Various locations of events. <br/> <br/>Several brief shots of people crossing rivers: two women walk over a stone bridge, a man walks over some pebbles crossing a stream, four men pull themselves along two parallel ropes strung over a river. <br/> <br/>Brief shot of an old man walking over a stone bridge as commentator talks of the Clackan Bridge in Scotland crossing the Atlantic, connecting the Isle of Seil with the mainland at Argyll. Maps and diagrams show us the location of Seil Isle. <br/> <br/>In London, we see Tower Bridge, then see several cantilever bridges: Connell Bridge (across Loch Etive), the Forth Bridge and Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia. Animated diagrams show us how the bridge was built. Various shots of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, United States of America. A diagram compares the lengths of London Bridge, Tower Bridge, Sydney Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge. <br/> <br/>M/Ss of a bridge over a river with trees clustered around the top. A couple sit on the bridge, kissing, while the man dangles a fishing line into the water.

A wide and close-up aerial view of the Sydney Opera House and skyline in Sydney, Australia.

"IF YOU GET DIZZY EASILY, DON'T TRY THIS JOB" VARIOUS VIEWS OF DAREDEVIL BUILDER WALKING ON NARROW ANTENNA LINES OF RADIO TOWER, HIGH ABOVE THE GROUND IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. ENTERTAINMENT