1.
Reporter to camera (children in background)
11 ft

2.
GV-children (2 shots)
15 ft

3.
GV-soldiers
17 ft

4.
GV-old man sitting on a hill
19 ft

5.
GV-man and two children
22 ft

6.
Pan-GV-children
28 ft

7.
AERIAL VIEW-from helicopter of landscape
44 ft

8.
" " -people waiting for it to land
47 ft

9.
GV-people walking past helicopter
55 ft

10.
Reporter to camera
68 ft

11.
Reporter and two men
73 ft

12.
men walking
76 ft

13.
ZOOM in on radio being carried by these men
78 ft

14.
GV-people including soldiers
84 ft

15.
ft GV-flag over a hut
87 ft

16.
CU-flag
88 ft

17.
ZOOM out to show people
92 ft

18.
Reporter to camera
107 ft

19.
GV-people
110 ft


"This is the village of.....in the mountains about six kilometres from the Indonesia border.......



....were the Indonesian border is only 2 kilometres away down there......



......whatever is happening on the Indonesian side of the border...




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Background: A delegation representing Australian trade unions and other community groups has arrived in Portuguese East Timor to investigate plan for the future of this tiny colony-including the possibility of union with its larger and more powerful neighbour, Indonesia.

And while they're getting the Timorese viewpoint they'll also be hard put to avoid hearing the Indonesian point of view-in the form of propaganda broadcasts which are beamed almost non-stop across the border by the Indonesians, and picked up on radio sets which, in some areas, have been distributed free by organisations favouring the unification of the island.

Gary Scully has been to the border area to investigate this propaganda war and also the recent reports, so far unconfirmed, of a planned invasion by Indonesia.