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Australian Story · S18E8 — On the Warpath
Season 18 episodes
1. The Light of DayFeb 4, 20132. On the PrecipiceFeb 11, 20133. So Much to SayFeb 18, 20134. The First WordFeb 25, 20135. The Chosen OneMar 4, 20136. Suddenly Last Summer (1)Mar 11, 20137. Suddenly Last Summer (2)Mar 18, 20138. On the WarpathMar 25, 20139. Letters to the EditorApr 1, 201310. Down by the Sea (1)Apr 8, 201311. Down by the Sea (2)Apr 15, 201312. Fade to BlackApr 22, 201313. Call of DutyApr 29, 201314. Know Thy Enemy (1)May 6, 201315. Know Thy Enemy (2)May 13, 201316. Listen to MeMay 20, 201317. The Hazel EffectMay 27, 201318. A Life Laid BareJun 3, 201319. Northam ExposureJun 10, 201320. When Blood Runs ColdJun 17, 201321. The Men Who Fell to EarthJun 24, 201322. No More Than a GhostJul 1, 201323. The Music LessonJul 8, 201324. Irons in the FireJul 15, 201325. There but for FortuneJul 22, 201326. Too Good to RefuseJul 29, 201327. Corridors of PowerAug 5, 201328. A Place for UsAug 12, 201329. Long Walk BackAug 19, 201330. A Voice in the WildernessAug 26, 201331. Driving Greg Norman (1)Sep 2, 201332. Driving Greg Norman (2)Sep 9, 201333. In Your FaceSep 16, 201334. Turning the GazeSep 23, 201335. Count On CliveSep 30, 201336. A Sapper's LullabyOct 7, 201337. On Maggies FarmOct 14, 2013
38. Cracking the CodeOct 21, 201339. Letters From ElizabethOct 28, 201340. Think BigNov 4, 201341. A Feeling for the Water (1)Nov 11, 201342. A Feeling for the Water (2)Nov 18, 201343. Taking FlightNov 25, 2013
38. Cracking the CodeOct 21, 201339. Letters From ElizabethOct 28, 201340. Think BigNov 4, 201341. A Feeling for the Water (1)Nov 11, 201342. A Feeling for the Water (2)Nov 18, 201343. Taking FlightNov 25, 2013Synopsis
We first profiled official war artist Ben Quilty last September as he worked on portraits of Australian soldiers who'd served in Afghanistan. Quilty spoke then of the strong bonds he'd formed with many of his subjects, including some of the elite special operations troops who he says revealed a depth of emotional distress that shocked him to his core. Six months later, Quilty's exhibition is now on tour and attracting much interest. In the intervening time, his own journey from artist to angry advocate has led him to argue for better treatment for returned soldiers who he says continue to suffer from their time in the war zone.
