The year is 2003. The fate of the world's largest island hangs in the balance. As the country thirsts from the worst drought in recent history and firestorms blaze across the land, plagues of feral pigs, cats and cane toads roam the countryside destroying all in their path.

In the major cities people live in the shadow of terrorism. Politicians prophesy it is only a matter of time.

While the world embraces advancing technology and the global market, many of Australia's Indigenous people have been abandoned to alcohol and substance abuse, poverty and ill health. Escalating insurance premiums...