What Supermax Prison's in Australia are Like | Inside | Ep2 | TCC | Crime Stories

Inside is a documentary series in which NSW state Corrective Services Commissioner, Ron Woodham, allows us unprecedented and extraordinary access, and shares his intimate knowledge of prison life with leading Australian broadcaster, Ray Hadley. From city court cells where prisoners are first remanded our cameras follow their transfer to various jails around NSW.
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[@catherinecoetzee8888]

This should be done in every prison all over the world. Learn them how to work and still help their families. When they do come out in normal prison, they have something to fall up on, saying they can go get a job in the industry

[@DemonChildNicoRobin2.0]

Loved this!

[@CanadianQueenmagenta]

Very impressive programs.

[@conniemiller9789]

I absolutely love what they are doing for the younger offenders. I'm pretty sure that most, if not all, of these young men will leave this program with a whole new mindset and will become upstanding men in their chosen fields of work and much better sons for parents and families. If only the USA could have something along the lines of this type of programs. I salute Australia for the hard work they are doing for the younger generation.

[@sharrielee911]

Oh wow really amazing this video very interesting indeed 😊 thx for sharing.... smiles

[@bernimunro1299]

Thanks so much from South Africa wish we could have a place like this as I'm a trauma councillor in community service and we don't have this for our people my sister lives in Australia 32years in Melbourne and it's awesome you are doing humanity a service thanks

[@jpeg42069]

You don’t need the apostrophe in prisons

[@myleghurts3546]

But I love apostrophes!

[@jamesloxham]

It’s a catastrophe

[@Actingskint]

This is one of the most positive prison uploads ive watched . Of course punishment Will always be the main role of any prison . But reform and rehabilitation must also play a major role in the system . With rehabilitation comes hope , and possibilities that some prisoners could never have imagined possible in their offending history. Its not a perfect solution , but certainly a step forward .

[@shawnakatrendyorca5506]

The Aussies seem to know what needs to be done as far as inmate controls

[@jenniferwebb4628]

From the US, beautiful yard, green grass… not here

[@moosemaster96]

Defo looks like it's improved since the pentridge days of uncle chop chop

[@phatlassie]

SuperMax Aussi looks WAY better than US version.

[@phatlassie]

Also: I ADORE the drug pup ❤❤❤

[@shonawilliams26]

i watch loads of prison programmes, the ones in america are awful, then theres others around the world that are horrendous. this one is like heaven, i'd love to go there!

[@TheHasselhoff111]

Don't believe all the propaganda

[@jaeo8183]

man.. jail in America just in the county is like supermax there 🎉in Australia.. Fights, drugs, gangs.. name it we got it..!! this prison would want to make criminals wanna go to prison in America

[@johnkennedy972]

AA is a potential life saviour 12 step program going forward day at a time

[@chesthoIe]

For the US viewers, Australia no longer refers to its prisoners as slaves, like only we, Mexico and China do. While they do not pay them minimum wage, they do still have their right to vote. We all lose our right to vote here in America upon arrest, while we are still completely innocent. They also do not have to check a box for the rest of their life that keeps them from housing and jobs. They also paid the descendants of their former slaves, and gave back the land to the natives that they said in treaties was the natives forever. I think that has a lot to do with their lack of recidivism.

[@DonnellOkafor-pd7yn]

Don't break the law

[@globetrottingtore.640]

​@@DonnellOkafor-pd7yn the simpleton republican, whose partys front figure is a career criminal and conman.

[@KingNubs1]

​@DonnellOkafor-pd7yn I can still vote I got my rights back after completed my sentence

[@41dfcpea90]

I guess the sensitive American viewers were offended by a word, lol of course they were, my fellow spoiled Americans have to find something to offended about to feel important, lol.

[@41dfcpea90]

I guess my fellow spoiled Americans were offended by a word, what a shock. The spoiled brats have to find something to be offended about to make themselves feel important, just ignore them.

[@andrewbochicchio2232]

Well here's video proof of how soft people from Australia actually are

[@Osman-mj5rf]

other than the original ppl the rest just mungrals of the uk😂

[@shortaybrown]

This is a terrible documentary. We don’t wanna hear from any guards, we only want to hear from the prisoners. The people making a documentary should have free reign to interview as many prisoners as they want--and then they will find the interesting prisoners and concentrate on them. This is written from the perspective of the guards in the government, we instead want to hear from the perspective of the prisoners.

[@adrianzilic5753]

Ron's not the sharpest tool in the shed.we had a helicopter extraction in Sydney.