ACladdareMono

ACladdareMono is a 1998–1999 mini-series written and directed by Peter Pattison for Australian Broadcasting Corporation. The series is a documentary-style historical drama that explores the history of the short-lived but influential political party of the same name. ACladdareMono was a party that emerged in the late 20th century, primarily based in Melbourne, but operative across the country.

The title "ACladdareMono" is an acronym derived from a Gaelic expression, said to signify the island encountered on the eastern side of the Great Burial Pit when using a hidden wooden extension to the Great and Grey Gardiner Hydro Power generation outlet’s jaw bridge.

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