Since 1987 Cavadini and King, a co-producer/director team, have been making documentaries tackling stories about the environment, Indigenous rights & the arts.
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Massive turnout in Gadigal/Sydney.
In our thousands, in our billions we are all Palestinians! 🎤 #CeasefireNOW
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its not a war if one side is a global, nuclear power and the other is a refugee camp already living under siege
David Shoebridge speaking up for the rights of our whistleblowers and release of Julian Assange
#HumanRightsDay Australia: #Assange
Senator @DavidShoebridge slams @AlboMP government for accepting the U.S. Espionage Act's claim of universal jurisdiction, which he says is an obscene extension of one country's power, yet #ausgov sees this as a legitimate act of an ally.
Great to hear support for environmental science values in this debate. Caring for Country has a huge role too.
A big thank you to hosts & audiences. Let’s repeal the law giving cultural heritage status to a feral animal in a national park!
Can you spot yourself in these photos from the amazing community screenings of Where The Water Starts? 🏔
Thanks to @ReclaimKosci for spearheading REAL CHANGE!
The politicians who showed interest in the fragile state of our alpine environment and water sources.
We were thrilled to host a screening of Where The Water Starts by @FrontyardFilms_ in NSW Parliament this week
Thanks to the MPs and audience who came to learn about the threats facing the snowies, incl from feral horses, and discuss the urgent need to better protect Kosciuszko
The repeal of the Kosciuszko Wild Horse Heritage 2018 legislation is critical.
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NSWers and Sydneysiders - show your commitment to custodianship of Country & catch the doco on the big screen at your own Parliament House cinema.
Reclaim Kosci is hosting a free screening of Where the Water Starts at NSW Parliament, September 20th at 7PM. Register now to reserve tickets: wtwsparliament.eventbrite.co…
Invasive species impact Kosci National Park. #WhereTheWaterStarts a doco about it screens Canberra Sept1 #ANUFilmGroup
Invasive species are a huge threat to biodiversity & have cost our economy over $390 BILLION since the 60s.
We need this ongoing R&D investment to protect our precious native flora and fauna.
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#WhereTheWaterStarts explores the connection to #KosciNationalPark, vis-a-vis Aboriginal connection & science. Q&A with Richard Swain, Isa Menzies & Peta Bulling after screening. Sept 1 7.30pm #ANUFilmGroup & #LRSJ tinyurl.com/5f22rsy6
#WhereTheWaterStarts screening at #CoomaTwinCinema. Richard Swain takes us on a journey to rediscover #KosciNationalPark. This is a unique opportunity to see the film followed by a spectacular panel, Richard Swain, Bruce Pascoe, Phil Zylstra & the filmmakers.
Urgent and preventable, both. National Trust exhibition, No Time to Spare tinyurl.com/2p96fssv screens Where The Water Starts documentary fan-force.com/films/where-th….
Read the report, see the film, tonight in Parramatta at
Riverside Theatre at 6.30pm
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'This is an important start, but if we are to protect the environmental values of Kosciuszko, we need to increase feral horse removal efforts significantly.'
- James Trezise, Conservation Director
Full media release here:
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"Deep insights in this documentary that every Australian should see." Gregg Borschmann
Hayden Orpheum tickets available tinyurl.com/3zc3ccva
Six days left to purchase tickets for Where the Water starts in Paddington and Randwick! Get them now at fan-force.com/screenings/whe… and fan-force.com/screenings/whe…
Alarming reading. Our doco, Where The Water Starts is a full exploration of the cultural and environmental impacts.
Why do so many people love the snow country but know little about its environmental fragility? Come see Where The Water Starts this Thursday night.
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Australia’s alpine region & it’s species are part of the State of the Environment Report. Listen to a great interview here. rrr.org.au/shared/broadcast-…