Documentary Film: How to Poison a Planet

Join the Gilmore Greens election campaign to watch the recently released Australian Doco, How to Poison a Planet (an investigation by The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age journalist Carrie Fellner in collaboration with director Katrina McGowan of iKandy Films.)

The documentary chronicles a years-long search for justice as thousands of communities worldwide have discovered their blood, properties and water supplies are contaminated with PFAS (also known as the 'forever chemicals'). The Aboriginal Community in Wreck Bay, Booderee National Park, is one of these communities.

After the film, Clive Freeman, activist and Traditional Owner from Wreck Bay will speak at a Q and A session. He will be joined by Debbie Killian, Greens Candidate for Gilmore.

Note: Ticket price includes a small donation for the Gilmore campaign.

This event is fully wheelchair accessible. There is a disability parking spot, wheelchair access on the side and sound for hearing impaired people.

You can also support our campaign by donating here https://greens.org.au/nsw/donategilmorefederal

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Please be aware that The Greens NSW is required under the NSW Electoral Funding Act 2018 to match all contributions and payments to individuals on the electoral roll. To make this possible, we ask for your name and address as listed on the electoral roll.

If you are under 18 years of age, please ask your parent or guardian to purchase the ticket in their name. The Greens NSW are prohibited from accepting donations or payments from under 18s. If you are under 18, your parent or guardian will also need to contact the event organiser directly to let them know there will be someone under 18 attending.

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