When
Where
Brunswick Picture House
30 Fingal St
Brunswick Heads NSW 2483
Australia
Why
Join us for a community fundraising event supporting Waddananggu and the ongoing fight for First Nations resilience, water protection, and Caring for Country.
Tickets available from Brunswick Picture House.
The evening will bring together community members, speakers, and supporters to share conversations around Caring for Country, Indigenous resilience and environmental action.
We will be hosting a screening of Nagana Yarrbayn: The Water Protectors, a powerful 25-minute documentary following Senior Cultural Custodian Adrian Burragubba and the Wangan and Jagalingou (W&J) people in their fight to protect the sacred Doongmabulla Springs from destruction by Adani’s Carmichael mine. From the sacred springs to the courtroom, community gatherings, and the national stage, the film documents the strength, resistance, and cultural responsibility of the W&J people as they defend their ancestral waters and sacred lore. “Nagana Yarrbayn” means sacred lore in the Wirdi language (Nagana = Lore, Yarrbayn = sacred).
The event will also include other short films by First Nations artists such as Uncle Mark Cora, Laniyuk (Larrakia people) and more, followed by a panel of local forest and humanitarian activists and First Nations peoples.
All funds raised will go directly to Waddananggu.
If you are unable to attend but would like support Waddananggu, donate directly here.
Come along for an evening of storytelling, solidarity, learning, and community care. There will be a raffle and prizes!
- Duration: Approximately 2 hours
- Doors: 4:40PM
- Smoking ceremony at 5pm
- Films start screening at 5:30pm
- Approximate finish at 7pm
Tickets available from Brunswick Picture House.
Contact
Northern Rivers Friends of Palestine
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