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SOLD! Who Broke the Australian Dream? — Screening and Panel

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Theatre 1 (T1), 10 Hadenfeld Avenue
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SOLD! Who Broke the Australian Dream? — Screening and Panel

Join the School of Communication, Society and Culture at Macquarie University for a screening of SOLD! Who Broke the Australian Dream?, followed by a panel discussion exploring Australia’s housing crisis, renting and affordable housing solutions.

About the film

Comedian Mark Humphries is sick of standing in lines for rentals. But if a C-grade celebrity is struggling to buy a house, how do normal people do it? Mark investigates Australia’s housing crisis, uncovering the policies which supercharged the housing market, the solutions at hand, and one big revelation that might just fix it.

About Wedge-Tail Pictures

Founded in 2020 by journalist Bill Code, Wedge-Tail specialises in impact documentaries taking on topics from reconciliation and environmentalism (The Lake of Scars), the Gospers Mountain bushfire (Dancing with the Devil) and housing (SOLD! Who Broke the Australian Dream?).

Event details

  • Date: Monday 14 September 2026

  • Time: 6:00pm–8:30pm

  • Location: Theatre 1 (T1), 10 Hadenfeld Avenue, Macquarie University, Macquarie Park NSW 2109

Panel Speakers

  • Bill Code

    Bill Code

    Bill Code is a director and producer focussing on social impact and environmental documentary. In 2022 he released the critically-acclaimed, Screen Australia-supported The Lake of Scars into cinemas nationwide, hosted by beloved late actor Uncle Jack Charles. Prior to working on longer-form films Bill was Al Jazeera English’s Australia/Pacific producer, head of video for Guardian Australia, and an online journalist at both the SBS and ABC, where he has also worked as a camera operator for shows including Compass and Australian Story. He’s made multiple shorts for BBC Online and has worked across Australia and the Pacific, the Middle East and Europe, starting off his career at the UK’s Channel 4 News.

  • Kristian Ruming

    Co-Director of the Housing and Urban Research Centre at Macquarie University, working across urban regeneration, planning reform and social housing.

  • Hanie Khosravi

    PhD student researching affordable housing

Moderators & Presenters

  • Miriam Williams

    Co-Director, Housing & Urban Research Centre

  • Iqbal Barkat

    Co-Director, Documentary Research Lab

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Theatre 1 (T1), 10 Hadenfeld Avenue