Join world renown filmmaker Lin Sutherland to showcase her film Toxic Waters.

Lin has produced ground breaking documentaries that have forced change throughout our country like Beauty and the Reef, The Pulse of Life and Endangered series for networks like channel 9, Discovery, ESPN USA, Travel Channel Europe and many more global networks.

This beautiful film includes scenes across Australia in oder to protect the health of Australia's most precious asset our rivers and waterways that feed this sunburnt country.

Join in on this scenic journey through mighty rivers from South Western Australia to the Kimberley, Far North Qld and down through the watersheds that feed into the Great Barrier Reef and then down the Great Dividing Range to South east Queensland.

The main focus on the waterways of South east Queensland and the current chemical programs covering every square inch of land across Brisbane, Gold Caost and the Sunshine Coast effecting Australia's most crucial farmlands and water connections.

Learn how Mother Nature's creations are second to none but how poisoning these life-giving water systems affects the entire country.

South east Qld watersheds determine the health of Australia's eastern coastlines as well as The Great Artesian Basin the largest underground water body in the world.

This film explores connections of the watersheds, flow on effects for the health of rivers and oceans and the sudden increase in toxic waters around South east Queensland and oceans throughout the eastern seaboard.

If you value clean waterways, good health, good food supplies and maintaining healthy ecosystems across Australia - or simply wish to protect our farmlands, wildlife, pets and loved ones then you can't afford to miss this film. help us love our country and protect it your life depends on it.

This is a story of beauty and the Beast and how Australia's precious threads of life are being poisoned.

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