We’re excited to invite you to Mackay Conservation Group's premiere screening of the new documentary: People power vs Adani - The Fight Of Our Times.

When: 6.00pm - Tuesday 22nd of September 2020

Where: At The Environment Centre and Online.

What: Join Mackay Conservation Group  for our Premiere screening of People power vs Adani - the fight of our times, followed by Q&A with one of the stars of the movie.  There will also be information on immediate action we can take to prevent Adani getting money and insurance for the project, and ways to support the Wangan and Jagalingou people in protecting their country.

Tickets:

To register to attend the event in person at The Environment Centre :

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Register to attend our screening online, please click here:

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About the film

In August 2010 billionaire mining giant Adani bought a licence to dig the biggest coal mine in Australia’s history, in central Queensland on the land of the Wangan and Jagalingou people. Adani planned to start shipping coal out through the Great Barrier Reef in 2014 and burn it in their Indian power plants. 10 years later Adani are yet to dig a single lump of Australian coal.

What’s been stopping Adani? People power!

People power vs Adani - the fight of our times features interviews with Wangan & Jagalingou cultural leader Adrian Burragubba, school striker Manjot Kaur, and grassroots leaders from across the #StopAdani movement. The film explores what people power has achieved in stopping Adani so far, how we can stop Adani from here, and why winning this fight is more important now than ever before.

Tickets are limited - grab yours today.

Due to the current Covid19 situation, the number of people able to attend the viewing in person at the Environment Centre is capped at 17. Once this limit is reached, all others will have to attend the screening via our online option.

Registration for this event is free, however we would like to encourage you to donate to the Wangan and Jagalingou Family Council via their webpage: https://wanganjagalingou.com.au/donate/

We can’t wait to share this powerful film with you!