Documentary Australia

Life After Coal

Artists from a soon-to-be ex-coal mining town explore what life after coal could look like in Australia.

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Dee Ross
$30
Andy Jim
$100
Andrew Rothery
$1,000
Anna Brownfield
$100
Jordan Critchley
$20
Naomi Pullen
$50
Anonymous
$30
Jemma Cotter
$50
Jim Batt
$25
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Andrew Rothery
$5,000
Fran Tanner
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Jayson McNamara
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Wendy Farmer
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Dan Stewart
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Margie Barrett-Poole
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Danila Coady
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Isabel Peppard
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Meagan Wyke
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