Documentary Australia

The Australian Wars

The Australian Wars is a 3 x 1-hour documentary series that tells story of Australia's frontier conflicts.

$321,005.00

FUNDS RAISED OF $452,000.00
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  • 30th June 2026

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Alexis Vargas Arteaga
$5.00
The Snow Foundation
$25,000.00
Sue Jacobs
$1,000.00
Anonymous
$3,000.00
Shark Island Foundation
$200,000.00
Sue Jacobs
$1,000.00
Shark Island Foundation
$40,000.00
Anita and Luca Belgiorno-Nettis Foundation
$20,000.00
Yvonne Langley Walsh
$1,000.00
Heath Family Fund, a giving fund of APS Foundation
$10,000.00
Anita Jacoby
$20,000.00

Other Confirmed Support


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$155005
Other
$155005
Confirmed funders
Shark Island Foundation $100,000 Anita Jacoby $20,000 Anita and Luca Belgiorno-Nettis Foundation $20,000 Heath Family Fund a giving fund of APS Foundation $10,000 Anonymous $3,000 Yvonne Langley Walsh $1,000 Sue Jacobs $1,000 Alexis Vargas Arteaga $5

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