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THE GIANTS

The Extraordinary life of Bob Brown intertwined with the story of Australia’s ancient trees.

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Documentary Australia is Australia’s only not-for-profit that fosters social change through documentary storytelling.

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Shark Island Foundation
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Géraldine Fiacre
$100
Isabelle Paresys
$100
Carole ZÉRAH
$50
Emma Black
$100
Hackett Foundation
$25,000
AndyInc Foundation
$50,000
Australian Communities Foundation ATF Melliodora
$10,000
Australian Communities Foundation ATF Warrowing Sub-Fund
$10,000
Diccon Loxton
$500
Phillip Cornwell
$1,000
Circle5 Foundation Pty Ltd
$8,000
ILSE O'REILLY
$10,000
Anonymous
$5,000
Ruffin Falkiner Foundation C/- APS
$30,000
Hayley Baillie
$10,000
The Dick and Pip Smith Foundation
$12,000
Rosalind Price
$3,000
David Rickards
$20,000
Joanna Baevski
$50,000
HELENE BOUROULLEC
$60
Marie Louise Sylvan
$10,000
christopher grubb
$50,000

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