The Biggest bug

Australia, 1970

Film
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A film made for the Keep Australia Beautiful Council. A satirical attack on the practice of dumping rubbish and a plea to Australians to preserve the beauty of their country. A family picnics in a suburban garden and leaves it as littered as many people do when picnicking in the country. The film ends with the well-known slogan “Don’t rubbish Australia”! Suitable for secondary years 7-12.

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production company

Austral Pacific Productions

British Petroleum

Duration

00:13:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1970

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