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West Australian
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- West Australian
WIN a family pass to see Kangaroo
SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE Join an unforgettable journey into the Australian Outback with a family pass to see Kangaroo , the inspiring true story of the Kangaroo Sanctuary founder Chris 'Brolga' Barns. Join ex-TV personality Chris Masterman and 12-year-old Charlie as they form an unlikely friendship when they embark on a life changing adventure to rescue and rehabilitate orphaned joeys in this heart-warming family comedy. In cinemas 18 September. Watch the trailer here . For your chance to win, enter your details below. Entries close on Sunday 24 August at 11:59 pm. All entrants may only enter once. All entrants found to have entered more than once per entry form will have their subsequent entries disqualified. T&Cs apply .
West Australian
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- West Australian
Kangaroo bounces through NT
A new family comedy film called Kangaroo is released in cinemas on September 18 was filmed entirely around Alice Springs. The film, by the makers of the Paddington movies, is full of laughs and heartwarming moments, and features some of the Northern Territory's outstanding spots. + The Kangaroo Sanctuary This big wildlife sanctuary for rescued orphaned baby kangaroos and adult kangaroos opened in 2011. + West MacDonnell Ranges Simpsons Gap and iconic outback waterholes. + Ilparpa Claypans A national botanical treasure and striking location. + Tangentyere Artists & Hermannsburg Potters Central Desert artworks star on screen. + Alice Springs' galleries and cafes The town is called 'Silver Gum' in the movie, but it's everyday Alice in real life. Kangaroo follows the story of ex-TV personality Chris Masterman, who becomes stranded in a town outside Alice Springs. He teams up with 12-year-old Indigenous Australian girl called Charlie and they work to rescue and rehabilitate orphaned joeys — an endeavour that proves to life-changing for both. 'The Northern Territory is more than just a backdrop in Kangaroo - it's the beating heart of the film,' Suzana Bishop, CEO, Northern Territory Government Department of Tourism and Hospitality. 'We're so proud to see our landscapes, stories, and communities brought to life on the big screen in such an authentic and respectful way. It's a powerful reminder of the Territory's unique ability to captivate, connect and inspire travellers from all over the world .' To start planning your trip to the Red Centre, visit
