Wild Earth Oceania

31/08/2026

On 13 June 2026 Leah Stewart overcame a 4m Great White Pointer to have the final say.

Do yourself a favour and watch this incredible episode of to see the , , , and the endless of a to give her daughter the she always wanted.

Kudos to (who undoubtedly saved her life) and the other lifesavers as well as the trauma team (who also saved her life) and the surgical team together with a rehabilitation team and Leah‘s friends and family for their remarkable warp speed intervention, care and love.

Leah you are an amazing person, we send you so much love and strength for your continued recovery and great, undeniable success ♥️ 💪 🙏

https://www.facebook.com/nbntelevision/videos/watch-tonight-at-830pm-on-60mins-leah-stewarts-incredible-story-of-survival-nbnn/1057893553654808/

19/08/2026

16/08/2026

🌿🦁 THE WILD EARTH OCEANA FILM FESTIVAL CLOSING GALA 🦁🌿

Tonight in partnership with , WEOFF close an incredible festival journey with a powerful Australian screening of DETHRONED — and a very special appearance by award-winning environmental photojournalist and filmmaker . 🎬📸

📍 Cinema, North Adelaide

🕡 Tonight — 6:30 PM

For almost two decades, Aaron has travelled the world documenting humanity’s complex relationship with wildlife — from the illegal wildlife trade and deforestation to marine conservation and wildlife tourism.

🏆 2024 Environmental Photographer of the Year, awarded by Prince Albert II of Monaco

🏆 Winner of Wildlife Photographer of the Year

🏆 Winner of Nature Photographer of the Year

🏆 Winner of the International Photography Awards

🎥 Producer/filmmaker behind more than 100 conservation documentaries….

And now, DETHRONED takes us deep into the global big-cat trade, asking us to reconsider our relationship with some of the planet’s most iconic animals. The film has received major international recognition, including Best of Show at the Impact DOCS Awards and Gold at the Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards.

✨ ONE EARTH. ONE WILD WORLD. ONE FINAL NIGHT. ✨

Come together with us for our Closing Gala, celebrate the power of film, meet Aaron Gekoski and finish the festival with a story that challenges us to protect what is sacred.

🎟️ Tonight at 6:30 PM — Cinema at Noryh Adelaide, South Australia.

TICKETS via: our bio above or at wallis.com.au under EVENTS

11/08/2026

11/08/2026

LOVE LETTER TO THE UNSEEN drives forward the incredible story of youth empowerment and biodiversity protection in Australia through the eyes of Spencer Hitchen ♥️

📣 TONIGHT AT 6:30PM at the Piccadilly Cinema at North Adelaide. Not to be missed!!!

DON’T MISS your chance to see the stunning film “Love Letter To The Unseen” by featuring Spencer Hitchen !
at the Wild Earth Oceania Film Festival.

Spencer is a living legend and is leading the charge to make sure that the voice of youth is indeed seen and heard by all Australians and particularly by federal politicians.

📍 Cinema North Adelaide.

📅 Tuesday 11 August

⏰ 6:30PM

🎟️ BOOK your TICKETS now via: the link in our bio above or at wallis.com.au under Events

09/08/2026

📣 10:30AM TODAY @ Wallis Cinemas Mt Barker COMPLIMENTARY EVENT.

We are thrilled to welcome internationally acclaimed filmmaker & storyteller Simon Lister to the Wild Earth Oceania Film Festival (WEOFF) 2026 for the first public screening of his inspiring documentary “What We Learn: Nature is My Teacher”.

After 20 years capturing extraordinary stories across some of the world’s most remote places—from the Sahara and the Himalayas to Ethiopia and Papua—Simon brings us to Raja Ampat, Indonesia, where education and nature come together in a remarkable way.

✨ FREE Event Includes:

🎥 49-minute documentary screening
🎤 Live Q&A with Simon
📚 Free classroom guide for teachers
📍 Sat 8 Aug | 2:30 PM – Wallis Mitcham
📍 Sun 9 Aug | 10:30 AM – Wallis Mount Barker

🎟 FREE | All ages welcome 🙏

📧 RSVP: [email protected] (Seats are limited!)

Tag a teacher, student, filmmaker or nature lover who would love this! 🌿

08/08/2026

JOIN US for a special screening of The Plastic Country followed by a Q&A with the amazing in ADELAIDE TODAY!

The Plastic Country is a confronting, timely and deeply personal Australian documentary - a film that challenges how we think about plastic, our health, our ocean and the systems that shape the world around us.

Our coastline is under threat and so are we.

Follow 25 year old Kal Glanznig, filmmaker, ocean advocate and Sutherland Shire Councillor as he investigates Australia’s growing plastic crisis, uncovering the hidden impacts of plastic pollution on our coastlines, wildlife, communities and even our own bodies.

From remote beaches and stormwater drains to supermarket shelves, scientific laboratories and the halls of Parliament, this powerful documentary asks a difficult question: how did Australia become one of the world’s biggest plastic waste producers per person, and what will it take to turn the tide?

This is a story about pollution.
A story about health.
A story about accountability.
A story about hope, solutions and the future of Australia.

Microplastics from our blood, bodies, land and sea country. The Director producer and protagonist of the plastic country, Kal is a force of nature to behold.

📣 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE

📅 TODAY SUNDAY 9 August

📍 Cinema

⏰ 3:30PM

🎤 Live Q&A with Kal

⭐️ Don’t miss out!

🎟️ In our bio above or at wallis.com.au

07/08/2026