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episode #1.5 | The Contract: PROJECT: Waterman [season 1]

PG Documentary, Drama, Miscellaneous 180 Minutes

PLOT OUTLINE:  Nature is dying.  Early on a Sunday morning, LXRA contractors are conspicuously hacking into the row of majestic cypress trees that have adorned Blackburn’s Morton Park for decades.

PLOT SUMMARY: Nature is dying.  Where are the public consultation sessions?

Maybe the Blackburn and District Tree Preservation Society will be able to have their say on behalf of the good residents of Blackburn? Since its inception in 1959, the Tree Society has been active in fighting to preserve and enhance the natural environment in the City of Whitehorse.

WATERMAN’s weekend is spent documenting the works. He reflects on the value of public parks as an amenity and admits to a conflict of interest: he’s a local resident.

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Forget the idea’s economy – it’s garbage. Australia’s future lies within the public transport infrastructure sector. Join WATERMAN’S ‘public relations tour’ around Melbourne’s exploding construction activity for exclusive behind-the-scenes access to some of the biggest train network infrastructure project’s this country has ever seen.

Web Series | 2021 PG | Season 1 | 17 Episodes Runtime: 11 x 0hr10m, 6 x 0hr11m
documentary, mockumentary, docufiction

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• Morton Park (Nth East)/Cottage St, Blackburn
• Morton Park (Nth East), Blackburn
• Blackburn Tennis Club, Central Ave, Blackburn
• Jolimont Train Station, Platform 1
• Richmond Nth Train Station, Platform 1
• Tram Stop 18-Hoddle St/Victoria Pde (Collingwood), East Melbourne

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The Contract: PROJECT: Waterman [season 1]

Episode #1.5 | 26 Jun 2016 | Episode Runtime: 0hr 10m 20s

When the safety of local kids in WATERMAN’s community is put at risk by train & public transport sector works around a local football oval, the infrastructure consultant must choose between his job and his own moral code.

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