by GREG KING
The kangaroo is a national icon and the symbol of Australia – it adorns our national airline – and is one of the top tourist attractions for international visitors. But there are some people, like farmers, who see the kangaroo as a pest. Thousands are killed each year, but more and more it seems the killing is justified for commercial reasons as a lot of kangaroos are used for meat and other products. Filmmakers Michael McIntyre and Kate McIntyre-Clere spent four years working on this confronting, powerful and eye-opening documentary that looks at out complex love-hate relationship with the kangaroo. Greg caught up with the pair at a coffee shop in Elwood while they were in Melbourne for a Q&A screening.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/fgekaazjgov4qig/230226_004.MP3
