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Start Time & Date: |
06/08/2026, 6:00 pm |
End Time & Date: |
06/08/2026, 9:00 pm |
Location: |
Burleigh Waters Community Centre, Christine Avenue, Burleigh Waters QLD, Australia |
Contact Info: |
GCPHN Events Team Registration from 5:30pm |
Join us for a special screening of ‘Floodland’, which explores the Lismore floods. Followed by a discussion with Dr Rebecca McNaught on the impacts of consecutive disasters on community health and wellbeing.
A disaster recovery and resilience event for health professionals and those who work in the recovery space.
Set against the backdrop of the devastating 2022 floods in Lismore, NSW, Floodland is a powerful Australian documentary that explores the human impact of climate disaster, resilience, and recovery. Director Jordan Giusti follows a group of local residents as they navigate loss, uncertainty and the difficult decisions that come with rebuilding their lives in one of Australia’s most flood-prone communities. Through deeply personal stories, Floodland examines not only the physical destruction left behind by the floods, but also the emotional, cultural and environmental questions facing a town at a crossroads.
Following Floodland, Dr Rebecca McNaught will discuss climate change trends in Australia, the impacts of consecutive disasters on the health and wellbeing of communities, community responses to the devastating 2022 floods and how the region is working towards a coordinated approach to community resilience.
Light catering will be provided.
About your presenter
Dr Rebecca McNaught is a Research Fellow based at the University Centre for Rural Health in Lismore, NSW. Rebecca has over 20 years of experience working with governments, NGOs and communities on climate change adaptation and disaster risk management across the Asia/Pacific region where she worked for the Red Cross and United Nations Development Program. Her research focuses on the health impacts of disasters, community resilience and disaster governance. She was a contributing author to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 6th Assessment report and the Australian Government’s 2025 National Climate Risk Assessment. She is also a founding member of the Northern Rivers Community Resilience Alliance which consists of 50+ community-based resilience groups across the Northern Rivers region.
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Registration
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If you are unable to attend for any reason, please let us know immediately by emailing rsvp@gcphn.com.au to CANCEL your registration, as we may have time to offer your place to someone else.
CANCELLATIONS: Online registrations will be confirmed immediately in our booking system. This is our preferred method of RSVP. To cancel your RSVP please use the email link or call the GCPHN events team (PH. 07 5635 2455). In recent months a number of registrants to our events have failed to attend and have not provided cancellation advice. This often results in others, often on wait lists, being unable to attend. In addition, GCPHN resources are wasted as costs for catering and support staff are still incurred. Each event therefore incurs a cost per person ranging from $65 – $120. GCPHN wishes to continue to provide training and education at no cost to primary care providers, however for these reasons we may have to consider implementing fees to offset our costs in the future. Please ensure you provide at least 2 days’ notice if you need to cancel your registration
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