Film credits
| Camera: | Jim Frazier |
| Camera: | Wayne Taylor |
| Director: | Mark Lewis |
| Editor: | Lindsay Frazer |
| Music: | Martin Armiger |
| Music: | Tim Finn |
| Producer: | Tristram Miall |
| Script: | Mark Lewis |
| Sound: | Rodney Simmons |
Cane Toads (1988)
The Cane Toad was imported into Queensland from Hawaii in 1935 for a special reason. That reason was to combat the Grey-Back beetle that was destroying the Sugarcane crop. The experiment failed: the beetle could fly and the toad couldn't. However, the Cane Toad adapted to its new surroundings and now breeds so rapidly that it has become a pest of plague proportions spreading at the rate of 27 kilometers a year, but this programme also looks at how they have become an accepted part of logical culture and popular mythology. Canes Toads won the 1988 Wildscreen Festival Special award
