Blood on the Coal

This documentary runs for 103 minutes and presents a detailed account of mining accidents and the impact of coal mining on Australian history. It highlights the harrowing underground disasters and heroic rescues while tracing the history of strikes and industrial strife in the mining sector.

The film also addresses the influence of global mining corporations on local communities. It examines how these companies often replace established mineworkers with itinerant workers, leading to significant changes in regional demographics and labor dynamics. Blood on the Coal is essential for those interested in the intersection of industrial history and community impact, particularly within the Australian context.