Nullarbor Hideout

The film follows a group of kids from Cook as they seek refuge from the summer heat. They stumble upon a limestone cave featuring a vast underground lake. As they enjoy their adventure, a detective arrives from Port Augusta to investigate a stolen car and some concerning kangaroo shooters. When the children's supplies go missing, they embark on their own investigation, blending themes of childhood curiosity and intrigue.

As part of the Australian Commonwealth Film Unit and the Australian Council for Children's Film and Television, Nullarbor Hideout provides a glimpse into Australian cinema from the early 1960s. Its unique setting and storyline offer a nostalgic look at childhood adventures in a distinct cultural context. For physical media collectors, this film represents a piece of Australia's cinematic history, showcasing early works that appeal to those interested in regional storytelling and children's films.