you’re invited to
make good trouble.
Good trouble is the creative, nonviolent kind of disruption; it is joyful, absurd and pops up in your daily life. Good Trouble Projects make magnetic, creative work about issues that matter. We are open to working with anyone, from any angle, to amplify understanding and solve the issues we tackle.
ACTIONS
YOU'RE TAPPED ALCOA
Our first 3 actions are designed to pressure the government to reject the current application by the Aluminium Company of America to mine an additional 11,000 hectares of the Northern Jarrah Forest by raising awareness of the impacts of forest mining and driving the government to fund an alternative, viable future.
LAUNCHING LATE MAY 2026
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LAUNCHING LATE MAY 2026 〰️
2026 ACTIONS
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LATE JUNE 2026
Social & Visual
A print media campaign addressing the issues where they happen - health issues surrounding Alcoa refineries, danger of contamination in our water catchments, poor tax returns on alumina in a cost-of-living crisis.
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18 OCTOBER 2026
Mass Choir Event
A single-day mass choir event in the Northern Jarrah Forest, curated by Mama Kin, working with a curation of WA's most talented choir directors. An original composition by Max Barton and iconic WA songs rearranged by Stella Cain will be captured in a magnetic musical experience that also serves as a moment of collective action to be shared.
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TBD
Coming Soon
A darkly comic short film featuring well-known WA musicians, performers and Noongar cultural leaders. — designed for a broad, non-activist audience. Funny, visually arresting, and built to move people who weren't expecting to be moved.
THE WHY
Whoa - ThAT’S OURS!
New laws allow the government to override environmental protections in favour of corporate and geopolitical interests (Yes, Hello Trump). Forever chemicals (PFAS) contamination of the reservoir system is considered certain if mining continues. The multi-billion-dollar cleanup bill will land on us, not Alcoa.
THE FACTS
what we need
funders
If you fund creative work and environmental actions that reach beyond the usual audiences, we want to talk.
COLLABORATORS
If you are an artist, filmmaker, musician, scientist or communicator — we want to hear from you.
EVERYONE ELSE
If you drink tap water and want to protect it, follow our actions and sign up below — we launch late May 2026.