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June 2, 2003





UFO sightings around the Grampians National Park will be the subject of a
new documentary.

A group of investigators from the Victorian section of the Australian UFO
Research Network will compile the footage with the aim of attracting an
international TV market.

The members plan to spend as long as six nights during June staking out
sites in the Grampians.

Spokesman Jason Groves, of Warrnambool, said that during the past three
years there had been many reports of strange lights from in and around the
Grampians.

  


UFO research at Grampians
June 2, 2003





UFO sightings around the Grampians National Park will be the subject of a
new documentary.

A group of investigators from the Victorian section of the Australian UFO
Research Network will compile the footage with the aim of attracting an
international TV market.

The members plan to spend as long as six nights during June staking out
sites in the Grampians.

Spokesman Jason Groves, of Warrnambool, said that during the past three
years there had been many reports of strange lights from in and around the
Grampians.

"Last October, a group of us from the Victorian section of the Australian
UFO Research Network went on an expedition to the area," he said.


"One of the members had gone up there a few days before and managed to get
some footage of the lights.

"Sadly, the one night that we all decided to go up there, the area was
covered in fog."

 The reports have continued.

"There have been a few more reports and last month I contacted a
distribution company in England because we plan to make a doco about the
expedition," Mr Groves said.

The 10 members of the Warrnambool and Melbourne units will focus their
cameras on the Lake Wartook area.

The group hopes to market the documentary to European television stations
and will also seek to publicise their findings on Australian TV.

Network members are seeking help from people who may have seen unusual
lights.

"What we need at this point is to find more people who may have seen the
lights but have not reported them," Mr Groves said.

Anyone with information can contact Mr Groves at jkg_writer\@yahoo.com.au.

http://the.standard.net.au/articles/2003/06/02/1054406109738.html