The Nullarbor Nymph was a hoax perpetrated in Australia between 1971 and 1972 that involved supposed sightings of a half-naked woman living amongst kangaroos on the Nullarbor Plain Events. The first report on 26 December 1971 was by professional ...

Directed by Mathew J. Wilkinson. With Douglas Feary, Paul Hayman, Jessica Sterling, Scott Whitecross. Following two Water Australia employees who travel out along the Nullarbor Plain only to discover they are being hunted by the mythological creature, the Nullarbor Nymph.

Nullarbor is where the whole thing started, and it is quite and experience to be able to visit and explore the area where the myth and legend of the Nullarbor Nymph all began. People still tell stories about her adventures to this day, in Nullarbor, where it all started.

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In the desert reaches of South Australia, a blonde nymph lies waiting to tempt men to their deaths. A myth surely, but for two Water Australia employees dispatched into the middle of nowhere, it's hard to shake the ominous feeling that something out there - blonde, female, naked - might be hunting them.

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Hence, around Christmas, 1971, the Nullarbor Nymph was born. The press were told that several kangaroo hunters had seen a feral blonde woman running with the kangaroos, wearing next to nothing except some strategically placed kangaroo skins. It was a slow news week. The press ate it up. [Image credit: abc.net.au

THE NULLARBOR NYMPH is a mockumentary shot in the Australian outback and featuring a pair of hapless water company employees as they find themselves stalked through the terrain by the titular figure, a mythical female creature with designs on them.

A naked nymph pulling a kangaroo's tail? Or was she really pulling a million Australian legs? "She's out there, all right," said Hunter Ron Sells, insisting he had spotted a white girl running wild with a herd of kangaroos across the Nullarbor desert in southwestern Australia.