In "Australian Rules," the soundscape intricately weaves the tension and unity of an isolated South Australian fishing town. The film's auditory experience, recognized with the 2002 ASSG Award for Best Achievement in Sound for a Feature Film, immerses viewers in the cultural divide and shared passions of its characters. Robert Mackenzie, as Foley Engineer, crafts the subtle yet impactful sounds that bring authenticity to the football matches and the town's atmosphere. His work, alongside the talented sound team, enhances the narrative's emotional depth, capturing the essence of a community bound by sport yet fractured by societal challenges.