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ACTF News

Bushwhacked! Around the World

Bushwhacked! has been enormously popular in Australia and around the world.

The Flamin’ Thongs wins AACTA Award

The comedy-animation The Flamin’ Thongs has won the AACTA Award for ‘Best Children’s Television Series’ at the 4th Annual AACTA Awards Ceremony.

Asian Television Award winners

Three ACTF supported productions have won awards at the 19th Asian Television Awards.

Chance wins at Trop Jr

At a humid and slightly wet  Trop Jr on Sunday 7 December,  Paige Bebee from Victoria took out the competition with her short film Chance.  Chance is about a young girl who makes all her decisions for a day by tossing a coin.

Multi-award nominations for MY:24 app

The MY:24 app is being recognised on the national and international stage after it was recently announced as a finalist in the 2015 iKids Awards and shortlisted for the 2015 AIMIA Awards.

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