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January 31st 2020

Four Australian Productions Nominated for 2020 Prix Jeunesse Festival

The Prix Jeunesse International Awards celebrate excellence in television worldwide, with a strong focus on high-quality and innovative programming.

January 20th 2020

Did You Know the ACTF Provides Development Funding?

The ACTF provides development funding and support to a number of high quality Australian children’s television projects each year.

January 20th 2020

2020 Screenrights’ Cultural Fund Now Open

The fund supports initiatives and projects that make a broad positive contribution to industry development in Australia and New Zealand. This year’s focus is ‘new voices’.

January 20th 2020

The Inbestigators S2 Drops on Netflix Worldwide

In 20 new mysteries, The Inbestigators are back to solve a series of cases, one of which involves a crime that the accused didn’t commit.

January 20th 2020

Little J and Big Cuz – Series 2 Premiere Kicks Off OzKidsTV in 2020

In the new 13x12 min series, Little J and Big Cuz find out more about their world and themselves - in the backyard, the classroom or on Country.