Have Your Say on the Australian and Children's Screen Content Review
If you care about Australian children’s content we encourage you to contribute to the Commonwealth Government’s review of the way it supports Australian content, including children’s content.
ACMA: Kicking Off the Australian Content Conversation
A review into Australian and children’s content is underway and the Commonwealth Government has indicated that it will actively seek community and industry responses to the complex questions around support for Australian and children’s content in the future.
Keynote: Minister Sets the Scene for Children’s Content Review
“We have got a lot to share, and our stories and our voices do matter. Our children need to understand the inherent uniqueness of our nation, and the character and diversity of our people.”
The Future of Australian Children's Media
If we are to maintain a strong creative children’s production industry, we all need to engage with interested parties to ensure the future of Australian children’s content in general.
The ABC of Trust
The ABC is one of Australia’s most trusted public institutions. It is generally considered to be one of Australia’s most important cultural institutions. The ABC’s brand is arguably part of the nation’s identity. However, can the ABC really be trusted with the future of Australian children’s television?
The Slow Death of Australian Children's TV Drama
Writing for The Conversation, Anna Potter and Huw Walmsley-Evans from the University of the Sunshine Coast warn that "kids’ TV in this country is in a dire state."
Is PG the New G?
Holly Tosi examines the conservatism creeping into the OFLC classifications system.