The ACTF has released its Annual Report, outlining its corporate governance, production funding, education, outreach and financial performance for 2019 - 20. During the financial year the ACTF committed $2,230,000 to production investment via distribution advances and equity. Hardball – Series 2 and MaveriX were unable to go into production as scheduled due to the Covid-19 pandemic; but work on the third series of Little J and Big Cuz continued, with animators wor...

First Day (Epic Films) and Are You Tougher Than Your Ancestors? (Flying Kite and Sticky Pictures) have received 2020 ATOM Awards for Best Children's Television Program and Best Factual Television Series respectively.

Never miss a moment of your favourite Australian children's television series. See what's on free-to-air and pay TV this week.

Four-part Australian children's drama First Day (Epic Films) has been awarded a prestigious Rose d'Or Award for best Children and Youth Series.

Upcoming ACTF series and resources will support you in teaching HASS, Science, HPE, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures in an engaging way.

Our latest numbers are in, showing the five most viewed ACTF support materials during Term Four. Could these popular teaching resources be used in your classroom in 2021?

Whether you're looking for old favourites, seasonal viewing or to discover a new gem, ABC iview is currently streaming children's series that you'll love as much as your students do.

Ned Beckley and Josh Hogan have received the ‘Best Music for Children's Television' prize at this year's APRA AMCOS Screen Music Awards for Episode 5 of children's adventure-drama series Thalu.

Australian children's series First Day, The Unlisted, Bluey and The Strange Chores have been nominated for 2021 Kidscreen Awards.

The ACTF has received a record number of applications for development support in 2020 and committed over $500,000 across the year, to support the development of film and television projects which aim to engage, stimulate and entertain Australian children.