Australian gov funds variety of kids projects
The ACTF will distribute US$9.2 million in funding for new kids projects over four years, while Screen Australia finances Cheeky Little s
Ginger & the Vegesaurs.
May 12, 2021
Australia’s government is rolling out a number of new funds and offsets to finance the creation of new projects and help the country’s entertainment industry grow.
The support includes US$9.2 million (AUD$11.9 million) pledged over the next four years to The Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF), which has previously backed
First Day and
Are You Stronger Than Your Ancestors? The nonprofit producer/distributor will unveil its first batch of new shows receiving funding next month, according to ACTF CEO Jenny Buckland.
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Australia’s communications, media and arts sectors helping secure our recovery
The Morrison-McCormack Government is securing Australia’s recovery through significant commitments to strengthen our communications, media and creative arts sectors, helping to rebuild our economy, secure jobs and support communities as we continue our resurgence from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Digital service delivery has become more important than ever, with many sectors rapidly digitising over the past year to meet the demands of home-based work. This is why the Government’s Digital Economy Strategy plays a central role in the 2021-22 Budget, as we establish an enduring program to connect Australians and keep them safe online.
A cartoon dog may get a handout, there s a huge tax cut for video game makers and $900,000 for the nation s tuna champions .
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg on Tuesday evening announced the details of this year s Federal Budget. Ten million Australians will pocket a $1,080 tax cut for another year and the country s borders will essentially stay shut until mid-2022.
But in every federal Budget the government announces how it is splashing billions in niche (but often still important) programs around the country.
Here s some of the more unusual initiatives unveiled by Prime Minister Scott Morrison s team.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced $1,080 in tax cuts for ten million Australians - and also funding for a range of niche projects
TV by Bianca Mastroianni Australians have been thrilled by the news Netflix will be bringing every season of Round The Twist to its streaming service next month. The iconic show will land on Netflix on May 1.
Round The Twist is based on Paul Jennings books, which followed three children and their widowed dad who lived in a lighthouse, living in the fictional town of Port Niranda. Round The Twist is coming to Netflix. Picture: Supplied Any Australian who has seen the show will remember it for its absolutely bonkers storylines. Jenny Buckland, the marketing manager for the Australian Children s Television Foundation, said
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