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Barrumbi Kids from local studios Tamarind Tree Pictures and Ambience Entertainment. Set to premiere in 2022, the 10 x 30-minute live-actioner stars two kids growing up in a remote community who learn what it means to live in Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal cultures through their everyday adventures. Barrumbi Kids is based on a same-name tween-skewing book series by Australian author Leonie Norrington. Tamarind’s Danielle MacLean ( Grace Beside Me), Ambience’s Monica O’Brien ( Drop Dead Weird) and freelance creator Julia Morris ( Kundirri The Life) are producing the series together, with Grant Brown, Deb Brown and Ismail Khan (pictured left to right) on board as directors.

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I m Sorry To Tell You But Every Ep Of Round The Twist Is Based On A Kink

And here's the proof.

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Everyone wants a piece of Bluey – even the Morrison government is falsely claiming credit

Everyone wants a piece of Bluey – even the Morrison government is falsely claiming credit Amanda Meade Government falsely takes credit for Bluey © Photograph: Ludo Studio/AP Communications minister Paul Fletcher suggested the government helped make Bluey. But the Australian Children’s Television Foundation played no role. Bluey, the Emmy award-winning children’s television show, is a smash hit for ABC Kids and has won the hearts of families Australia-wide. So it’s no surprise the pre-school television sensation has everyone claiming a small part of it. But we were taken aback when the federal communications minister, Paul Fletcher, made Bluey part of his budget announcement when neither the program nor the ABC received additional funding on Tuesday night.

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Everyone wants a piece of Bluey – even the Morrison government is falsely claiming credit | Amanda Meade

Paul Fletcher makes the hit children’s TV show part of his budget announcement. Plus: News Corp lets go of its last photographers<br>

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Completely excluded : budget delivers $58 6m to media but ABC misses out

‘Completely excluded’: budget delivers $58.6m to media but ABC misses out Amanda Meade © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Danny Casey/AAP The Morrison government handed out an extra $58.6m to the media sector in the budget but the ABC missed out on the largesse. SBS got $30m, newswire Australian Associated Press received $15m, community broadcasting got $8m and the media regulator secured $4.2m. According to the forward estimates in the 2021-22 budget, the ABC’s indexation pause is set to end next year, but a tied-funding grant of $14m for local and regional news may not be renewed, leaving a potential shortfall of $10.2m in operational funding.

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