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ABC comes under fire for highly sexualised Instagram post funded by public broadcaster's regional division - Vimarsana News

ABC comes under fire for highly sexualised Instagram post funded by public broadcaster's regional division

The Communications Minister has defended ABC’s editorial independence after the public broadcaster was slammed for a highly sexualised Instagram post which asked social media users when they last masturbated.

Critic Calls on Kids Cartoon About Canines to Include Disabled Characters and 'Dogs of Color' - Vimarsana News

Critic Calls on Kids Cartoon About Canines to Include Disabled Characters and 'Dogs of Color'

Some want politics and social issues addressed, it seems, in all areas of life. Gone are the days of having no idea what the maker of your candy bar thinks of legislation. Wanna watch CNN? Just turn on any channel — in one way or another, they’re all covering the same stuff. At least, that’s the way it appears to me, in comparison to just a couple decades ago. And as we adjust to our updated level of consciousness, news comes about cartoon dogs. In case you’re unfamiliar, kids show Bluey is about an Australian family of canines dwelling down under.

Why it matters to cast autistic actors in autistic roles - Vimarsana News

Why it matters to cast autistic actors in autistic roles

ABC Everyday Eliza says directors can sometimes be afraid to give actors with a disability a chance. ( Share Print text only Cancel If you ask Eliza Brearley why she loves performing, her face will open into a grin. "I love being different characters — not myself," the 24-year-old model and actor from NSW's Central Coast says. "I studied drama as an elective at high school and after school I joined Options Theatre [a theatre company for people with disabilities on the Central Coast]. "I left that company because I want to do something outside disability performance. It doesn't matter if yo...

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