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Clanton was the target of further racial slurs on social media on Wednesday after her Instagram post alleging, among other things, that a Neighbours actor used the n-word on more than one occasion, and that an actor of colour had been described as a “lil’ monkey”. The television series’ production house, FremantleMedia, has not responded to Guardian Australia’s request for comment to date but in a statement released late on Tuesday acknowledged that there had been “significant and lengthy discussions” with Clanton in the past two months. “We will contin...

Actor Shareena Clanton has responded to a new statement from her former employer, which addresses social media posts she made detailing "racist traumas" experienced on the set of 'Neighbours'.  In a statement overnight, Chris Oliver-Taylor, CEO of Fremantle Asia Pacific, committed to using an Indigenous-led consultancy company to investigate the situation. “Fremantle is committed to providing an environment where employees and others in the workplace are treated fairly and with respect and... We have asked Campfire X, creative leaders in Indigenous Cultural Protocols, to conduct an indepe...

Isle of Wight Radio 7:00pm - Midnight Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Neighbours racism allegations: Australian soap facing independent review following claims by actors Australian soap Neighbours is facing an independent review over allegations of racism. It comes after actress Shareena Clanton posted a statement on Instagram alleging she had suffered "multiple racist traumas" during her time working on the "highly problematic" show. Actor Meyne Wyatt, a series regular on the soap between 2014 and 2016, later shared a series of tweets claiming that ...

'Neighbours' actors allege racism and homophobia on set of beloved Australian soap Updated 12:07 PM ET, Wed April 7, 2021 Shareena Clanton and Meyne Wyatt alleged racism, sexism and homophobia on the set of Australia's longest-running drama. (CNN)Australia's longest-running soap, "Neighbours," is embroiled in a racism scandal after an Aboriginal actress said she was abused by cast and crew members, heard the N-word multiple times and confronted an actor over a "monkey" epithet while working on the show. Shareena Clanton, whose first appearance on the show aired on Wednesday, said the N-word...

Share In a statement, Fremantle's Asia Pacific CEO Chris Oliver-Taylor said 'all complaints are taken seriously and we are investigating all allegations fairly'. 'Fremantle is committed to providing an environment where employees and others in the workplace are treated fairly and with respect, and are free from unlawful discrimination, harassment, victimisation and bullying,' Mr Oliver-Taylor said. 'We do not tolerate behaviour that does not align to our Anti-Discrimination, Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO), Harassment and Bullying Policy and take all complaints very seriously, investigatin...