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ABC Arts & Entertainment exec resigns
ABC TV’s Head of Arts and Entertainment, Amanda Duthie, will leave ABC to become CEO and Director of the Adelaide Film Festival.
Read More »Channel 31 airs The Bolt Retort
Channel 31 Melbourne last night aired a satirical piece aimed at TEN presenter and News Ltd. columnist Andrew Bolt.
Read More »Film geeks rise from zero to hero
Doors were closed in their faces and the Logies didn't want to know about them, but now the boys behind The Bazura Project have graduated from Community TV to ABC2.
Read More »The Bazura Project: sneak peek
ABC2's The Bazura Project has a terrific Opening Title sequence, as they re-enact some classic film moments.
Read More »ABC2 launches 3 new local productions
Faces from ABC2 joined with Channel Controller Stuart Menzies in Melbourne to showcase upcoming highlights.
Read More »ABC may cut Arts, Sport amid Charter concerns.
Question marks hovering over ABC's plans for The New Inventors and Collectors are now being extended to Art Nation, state football and women's basketball.
Read More »New ELEVEN project still awaiting outcome
Hello or goodbye? Has the winner of TEN's 2010 pitch initiative, "ELEVEN out of TEN" become a victim of management changes?
Read More »ABC2 picks up The Bazura Project
Another community TV project will make the leap to the big time, when Channel 31's The Bazura Project becomes an ABC2 programme.
Read More »Logies relent on Community TV eligiblity
Updated: The Logies will allow Community Television broadcasters to submit for its Outstanding categories. Melbourne is said to have retained the May event.
Read More »Community TV wins digital breakthrough
The Rudd Government finally allocates digital spectrum -and $2.6m- to the Community TV sector, allowing it to switch from analogue to digital broadcasting.
Read More »The Invisible, Inaudible Family
The Invisible Inaudible Family is a traditional sitcom, in the vein of Family Ties or Hey Dad! except for one thing...
Read More »Community TV looks to state premiers
Community TV leaders urge state premiers meeting in Darwin today to pressure the Federal Government in their campaign for a switch to digital.
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