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EntertainmentGender Matters: Complete details of every project to receive Screen Australia funding
The Australian Government has revealed the 58 recipients of Screen Australia’s Gender Matters: Brilliant Stories and Brilliant Careers, marking the largest collection...
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FeaturesEditor-in-chief Mark Forbes discusses the digital future of The Age
The Age EIC Mark Forbes says weekday Fairfax papers will cease to exist in the future
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FeaturesThe Kettering Incident gives Screen Tasmania a boost
Screen Tasmania executive manager Alex Sangston is understandably enthused about The Kettering Incident production showcasing Tasmania. A production like Kettering is a...
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Mediaweek AsiaMediaweek Asia: Weekly Roundup
Peter Olszewski round out the week’s media news in the Asian market for Mediaweek Asia
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Mediaweek Asia: Weekly roundup
Peter Olszewski round out the week's media news in the Asian market
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BusinessHawthorn football club in new Audi campaign
Audi launches first ever marketing campaign to support sponsorship of Hawthorn football club
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Mediaweek Asia: Weekly Roundup
The week in media news from the Asian market
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BusinessMediaweek #1249: BBC First, hypnotism, SCA Digital, The GC, Spotify & more!
In this issue: George Papadopoulos, Spotify, Snapchat Discover, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Daryl Somers
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NewsWentworth season 4 to premiere in May
Australian drama Wentworth to return to Foxtel's SoHo channel on May 10
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EntertainmentARIA Chart Report: Scandinavian chart attack on singles, Australian Idol runner up at #1 on albums
ARIA Charts: Scandinavians fight for #1 single, Matt Corby v Jeff Buckley for #1 album
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Mediaweek AsiaMediaweek Asia: Weekly Roundup
Peter Olszewski rounds up Asia's media news for the week in our Mediaweek Asia column
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EntertainmentMediaweek #1240: inside the new issue
Inside the issue: Osher Günsberg, Jacqui Feeney, Gemma Fordham, Stan, PerthNow, My Kitchen Rules, CNET, BBC.com, Nat Geo
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EntertainmentBBC First dramas revealed for 2016
BBC First has announced some of the big names and titles hitting the channel in 2016
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FeaturesSeven head of drama on steering Seven’s successful drama factory
Head of drama Julie McGauran on making A Place To Call Home for Foxtel + Home and Away and 800 Words