By Michael Mason, Director ABC Radio Today ABC Radio announced our content and presenter lineups for 2017, for most of our networks. There’s significant change involved, not only in the movement of our people around our networks and in the commissioning and de-commissioning of content, but in some of the fundamental approaches we take to
ABC News is using Facebook Messenger to deliver news and engage with the audience. Head of News Digital Stuart Watt explains how the service operates and why the ABC needs to offer news on these types of new platforms as well as traditional ones. By Stuart Watt There has been buzz around chat apps being
ABC Head of Music Chris Scaddan discusses how public broadcasters can attract younger audiences following the recent PBI (Public Broadcasting International) conference.
Four Corners journalist Caro Meldrum-Hanna explains why the program, ‘Australia’s Shame’, was the most difficult story she’s ever worked on, how it came together due to old fashioned ‘shoe leather’ journalism and why the pictures were so powerful.
The ABC’s partnership with the Indian Ministry of Culture and the Indian Council for Cultural Relations is a very exciting development for us as we broadcast Confluence- a Festival of India in Australia for our audiences.
It’s bright orange, has oral tentacles shaped like bull horns and is a hermaphrodite. It’s a nudibranch, and this particular one is new to science. In what’s believed to be a world-first opportunity, you can name it. Name This Creature is just one of the initiatives driven by the ABC as it puts science IN
This July, the ABC celebrates an impressive 50 years of Play School on air. Since its initial broadcast in 1966, Play School has been entertaining preschoolers around Australia. Executive Producer Jan Stradling reflects on her experience at the iconic program that has been captivating imaginations and encouraging children to wonder, to think, to feel and to play for fifty years.
Nadine Garner found herself pining for the old days when she took on the role of Jean Beazley in ABC TV’s The Doctor Blake Mysteries.
There’s a scene in Judith Lucy is All Woman where she pulls out a fake penis and tries to urinate. If that makes you feel uncomfortable, look away now because it’s not the only confronting thing in her new series.
If Queensland’s extraordinary election night was unfathomable to Antony Green, how were the rest of us meant to cope? Co-host Jessica van Vonderen takes us behind the scenes of the ABC’s coverage.
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