Free TV: Lock Out Your Children

Censor your TV with one digi lock - block out junior from unsuitable shows with
new parental tool.

Free TV Australia are pushing their parental lock available on "most" digital
TVs that gives parents greater control of their children's television viewing
options.

The 'parental lock' feature allows viewers to block access to programs based on
their classification, and in some cases block access to entire channels, with
the use of a personal identification number (PIN).

Once the lock is activated, only those who know the PIN can access or view the
blocked content.

Parental Locks are available on most digital TVs, digital set-top-boxes and
digital video recorders.

The Australian Communications & Media Authority (ACMA) mandated that all new
digital TV receivers sold after 4 February 2011 must include Parental Lock
functionality.

"The Parental Lock is an important tool for parents who wish to control their
children's viewing choices," CEO Julie Flynn said.

"With a couple of clicks on the remote control, parents can block access to any
program based on their classification, or even block whole channels."

By Oonagh Reidy | Friday | 23/09/2011

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Who would you like to see slimed at this years
2011 Australian nickelodeon Kids' Choice awards

Hosted by Jennette McCurdy and Nathan Kress?

More at :

http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Jennette_McCurdy/

Is it ever okay to hit a child?

o No
o Yes
o Only in private never in public
o Yes I was spanked and it never did me any harm
o No, violence begets violence


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Bindi Irwin to star in new ABC show

Bindi Irwin is to star in a new wildlife-themed game show for the ABC.

The 26-part series, Bindi's Bootcamp, is being produced by FremantleMedia
Australia and will screen on the children's channel ABC3 next year.

The 13-year-old last appeared on television in the 2007 series Bindi The Jungle
Girl, made for pay TV's Discovery Channel. Production was interrupted when her
father Steve died after being stung by a stingray in north Queensland in
September 2006 while shooting some filler footage for his daughter's series.

Last year, Irwin starred in the straight-to-DVD family movie Free Willy: Escape
From Pirate Cove, the fourth film in the series.

In her new show for the ABC, Irwin will host a challenge-based competition
between three teams of two. The contestants will be tested in the areas of
''inner strength, knowledge and endurance'', according to a release from the
ABC.

The nine highest scoring teams across the series will come together for the
season finals to battle it out for the title of Wildlife Warriors.

Wildlife Warriors is also the name of the charity established by Steve Irwin and
his wife Terri in 2002 to ''support the protection of injured, threatened or
endangered wildlife''. The organisation is now independent. Bindi Irwin
professed herself delighted at the prospect of hosting the new show.

''I'm so excited to start filming and to meet all of the contestants,'' she
said. ''It will be great fun putting them through adventure challenges as well
as educating and testing them on their wildlife knowledge.''

Fremantle boss Ian Hogg praised Irwin, claiming she is ''a unique and exciting
television talent''.

He added: ''Bindi's Bootcamp will be a vibrant program with a very important
environmental message''.

More of Bindi at

http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Bindi_Irwin/

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Christmas Greetings


Scans from the TV Week Christmas shoot

at

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A Kiss under the Mistletoe for Ashleigh

from Jordan and Ben

at

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A Neighbourly Christmas at Ten

with Carrie Bickmore, Charlie Pickering,Gorgi Coghlan
and Chrissie Swan

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Who is the most talented singer ?

o Justin Bieber
o Reece Mastin
o Jack Vidgen
o Shaun Cassidy
o Jamie Redfern
o Derek Redfern
o Mark Vincent
o David Cassidy
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Production delayed on ABC's Resistance

[Wed 21/12/2011 09:56:37]

By Amanda Diaz

Production on ABC's $14 million TV series, Resistance, has been delayed, with
filming to commence in the first quarter of 2012.

The sci-fi series - a co-production with Canada's Shaftesbury Films, was
expected to commence a 23-week shoot in October, and was a key part in
establishing South Australia's Adelaide Studios complex.

According to South Australian Film Corporation chief executive, Richard Harris,
the series - which was to consist of 26 half-hour episodes - is being cut down
to an unspecified number of episodes, with the delay in production a result of
story changes and  script rewrites.

The changes will see a shorter shoot than initially intended.

The ABC confirmed to IF that the production process will begin at the end of the
first quarter of 2012, subject to script approval.

Resistance is the ABC's most expensive children's live action series, and
follows a group of teenage resistance fighters who must protect humankind from
an alien invasion.

Producer Andrew Dillon was contacted by IF, but did not respond.

[Wed 21/12/2011 09:56:37]

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Lisa McCune in her skimpy shorts


Reef Doctors


Reef Doctors is the latest series from
Jonathan M Schiff starring Lisa McCune from
Sea Patrol

A Brand New Fan Group for the Reef Doctors, staring
Lisa McCune in her skimpy shorts ,Matt day and newcomer,
Justin Holobrow

at

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Adventure show Bushwhacked! begins filming in Tasmania

Former child actor Brandon Walters and ABC3's children's host Kayne Tremills
have begun filming action-adventure TV series Bushwhacked! in Tasmania.

The series, which aims to intertwine the exploration of Australian landscapes
and wildlife with education about Aboriginal culture, will also be filmed in
Queensland, the Northern Territory's Red Centre, rural and northern New South
Wales, Tasmania's Eyre Peninsula coastline, and urban Victoria.

Walters will set several challenges for co-host Tremills in the 13-part series,
from tagging a tiger snake to swimming with great whites. However, the series
will also explore elements of bush survival and Aboriginal culture as Walters
introduces Tremills to Aboriginal rights and rituals, as well as bushmen,
jackaroos and Aboriginal elders.

It is the first screen project for Walters since he made his screen debut in Baz
Luhrmann's epic film, Australia, in 2008.

The series is being produced by North One TV, which previously released Outback
United, a documentary tracing the story of Indigenous Australians within
football.

North One TV head of programming, Adam Kay, said Bushwhacked! will be an amazing
wildlife show but also "open a rare window into Aboriginal culture".

The series will screen on ABC3 later this year and will receive international
distribution by the Australian Children's Television Foundation.

More about Brandon

at

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[Mon 09/01/2012 01:44:07]By Fay Al-Janabi

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-Tasmania/GCAMDHJGDQ.html>

AACTA unveils first round of awards

[Sun 15/01/2012 07:12:25]

By Brendan Swift

The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) has unveiled the
first round of its revamped awards at a Sydney luncheon.

Presenters at the event, which was hosted by actor Sigrid Thornton, included
actors such as Radha Mitchell, Rebecca Gibney and Susie Porter, as well as
directors Bruce Beresford, Fred Schepisi and Adam Elliot.

Australian cinematographer Donald McAlpine ACS ASC picked up the AACTA's highest
accolade, the Raymond Longford Award, while filmmaker Ivan Sen received the
Byron Kennedy Award, which recognises innovation and the pursuit of excellence.

Sen, whose latest film Toomelah screened at last year's Cannes Film Festival,
was chosen for "his unique artistic vision and for showing, by his resourceful
multidisciplinary filmmaking, that telling stories on screen is in reach of all
who have something consequential to say".

Meanwhile, production designer Herbert Pinter was awarded the AACTA Award for
Outstanding Achievement In Television for his work on Tim Winton's cloudstreet.

ABC programs dominated the TV awards with Chris Lilley recognised for Angry Boys
(Best Performance in a Television Comedy), Laid winning Best Television Comedy
Series, and My Place, Series 2 recognised as the Best Children's Television
Series.

Among the Australian feature film award winners were The Eye of the Storm, The
Hunter and Snowtown, which each received two craft awards. Meanwhile, Legend Of
The Guardians: The Owls Of Ga'Hoole was awarded Best Visual Effects.

The highest grossing Australian film at the box office in 2011, Red Dog, was
awarded the AFI Members' Choice Award.

Crowd-pleasing feature documentary Mrs Carey's Concert led the documentary
awards with awards for Best Feature Length Documentary and Best Direction in a
Documentary. Other documentary winners included Jandamarra's War, SAS - The
Search for Warriors, murundak - songs of freedom, Out of the Ashes, Shut Up
Little Man! An Audio Misadventure.

The Palace, an Australian/Cypriot co-production, won Best Short Fiction Film and
Best Screenplay in a Short Film, while Nullarbor picked up the Best Short
Animation award.

Nominees were also announced for the new AACTA International Awards via a live
cross to actor Jacki Weaver at the G'Day USA Black Tie Gala in Los Angeles.

The AACTA Awards are run by the Australian Film Institute and replace the AFI
Awards, which were first launched in 1958.

The NSW government is spending $1.7 million a year on the AFIs – almost
one-third of the $6.26 million in production financing it invested (via Screen
NSW) across 41 film and TV projects in 2009-10.

"Today's awards are the first of our two awards events and highlight the
exceptional work of our craftspeople," AFI | AACTA chief executive, Damian
Trewhella, said in a statement.

"We encourage all Australians to support our local screen industry by watching
the Samsung AACTA Awards ceremony in two weeks' time to see which films and
television productions are awarded our nation's best."

The remaining AACTA Awards will be announced at the AACTA Awards ceremony at the
Sydney Opera House on January 31, which will be broadcast on the Nine Network.

Samsung AACTA Awards Luncheon Winners

AACTA RAYMOND LONGFORD AWARD
• Don McAlpine

BYRON KENNEDY AWARD
• Ivan Sen

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
• Legend Of The Guardians: The Owls Of Ga'Hoole. Grant Freckelton.

TELEVISION

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST TELEVISION COMEDY SERIES
• Laid. Liz Watts. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST PERFORMANCE IN A TELEVISION COMEDY
• Chris Lilley. Angry Boys. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST CHILDREN'S TELEVISION SERIES
• My Place, Series 2. Penny Chapman. ABC3

AACTA AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN TELEVISION SCREEN CRAFT
• Herbert Pinter - Production Design. Cloudstreet. FOXTEL - Showcase

SHORT FILM

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST SHORT ANIMATION
• Nullarbor. Alister Lockhart, Patrick Sarell, Katrina Mathers, Merrin Jensen,
Daryl Munton.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST SHORT FICTION FILM
• The Palace. Kate Croser, Anthony Maras, Andros Achilleos.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST SCREENPLAY IN A SHORT FILM
• The Palace. Anthony Maras.

DOCUMENTARY

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST FEATURE LENGTH DOCUMENTARY
• Mrs Carey's Concert. Bob Connolly, Helen Panckhurst, Sophie Raymond. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST DOCUMENTARY UNDER ONE HOUR
• Jandamarra's War. Andrew Ogilvie, Andrea Quesnelle, Eileen Torres. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST DOCUMENTARY SERIES
• SAS - The Search for Warriors. Julia Redwood, Ed Punchard. SBS

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST DIRECTION IN A DOCUMENTARY
• Mrs Carey's Concert. Bob Connolly, Sophie Raymond. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY IN A DOCUMENTARY
• Out Of The Ashes. David Parer ACS. ABC1

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST EDITING IN A DOCUMENTARY
• Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure. Bryan Mason.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST SOUND IN A DOCUMENTARY
• murundak - songs of freedom. Emma Bortignon, Michael Letho, Peter Smith,
Christopher O'Young, Simon Walbrook. SBS

FEATURE FILM

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
• The Hunter. Robert Humphreys ACS.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST EDITING
• Snowtown. Veronika Jenet ASE.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST SOUND
• Snowtown. Frank Lipson MPSE, Andrew McGrath, Des Kenneally, Michael Carden,
John Simpson,
Erin McKimm.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE
• The Hunter. Matteo Zingales, Michael Lira, Andrew Lancaster.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
• The Eye Of The Storm. Melinda Doring.

AACTA AWARD FOR BEST COSTUME DESIGN
• The Eye Of The Storm. Terry Ryan.

AFI MEMBERS' CHOICE AWARD
• Red Dog. Nelson Woss, Julie Ryan.

AACTA INTERNATIONAL AWARDS NOMINEES

AACTA INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR BEST SCREENPLAY

• The Artist. Michel Hazanavicius
• The Descendants. Alexander Payne, Nat Faxon, Jim Rash
• The Ides Of March. George Clooney, Grant Heslov, Beau Willimon
• Margin Call J.C. Chandor
• Melancholia. Lars von Trier
• Midnight In Paris. Woody Allen
• Moneyball. Steven Zaillian, Aaron Sorkin, Stan Chervin
• We Need To Talk About Kevin. Lynne Ramsay, Rory Kinnear

AACTA INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR BEST DIRECTION

• The Artist. Michel Hazanavicius
• Drive. Nicolas Winding Refn
• Hugo. Martin Scorsese
• Margin Call. J.C. Chandor
• Melancholia. Lars von Trier
• Midnight In Paris. Woody Allen
• The Tree Of Life. Terrence Malick
• We Need To Talk About Kevin. Lynne Ramsay

AACTA INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR BEST ACTOR

• George Clooney. The Descendants
• Leonardo DiCaprio. J. Edgar
• Jean Dujardin. The Artist
• Michael Fassbender. Shame
• Ryan Gosling. The Ides Of March
• Brad Pitt. Moneyball

AACTA INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR BEST ACTRESS

• Glenn Close. Albert Nobbs
• Kirsten Dunst. Melancholia
• Meryl Streep. The Iron Lady
• Tilda Swinton. We Need To Talk About Kevin
• Mia Wasikowska. Jane Eyre
• Michelle Williams. My Week With Marilyn

AACTA INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR BEST FILM

• The Artist
• The Descendants
• Hugo
• The Ides Of March
• Margin Call
• Melancholia
• Midnight In Paris
• Moneyball
• The Tree Of Life
• We Need To Talk About Kevin

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Yellow Wiggle's luck changes: he's back with the band

Greg Page was forced to quit the internationally successful children's band the
Wiggles five years ago after 16 years in the yellow skivvy. He was suffering
from a rare medical condition.

"This takes me full circle. I'm excited to be back with my friends and to be
entertaining our incredible fans again," Page said in a statement released this
morning.

"I didn't get a chance to say farewell last time, so this is an opportunity I
couldn't refuse.

"I'm feeling great and looking forward to doing what I love."

Sam Moran, who replaced Page, has offered to step aside.

"I am very proud of my five years as the yellow Wiggle and the group's continued
success with me as their lead singer," he said.

"I have enjoyed every minute of my nine years touring with the group, but I now
look forward to new opportunities and more time spent with my wife and
two-year-old daughter."

Page, 40, left the group in November 2006 after being diagnosed with orthostatic
intolerance, which left him disoriented whenever he stood upright.

Singing also triggered hyperventilation and dizziness.

In 2010 CNNMoney estimated the Wiggles were earning $45 million a year.

Early last year, Page was reported to have lost some of his fortune after
starting a property development business that struggled in the economic
downturn.

During an interview to promote his memoir, Now and Then, Page said he felt like
a "total failure" after losing a considerable amount of money.

But he denied reports he was forced to sell his mansion in Dural, in Sydney's
north-west, as a result.

Page said his financial losses made him a better person.

"It taught me a lot of things," he said.

"To be more grounded, to appreciate what we have, rather than look for what we
don't to make us happy.

"I was looking for something to do to make me happy and I was looking to try to
be successful again … rather than what was the beauty of the Wiggles, which is
that it just happened. We weren't trying to create success.

"So it taught me to live in the moment.

"I also know myself better now; I'm more comfortable with the fact that I have
faults and flaws.

"Whereas before, I guess, I wanted to believe that I was … not perfect but that
I was somehow impervious to the real world. Now I'm a real person who lives in
the real world."

Page returns to perform with long-time friends Anthony Field, Murray Cook and
Jeff Fatt.

"Greg is an integral part of Wiggles history and will now play a role in its
future," Field said.

"Despite his absence for the past five years, fans worldwide remember him
fondly.

"It's terrific to be able to bring him back into the group."

Stephanie Gardiner January 18, 2012

<http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/yellow-wiggles-luck-changes-hes-back-\
with-the-band-20120118-1q5gd.html>

Who might play Young Emmeline and Young Richard
in The Blue Lagoon ?

o Ella Rose Shenman

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o Charlie-Rose MacLennan

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o Bella Thorne

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o Ryan Newman

http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Ryan_Newman/

o Bailee Madison

http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Bailee_Madison/

o Lydia Waters

o Darcy Rose Byrnes

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o Mackenzie Foy

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o Felix Dean

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o Harold Warner

o Joey Massey

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o Trent Sullivan

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o Terrell Ransom, Jr

o Mia Talerico

o Ella Bleu Travolta

o Rhiannon Leigh Wryn

o Isabella Acres

o Preston Bailey

o Jackson Brundage

o Noah Cyrus

o Madison De La Garza

o Jackie Evancho

o Alina Foley

o Jonathan Morgan Heit

o Morgan Lily


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Esben Storm honoured with ADG award

Australian filmmaker Esben Storm, who died last year, will be honoured with a
new award in his name at the Australian Directors Guild Awards.

The award will be the Esben Storm Award for Best Direction in a Children's
Television Program.

It will be presented at the ADG Awards on May 11.

Storm passed away last March, aged 60.

The head of Storm Productions, which he established in 1978, Esben was
particularly known for his work as a director of children's TV including Round
the Twist, Crash Zone, The Genie from Down Under and 2007′s SBS series
Kick) . he was also an actor with his last appearance on All Saints.

Storm directed the features 27A (1974), In Search of Anna (1978), With Prejudice
(1982), Stanley (1984) , Deadly (1991) and Subterano (2003). He also made
documentaries such as The Tasty Bust Reunion and America, and for many years
tried, unsuccessfully, to adapt John Marsden's novel Tomorrow, When the War
Began.

The Award is sponsored by the Australian Children's Television Foundation.

Ray Argall, President of the ADG,  said: "Esben Storm was one of Australia's
leading directors and he brought his unique talents to the children's drama he
created. So many much-loved memories have been forever forged into the minds of
Australian children who grew up with the characters and stories he brought to
life on screen as a director, writer and producer.

"Esben embodied the true spirit of the creative filmmaker – he was driven,
passionate and stood up for what he believed. Not something easy to do in the
filmmaking business. He was a founding member of the ADG/ASDA and, over the past
30 years, advocated the core values of the directors' guild. On set and during
all phases of production Esben was loved by the crews and cast that worked with
him, and he had a special rapport with the young performers he worked with in
the children's television drama he excelled at."

Jenny Buckland, CEO of the ACTF, said: "Esben and Paul Jennings created Round
the Twist, an iconic series that has brought laughter and enjoyment to millions
of children around the world for more than 20 years. Esben is connected with
many ACTF productions – as a writer, script editor, actor, and most frequently,
as a director. He was one of a kind and, to those he worked with, he sparkled,
entertained, provoked and challenged, always looking to push the boundaries."

The entry deadline for the 2012 ADG Awards is February 27.

The 18 categories in the 2012 ADG Awards are:
1.     Feature Film
2.     Telemovie
3.     Animation
4.     Documentary Standalone
5.     Documentary Feature
6.     Documentary Series
7.     TV Drama Series
8.     TV Mini Series
9.     TV Drama Serial
10.   TV Comedy
11.   TV Reality / light entertainment
12.   TV Children's
13.   Cross Platform project
14.   Original online project
15.   TVC
16.   Short film
17.  Music video
18.  Student

<http://www.encoremagazine.com.au/esben-storm-honoured-with-adg-award-12542>

TV stations call restrictions anachronistic but new rules may ruin kids' drama.

AUSTRALIA could lose protection over the amount of children's drama shown on
television, and digital platforms such as YouTube could be forced to subsidise
local content in a major overhaul of media regulations.

The interim report of the federal government's Convergence Review - which will
result in new rules for TV, radio and some internet sites - recommends a minimum
level of local content based on a ''percentage of expenditure'' formula. But it
is uncertain whether children's drama will be compulsory under the new system.

Of the top 20 children's television shows, only four are made locally. Australia
is the only country that imposes quotas on children's drama, requiring
commercial channels to screen 96 hours of local, first-run programs over three
years.

The system was introduced in 1984 to counter the glut of American cartoons and
sitcoms in the after-school timeslot. Since then, there have been many
critically acclaimed series with a global audience, including Round the Twist,
Lockie Leonard and Pearlie, which screens in more than 100 countries.

But the commercial networks - Seven, Nine and Ten - now argue that the quotas
are outdated.

In its submission, Network Seven called for the ''anachronistic'' quotas to be
dropped altogether, arguing there is now a ''proliferation of quality and
accessible children's content'' on other platforms such as DVDs, iPads, catch-up
websites and digital video recorders.

Industry body Free TV Australia also opposes the children's quotas.

A senior source from one network said: ''If you look at the three commercial
stations, none of them goes a minute over their children's quotas because
there's absolutely no market for it. It's insane.''

An OzTam ratings report, commissioned by The Sunday Age, shows that Seven, Nine
and Ten did not rank in the top 20 children's dramas of 2011; 18 of the
highest-rating programs were shown on the ABC's children's channel, ABC3, with
the remainder on ABC1. Only four of these shows were made in Australia.

''We're funnelling money into good-quality kids' programs that nobody watches,''
the source said.

The networks also oppose children's quotas because of the associated limits on
advertising and news flashes.

''Free TV is entirely advertiser-supported,'' the source said, ''yet we have to
turn Coco Pops away because of the ad restrictions. Then the advertisers go,
'Fine, we'll just take our ad to pay TV', which has no such restrictions.''

The interim Convergence Review report recommends the overall Australian content
quota of 55 per cent continues ''in the short to medium term''. Beyond that, it
proposes that quotas be replaced to reflect the money spent to produce content,
or revenue generated from it.

Depending on a network's financial position, this could significantly alter its
production of local content.

However, web platforms could be forced to contribute to a general fund to
subsidise Australian production.

A Convergence Review spokesman would not clarify whether YouTube and similar
sites would be taxed.

Nor did he confirm whether children's content would be made compulsory, saying
the final report, due in three weeks, would specify this.

But the Australian Children's Television Foundation wants children's programs to
be protected under the new system. ''If you've got around 20 per cent of the
population under 14, I think it's fair that the kids' audience gets around 20
per cent of whatever's there,'' said the foundation's chief executive, Jenny
Buckland.

Ms Buckland believes that until the new system starts, the burden on commercial
networks should be eased by allowing them to screen approved local children's
drama on their digital multi-channels. She also wants these programs to be
scheduled in ''blocks''.

''The networks aren't going to show a kids' program at 5.30pm on their main
channel,'' Ms Buckland said. ''But if they were allowed to do it on Go! or
7Mate, it would reflect the fact that many kids come home a bit later now.''

She adds that while commercial children's dramas don't always attract big
audiences in their first run, they pick up many viewers via repeat screenings,
catch-up services, iPad viewing apps and DVD sales.

''ABC does a fantastic job with kids' drama,'' Ms Buckland said, ''and Australia
has a great reputation overseas for children's drama. For a long time, we were
the only ones who invested in it, so it really stood out.''

Ms Buckland said it was important for the ABC to have competition from the
commercial networks, and that children's TV producers ''need more than one door
to knock on''.

''Television is one of our great storytelling devices and we need some stories
to be culturally relevant,'' she said. ''It doesn't mean you can't watch Hannah
Montana, but it's really important that our kids hear their own language and see
our diverse society being reflected at them.''

March 4, 2012

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Networks fight children's TV local quota

"We're funnelling money into good quality kids programs nobody watches,"... a
senior network source.

AUSTRALIA'S status as a world-class producer of children's drama is under
threat, with TV quotas set to be scrapped in an overhaul of media regulations.

The interim report of the federal government's convergence review - which will
result in new rules for TV, radio and some internet sites - recommends local
content volumes be determined by a ''percentage of expenditure'' formula. But it
is uncertain whether children's drama will be mandated under the new system.

An OzTam ratings report, commissioned by The Sun-Herald's sister paper in
Melbourne, The Sunday Age, shows that Seven, Nine and Ten did not have a single
program in the top 20 children's dramas of 2011. Eighteen of the top-rating
shows screened on ABC's children's channel, ABC3, with the other two airing on
ABC1. Only four of these shows were Australian.

''We're funnelling money into good quality kids programs nobody watches,'' a
senior source from one network said.

Australia is the only country that imposes a children's drama quota on
commercial channels, requiring them to screen 96 hours of local, first-run
scripted programs over three years.

The system was introduced in 1984 to counter the glut of US shows in the
after-school slot. It has resulted in many critically acclaimed series with a
global audience, including Round the Twist, Lockie Leonard and Pearlie, which
screens in more than 100 countries.

But, in its submission to the review, Channel Seven called for the
''anachronistic'' quotas to be dropped, arguing there was now a ''proliferation
of quality and accessible children's content'' on other platforms such as DVDs
and iPads.

Seven declined to comment but the source said: ''If you look at the three
commercial stations, none of them goes a minute over their children's quotas
because there's absolutely no market for it.'' The networks are also concerned
about associated limits on advertising and news flashes.

The interim report recommends the overall Australian quota of 55 per cent
continue ''in the short to medium term'' and be replaced long-term by a minimum
percentage of expenditure or revenue on local shows.

The Australian Children's Television Foundation wants children's programs
protected under the new system.

''If you've got around 20 per cent of the population under 14, I think it's fair
the kids' audience gets around 20 per cent of whatever's there,'' said chief
executive Jenny Buckland.

Michael Lallo March 4, 2012

<http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/tv/networks-fight-childrens-tv-local-quota-2012\
0303-1u9m0.html>


>
> TV stations call restrictions anachronistic but new rules may ruin kids'
drama.
>
> AUSTRALIA could lose protection over the amount of children's drama shown on
television, and digital platforms such as YouTube could be forced to subsidise
local content in a major overhaul of media regulations.
>
> The interim report of the federal government's Convergence Review - which will
result in new rules for TV, radio and some internet sites - recommends a minimum
level of local content based on a ''percentage of expenditure'' formula. But it
is uncertain whether children's drama will be compulsory under the new system.
>
> Of the top 20 children's television shows, only four are made locally.
Australia is the only country that imposes quotas on children's drama, requiring
commercial channels to screen 96 hours of local, first-run programs over three
years.
>
> The system was introduced in 1984 to counter the glut of American cartoons and
sitcoms in the after-school timeslot. Since then, there have been many
critically acclaimed series with a global audience, including Round the Twist,
Lockie Leonard and Pearlie, which screens in more than 100 countries.
>
> But the commercial networks - Seven, Nine and Ten - now argue that the quotas
are outdated.
>
> In its submission, Network Seven called for the ''anachronistic'' quotas to be
dropped altogether, arguing there is now a ''proliferation of quality and
accessible children's content'' on other platforms such as DVDs, iPads, catch-up
websites and digital video recorders.
>
> Industry body Free TV Australia also opposes the children's quotas.
>
> A senior source from one network said: ''If you look at the three commercial
stations, none of them goes a minute over their children's quotas because
there's absolutely no market for it. It's insane.''
>
> An OzTam ratings report, commissioned by The Sunday Age, shows that Seven,
Nine and Ten did not rank in the top 20 children's dramas of 2011; 18 of the
highest-rating programs were shown on the ABC's children's channel, ABC3, with
the remainder on ABC1. Only four of these shows were made in Australia.
>
> ''We're funnelling money into good-quality kids' programs that nobody
watches,'' the source said.
>
> The networks also oppose children's quotas because of the associated limits on
advertising and news flashes.
>
> ''Free TV is entirely advertiser-supported,'' the source said, ''yet we have
to turn Coco Pops away because of the ad restrictions. Then the advertisers go,
'Fine, we'll just take our ad to pay TV', which has no such restrictions.''
>
> The interim Convergence Review report recommends the overall Australian
content quota of 55 per cent continues ''in the short to medium term''. Beyond
that, it proposes that quotas be replaced to reflect the money spent to produce
content, or revenue generated from it.
>
> Depending on a network's financial position, this could significantly alter
its production of local content.
>
> However, web platforms could be forced to contribute to a general fund to
subsidise Australian production.
>
> A Convergence Review spokesman would not clarify whether YouTube and similar
sites would be taxed.
>
> Nor did he confirm whether children's content would be made compulsory, saying
the final report, due in three weeks, would specify this.
>
> But the Australian Children's Television Foundation wants children's programs
to be protected under the new system. ''If you've got around 20 per cent of the
population under 14, I think it's fair that the kids' audience gets around 20
per cent of whatever's there,'' said the foundation's chief executive, Jenny
Buckland.
>
> Ms Buckland believes that until the new system starts, the burden on
commercial networks should be eased by allowing them to screen approved local
children's drama on their digital multi-channels. She also wants these programs
to be scheduled in ''blocks''.
>
> ''The networks aren't going to show a kids' program at 5.30pm on their main
channel,'' Ms Buckland said. ''But if they were allowed to do it on Go! or
7Mate, it would reflect the fact that many kids come home a bit later now.''
>
> She adds that while commercial children's dramas don't always attract big
audiences in their first run, they pick up many viewers via repeat screenings,
catch-up services, iPad viewing apps and DVD sales.
>
> ''ABC does a fantastic job with kids' drama,'' Ms Buckland said, ''and
Australia has a great reputation overseas for children's drama. For a long time,
we were the only ones who invested in it, so it really stood out.''
>
> Ms Buckland said it was important for the ABC to have competition from the
commercial networks, and that children's TV producers ''need more than one door
to knock on''.
>
> ''Television is one of our great storytelling devices and we need some stories
to be culturally relevant,'' she said. ''It doesn't mean you can't watch Hannah
Montana, but it's really important that our kids hear their own language and see
our diverse society being reflected at them.''
>
> March 4, 2012
>
>
<http://www.theage.com.au/entertainment/childrens-television-quotas-facing-the-c\
hop-20120303-1ua3o.html>
>

Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I looked for the
informations and photos of this tv series from internet I couldn't find lot of
informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I don't know his real name
and I can't remember the character name exactly either. But I have a faint
memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he acted as Jo's boyfriend
in few episodes. I want to know more informations about this actor. Atleast I
want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos too. I think I watched
this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in Australia. And this
series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander Kemp are the main
characters.

Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I looked for the
informations and photos of this tv series from internet I couldn't find lot of
informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I don't know his real name
and I can't remember the character name exactly either. But I have a faint
memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he acted as Jo's boyfriend
in few episodes. I want to know more informations about this actor. Atleast I
want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos too. I think I watched
this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in Australia. And this
series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander Kemp are the main
characters.

Hi Nicole,

Alexander Kemp played Danny Foster in Kelly

Charmaine Gorman played Jo

scans from TV Week 1990

at

<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/photos/album/1697933470/pic/list\
>

Gil Tucker from Cop shop and House Rules also in Kelly

--- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, "niroshapnonis" <niroshapnonis@...>
wrote:
>
> Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I looked for
the informations and photos of this tv series from internet I couldn't find lot
of informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I don't know his real
name and I can't remember the character name exactly either. But I have a faint
memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he acted as Jo's boyfriend
in few episodes. I want to know more informations about this actor. Atleast I
want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos too. I think I watched
this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in Australia. And this
series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander Kemp are the main
characters.
>

More about Charmaine Gorman

Five Moments of Infidelity as Brittney

2005 You and Your Stupid Mate as AD at Logies


1985-1997 Neighbours (TV series)
Vicki Gibbons / Rebecca Knotts / Josie Brown / …
– Episode #1.2849 (1997) … Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
– Episode #1.2843 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
– Episode #1.2842 (1997) … Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
– Episode #1.2841 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
– Episode #1.2838 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
See all 26 episodes »

1991 Kelly (TV series)as  Patterson

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0331051/


>
> Hi Nicole,
>
> Alexander Kemp played Danny Foster in Kelly
>
> Charmaine Gorman played Jo
>
> scans from TV Week 1990
>
> at
>
>
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/photos/album/1697933470/pic/list\
>
>
> Gil Tucker from Cop shop and House Rules also in Kelly
>
> --- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, "niroshapnonis" <niroshapnonis@>
wrote:
> >
> > Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I looked for
the informations and photos of this tv series from internet I couldn't find lot
of informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I don't know his real
name and I can't remember the character name exactly either. But I have a faint
memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he acted as Jo's boyfriend
in few episodes. I want to know more informations about this actor. Atleast I
want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos too. I think I watched
this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in Australia. And this
series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander Kemp are the main
characters.
> >
>

More about Alexander Kemp

Janus (TV series)as Jamie Thomas
– Not on the Merits (1994) … Jamie Thomas

1994 Neighbours (TV series)as Benny
– Episode #1.2214 (1994) … Benny

1991 Kelly (TV series)as Danny Foster

1989 The Flying Doctors (TV series)as Ben Potter
– Bitter Harvest (1989) … Ben Potter

1987 Takeover (TV movie)as Harvey

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0447251/

and Kelly

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/

>
> More about Charmaine Gorman
>
> Five Moments of Infidelity as Brittney
>
> 2005 You and Your Stupid Mate as AD at Logies
>
>
> 1985-1997 Neighbours (TV series)
> Vicki Gibbons / Rebecca Knotts / Josie Brown / …
> – Episode #1.2849 (1997) … Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
> – Episode #1.2843 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
> – Episode #1.2842 (1997) … Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
> – Episode #1.2841 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
> – Episode #1.2838 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
> See all 26 episodes »
>
> 1991 Kelly (TV series)as  Patterson
>
> http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0331051/
>
>
> >
> > Hi Nicole,
> >
> > Alexander Kemp played Danny Foster in Kelly
> >
> > Charmaine Gorman played Jo
> >
> > scans from TV Week 1990
> >
> > at
> >
> >
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/photos/album/1697933470/pic/list\
>
> >
> > Gil Tucker from Cop shop and House Rules also in Kelly
> >
> > --- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, "niroshapnonis" <niroshapnonis@>
wrote:
> > >
> > > Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I looked
for the informations and photos of this tv series from internet I couldn't find
lot of informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I don't know his
real name and I can't remember the character name exactly either. But I have a
faint memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he acted as Jo's
boyfriend in few episodes. I want to know more informations about this actor.
Atleast I want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos too. I think
I watched this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in Australia. And
this series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander Kemp are the
main characters.
> > >
> >
>

Thank you for sending this information. But the actor I'm looking for acted in
few episodes in 'Kelly'. Can I have the full name list of the actors of this tv
series? I can remember he is kissing Jo and give her a necklace in one episode
of "Kelly" :)
------------------------------
  On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 19:37 PDT Artzine N wrote:

  >
  >
  >
  >More about Alexander Kemp
  >
  >Janus (TV series)as Jamie Thomas
  >– Not on the Merits (1994) … Jamie Thomas
  >
  >1994 Neighbours (TV series)as Benny
  >– Episode #1.2214 (1994) … Benny
  >
  >1991 Kelly (TV series)as Danny Foster
  >
  >1989 The Flying Doctors (TV series)as Ben Potter
  >– Bitter Harvest (1989) … Ben Potter
  >
  >1987 Takeover (TV movie)as Harvey
  >
  >http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0447251/
  >
  >and Kelly
  >
  >http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/
  >
  >>
  >> More about Charmaine Gorman
  >>
  >> Five Moments of Infidelity as Brittney
  >>
  >> 2005 You and Your Stupid Mate as AD at Logies
  >>
  >>
  >> 1985-1997 Neighbours (TV series)
  >> Vicki Gibbons / Rebecca Knotts / Josie Brown / …
  >> – Episode #1.2849 (1997) … Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
  >> – Episode #1.2843 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
  >> – Episode #1.2842 (1997) … Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
  >> – Episode #1.2841 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
  >> – Episode #1.2838 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
  >> See all 26 episodes Β»
  >>
  >> 1991 Kelly (TV series)as Patterson
  >>
  >> http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0331051/
  >>
  >>
  >> >
  >> > Hi Nicole,
  >> >
  >> > Alexander Kemp played Danny Foster in Kelly
  >> >
  >> > Charmaine Gorman played Jo
  >> >
  >> > scans from TV Week 1990
  >> >
  >> > at
  >> >
  >> >
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/photos/album/1697933470/pic/list\
>
  >> >
  >> > Gil Tucker from Cop shop and House Rules also in Kelly
  >> >
  >> > --- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, "niroshapnonis" <niroshapnonis@>
wrote:
  >> > >
  >> > > Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I looked
for the informations and photos of this tv series from internet I couldn't find
lot of informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I don't know his
real name and I can't remember the character name exactly either. But I have a
faint memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he acted as Jo's
boyfriend in few episodes. I want to know more informations about this actor.
Atleast I want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos too. I think
I watched this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in Australia. And
this series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander Kemp are the
main characters.
  >> > >
  >> >
  >>
  >
  >

I cant find a Paul as a character

Series Cast
	 Charmaine Gorman Jo Patterson
	 Alexander Kemp  Danny Foster
	 Gil Tucker  Frank Patterson
	 Ailsa Piper  Maggie Patterson
	 Katy Brinson   Dr. Robyn Foster
	 Anthony Hawkins   Mike Patterson
	 Matthew Ketteringham Chris Patterson
	 Joseph Spano  Brian Horton
	 Lois Collinder
	 Anne Phelan
	 Louise Siversen  Glennis
	 Pepe Trevor
	 Alison Whyte  Cathy Taylor

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/

--- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, Nirosha Priyadharshani Nonis
<niroshapnonis@...> wrote:
>
>
> Thank you for sending this information. But the actor I'm looking for acted in
few episodes in 'Kelly'. Can I have the full name list of the actors of this tv
series? I can remember he is kissing Jo and give her a necklace in one episode
of "Kelly" :)
> ------------------------------
>  On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 19:37 PDT Artzine N wrote:
>
>  >
>  >
>  >
>  >More about Alexander Kemp
>  >
>  >Janus (TV series)as Jamie Thomas
>  >β€" Not on the Merits (1994) … Jamie Thomas
>  >
>  >1994 Neighbours (TV series)as Benny
>  >β€" Episode #1.2214 (1994) … Benny
>  >
>  >1991 Kelly (TV series)as Danny Foster
>  >
>  >1989 The Flying Doctors (TV series)as Ben Potter
>  >β€" Bitter Harvest (1989) … Ben Potter
>  >
>  >1987 Takeover (TV movie)as Harvey
>  >
>  >http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0447251/
>  >
>  >and Kelly
>  >
>  >http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/
>  >
>  >>
>  >> More about Charmaine Gorman
>  >>
>  >> Five Moments of Infidelity as Brittney
>  >>
>  >> 2005 You and Your Stupid Mate as AD at Logies
>  >>
>  >>
>  >> 1985-1997 Neighbours (TV series)
>  >> Vicki Gibbons / Rebecca Knotts / Josie Brown / …
>  >> β€" Episode #1.2849 (1997) … Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
>  >> β€" Episode #1.2843 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
>  >> β€" Episode #1.2842 (1997) … Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
>  >> β€" Episode #1.2841 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
>  >> β€" Episode #1.2838 (1997) … Rebecca Knotts
>  >> See all 26 episodes Β»
>  >>
>  >> 1991 Kelly (TV series)as Patterson
>  >>
>  >> http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0331051/
>  >>
>  >>
>  >> >
>  >> > Hi Nicole,
>  >> >
>  >> > Alexander Kemp played Danny Foster in Kelly
>  >> >
>  >> > Charmaine Gorman played Jo
>  >> >
>  >> > scans from TV Week 1990
>  >> >
>  >> > at
>  >> >
>  >> >
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/photos/album/1697933470/pic/list\
>
>  >> >
>  >> > Gil Tucker from Cop shop and House Rules also in Kelly
>  >> >
>  >> > --- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, "niroshapnonis"
<niroshapnonis@> wrote:
>  >> > >
>  >> > > Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I
looked for the informations and photos of this tv series from internet I
couldn't find lot of informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I
don't know his real name and I can't remember the character name exactly either.
But I have a faint memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he
acted as Jo's boyfriend in few episodes. I want to know more informations about
this actor. Atleast I want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos
too. I think I watched this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in
Australia. And this series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander
Kemp are the main characters.
>  >> > >
>  >> >
>  >>
>  >
>  >
>

----- Original Message -----

From: Artzine N

To: Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2012 10:29 PM

Subject: [Aus_Childrens_TV] Re: 'Kelly' TV series- Actor of Character named 'Paul'

 

I cant find a Paul as a character

Series Cast
Charmaine Gorman Jo Patterson
Alexander Kemp Danny Foster
Gil Tucker Frank Patterson
Ailsa Piper Maggie Patterson
Katy Brinson Dr. Robyn Foster
Anthony Hawkins Mike Patterson
Matthew Ketteringham Chris Patterson
Joseph Spano Brian Horton
Lois Collinder
Anne Phelan
Louise Siversen Glennis
Pepe Trevor
Alison Whyte Cathy Taylor

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/

--- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, Nirosha Priyadharshani Nonis <niroshapnonis@...> wrote:
>
>
> Thank you for sending this information. But the actor I'm looking for acted in few episodes in 'Kelly'. Can I have the full name list of the actors of this tv series? I can remember he is kissing Jo and give her a necklace in one episode of "Kelly" :)
> ------------------------------
> On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 19:37 PDT Artzine N wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >
> >More about Alexander Kemp
> >
> >Janus (TV series)as Jamie Thomas
> >Ò€" Not on the Merits (1994) Ò€¦ Jamie Thomas
> >
> >1994 Neighbours (TV series)as Benny
> >Ò€" Episode #1.2214 (1994) Ò€¦ Benny
> >
> >1991 Kelly (TV series)as Danny Foster
> >
> >1989 The Flying Doctors (TV series)as Ben Potter
> >Ò€" Bitter Harvest (1989) Ò€¦ Ben Potter
> >
> >1987 Takeover (TV movie)as Harvey
> >
> >http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0447251/
> >
> >and Kelly
> >
> >http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/
> >
> >>
> >> More about Charmaine Gorman
> >>
> >> Five Moments of Infidelity as Brittney
> >>
> >> 2005 You and Your Stupid Mate as AD at Logies
> >>
> >>
> >> 1985-1997 Neighbours (TV series)
> >> Vicki Gibbons / Rebecca Knotts / Josie Brown / Ò€¦
> >> Ò€" Episode #1.2849 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
> >> Ò€" Episode #1.2843 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
> >> Ò€" Episode #1.2842 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
> >> Ò€" Episode #1.2841 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
> >> Ò€" Episode #1.2838 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
> >> See all 26 episodes »
> >>
> >> 1991 Kelly (TV series)as Patterson
> >>
> >> http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0331051/
> >>
> >>
> >> >
> >> > Hi Nicole,
> >> >
> >> > Alexander Kemp played Danny Foster in Kelly
> >> >
> >> > Charmaine Gorman played Jo
> >> >
> >> > scans from TV Week 1990
> >> >
> >> > at
> >> >
> >> > <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/photos/album/1697933470/pic/list>
> >> >
> >> > Gil Tucker from Cop shop and House Rules also in Kelly
> >> >
> >> > --- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, "niroshapnonis" <niroshapnonis@> wrote:
> >> > >
> >> > > Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I looked for the informations and photos of this tv series from internet I couldn't find lot of informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I don't know his real name and I can't remember the character name exactly either. But I have a faint memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he acted as Jo's boyfriend in few episodes. I want to know more informations about this actor. Atleast I want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos too. I think I watched this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in Australia. And this series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander Kemp are the main characters.
> >> > >
> >> >
> >>
> >
> >
>

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Thank you very much for the information. I think there's no anything about him
in internet :(
------------------------------
  On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 04:47 PDT Deb White wrote:

  >many actors i know and a few prisoners too
  >
  > ----- Original Message -----
  > From: Artzine N
  > To: Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com
  > Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2012 10:29 PM
  > Subject: [Aus_Childrens_TV] Re: 'Kelly' TV series- Actor of Character named
'Paul'
  >
  >
  >
  > I cant find a Paul as a character
  >
  > Series Cast
  > Charmaine Gorman Jo Patterson
  > Alexander Kemp Danny Foster
  > Gil Tucker Frank Patterson
  > Ailsa Piper Maggie Patterson
  > Katy Brinson Dr. Robyn Foster
  > Anthony Hawkins Mike Patterson
  > Matthew Ketteringham Chris Patterson
  > Joseph Spano Brian Horton
  > Lois Collinder
  > Anne Phelan
  > Louise Siversen Glennis
  > Pepe Trevor
  > Alison Whyte Cathy Taylor
  >
  > http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/
  >
  > --- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, Nirosha Priyadharshani Nonis
<niroshapnonis@...> wrote:
  > >
  > >
  > > Thank you for sending this information. But the actor I'm looking for acted
in few episodes in 'Kelly'. Can I have the full name list of the actors of this
tv series? I can remember he is kissing Jo and give her a necklace in one
episode of "Kelly" :)
  > > ------------------------------
  > > On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 19:37 PDT Artzine N wrote:
  > >
  > > >
  > > >
  > > >
  > > >More about Alexander Kemp
  > > >
  > > >Janus (TV series)as Jamie Thomas
  > > >Ò€" Not on the Merits (1994) Ò€¦ Jamie Thomas
  > > >
  > > >1994 Neighbours (TV series)as Benny
  > > >Ò€" Episode #1.2214 (1994) Ò€¦ Benny
  > > >
  > > >1991 Kelly (TV series)as Danny Foster
  > > >
  > > >1989 The Flying Doctors (TV series)as Ben Potter
  > > >Ò€" Bitter Harvest (1989) Ò€¦ Ben Potter
  > > >
  > > >1987 Takeover (TV movie)as Harvey
  > > >
  > > >http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0447251/
  > > >
  > > >and Kelly
  > > >
  > > >http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/
  > > >
  > > >
  > > > More about Charmaine Gorman
  > > >
  > > > Five Moments of Infidelity as Brittney
  > > >
  > > > 2005 You and Your Stupid Mate as AD at Logies
  > > >
  > > >
  > > > 1985-1997 Neighbours (TV series)
  > > > Vicki Gibbons / Rebecca Knotts / Josie Brown / Ò€¦
  > > > Ò€" Episode #1.2849 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
  > > > Ò€" Episode #1.2843 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
  > > > Ò€" Episode #1.2842 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
  > > > Ò€" Episode #1.2841 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
  > > > Ò€" Episode #1.2838 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
  > > > See all 26 episodes »
  > > >
  > > > 1991 Kelly (TV series)as Patterson
  > > >
  > > > http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0331051/
  > > >
  > > >
  > > > >
  > > > > Hi Nicole,
  > > > >
  > > > > Alexander Kemp played Danny Foster in Kelly
  > > > >
  > > > > Charmaine Gorman played Jo
  > > > >
  > > > > scans from TV Week 1990
  > > > >
  > > > > at
  > > > >
  > > > >
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/photos/album/1697933470/pic/list\
>
  > > > >
  > > > > Gil Tucker from Cop shop and House Rules also in Kelly
  > > > >
  > > > > --- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, "niroshapnonis"
<niroshapnonis@> wrote:
  > > > > >
  > > > > > Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I
looked for the informations and photos of this tv series from internet I
couldn't find lot of informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I
don't know his real name and I can't remember the character name exactly either.
But I have a faint memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he
acted as Jo's boyfriend in few episodes. I want to know more informations about
this actor. Atleast I want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos
too. I think I watched this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in
Australia. And this series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander
Kemp are the main characters.
  > > > > >
  > > > >
  > > >
  > > >
  > > >
  > >
  >
  >
  >
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Thank you very much again for the information. I think there's no anything about
him in internet :(
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  On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 04:29 PDT Artzine N wrote:

  >I cant find a Paul as a character
  >
  >Series Cast
  > Charmaine Gorman Jo Patterson
  > Alexander Kemp  Danny Foster
  > Gil Tucker  Frank Patterson
  > Ailsa Piper  Maggie Patterson
  > Katy Brinson   Dr. Robyn Foster
  > Anthony Hawkins   Mike Patterson
  > Matthew Ketteringham Chris Patterson
  > Joseph Spano  Brian Horton
  > Lois Collinder
  > Anne Phelan
  > Louise Siversen  Glennis
  > Pepe Trevor
  > Alison Whyte  Cathy Taylor
  >
  >http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/
  >
  >--- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, Nirosha Priyadharshani Nonis
<niroshapnonis@...> wrote:
  >>
  >>
  >> Thank you for sending this information. But the actor I'm looking for acted
in few episodes in 'Kelly'. Can I have the full name list of the actors of this
tv series? I can remember he is kissing Jo and give her a necklace in one
episode of "Kelly" :)
  >> ------------------------------
  >> On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 19:37 PDT Artzine N wrote:
  >>
  >> >
  >> >
  >> >
  >> >More about Alexander Kemp
  >> >
  >> >Janus (TV series)as Jamie Thomas
  >> >Ò€" Not on the Merits (1994) Ò€¦ Jamie Thomas
  >> >
  >> >1994 Neighbours (TV series)as Benny
  >> >Ò€" Episode #1.2214 (1994) Ò€¦ Benny
  >> >
  >> >1991 Kelly (TV series)as Danny Foster
  >> >
  >> >1989 The Flying Doctors (TV series)as Ben Potter
  >> >Ò€" Bitter Harvest (1989) Ò€¦ Ben Potter
  >> >
  >> >1987 Takeover (TV movie)as Harvey
  >> >
  >> >http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0447251/
  >> >
  >> >and Kelly
  >> >
  >> >http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101129/
  >> >
  >> >
  >> > More about Charmaine Gorman
  >> >
  >> > Five Moments of Infidelity as Brittney
  >> >
  >> > 2005 You and Your Stupid Mate as AD at Logies
  >> >
  >> >
  >> > 1985-1997 Neighbours (TV series)
  >> > Vicki Gibbons / Rebecca Knotts / Josie Brown / Ò€¦
  >> > Ò€" Episode #1.2849 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
  >> > Ò€" Episode #1.2843 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
  >> > Ò€" Episode #1.2842 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca 'Becky' Knotts
  >> > Ò€" Episode #1.2841 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
  >> > Ò€" Episode #1.2838 (1997) Ò€¦ Rebecca Knotts
  >> > See all 26 episodes »
  >> >
  >> > 1991 Kelly (TV series)as Patterson
  >> >
  >> > http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0331051/
  >> >
  >> >
  >> > >
  >> > > Hi Nicole,
  >> > >
  >> > > Alexander Kemp played Danny Foster in Kelly
  >> > >
  >> > > Charmaine Gorman played Jo
  >> > >
  >> > > scans from TV Week 1990
  >> > >
  >> > > at
  >> > >
  >> > >
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/photos/album/1697933470/pic/list\
>
  >> > >
  >> > > Gil Tucker from Cop shop and House Rules also in Kelly
  >> > >
  >> > > --- In Aus_Childrens_TV@yahoogroups.com, "niroshapnonis"
<niroshapnonis@> wrote:
  >> > > >
  >> > > > Many years ago, I watched this tv series called 'Kelly' . When I
looked for the informations and photos of this tv series from internet I
couldn't find lot of informations. I remember an actor in this tv series, I
don't know his real name and I can't remember the character name exactly either.
But I have a faint memory of the name 'Paul' according to this tv series he
acted as Jo's boyfriend in few episodes. I want to know more informations about
this actor. Atleast I want to know his real name. And I want to see his photos
too. I think I watched this tv series in 1998. It's created in 1990 or 1991 in
Australia. And this series is about a police dog. Charmain Gorman and Alexander
Kemp are the main characters.
  >> > > >
  >> > >
  >> >
  >> >
  >> >
  >>
  >
  >

Lastly, a children's 26-part series called Get Ace, produced by Galaxy Pop's
Gian Christian and Dina McPherson, with McPherson also writing alongside Ray
Boseley and Brendan Luno is the story of nerdy kid, Ace McDougal who
accidentally is fitted with a pair of top-secret braces while in a dentist's
chair.

The show will also air on Ten.

http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/
May 4th, 2012

<http://mumbrella.com.au/ten-to-air-fremantlemedia-murder-mystery-drama-mr-mrs-m\
urder-89503>

Ivy Latimer stars in Mako Mermaids


Ivy Latimer stars in Mako Mermaids , the latest childrens television series from
Jonathan m Schiff and a spin off to H2o Just add Water

Ivy's Brand New Fan Group is

at

http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Ivy_Latimer/

More Ivy :

Me and My Monsters with Lauren Clair of Underbelly

Love My Way

Home and Away as Olivia Richards/Fraser in 2005

White Collar Blue

Grass Roots

All Saints

Accidents Happen with Erik Thomson

plus Franswa Shal with Callan Mcauliffe

WIGGLES SHAKE-UP: Woman joins the band, everyone except Anthony to be gone by
end of 2012

Back-up dancer Emma is new Yellow Wiggle
Anthony is only original member to stay
Stand-in Wiggle Sam Moran not asked back
"It's been a great ride in our big red car"

Anthony, Greg, Jeff and Murray today announced that 2012 would be their final
year of touring together and unveiled exciting plans for the ...

Emma Watkins is a back-up dancer with the Wiggles. She now gets the Yellow
skivvy. Picture: Supplied

A WOMAN is joining The Wiggles.

Emma Watkins, a 20-year-old backup dancer with the group, will become the new
yellow Wiggle as part of a major shake-up of the children entertainers.

Jeff Fatt, Murray Cook and Greg Page will retire at the end of 2012, making way
for new faces from the back-up crew.

Anthony Field is the only original Wiggle who will remain as part of the show.

"Anthony loves it too much," a spokesman said.

Anthony and Emma will be joined up front by Lachlan Gillespie and Simon Pryce,
who have been handpicked by the group to become the purple, yellow and red
Wiggles.

"We've been entertaining children around the world for 21 years and it's
important we plan for the future so that the Wiggles can keep wiggling in the
years to come," Murray said.

He said the touring over the past 21 years has kept the band members away from
their families for long periods of time.

"We miss them and want to spend more time at home which is a major reason why
three of us decided it was time to hand on our skivvies to a new generation,"
Murray said.

Greg said when The Wiggles asked him to return to the group last year, he was
thrilled at the thought of performing with the three guys he started the group
with 21 years ago.

"Murray and Jeff's decision to stop performing at the end of the year - it's a
nice sense of closure to end my time on stage during the final tour with all the
original members of the group," Greg said.

"We want to thank all our Wiggly fans - it's been a great ride in our big red
car. We are really looking forward to saying farewell and having one last dance
with everyone during the tour," Jeff said.

There was no talk of asking former Wiggle Sam Moran back into the fold. A
spokesman said Sam had moved on to pursue a career in musical theatre.

Emma, Lachy and Simon will join the original members of the Wiggles 'on the
road' for their Farewell tour. After that they will pull on the yellow, purple,
and red skivvies and join Anthony on stage so that The Wiggles can continue to
entertain and delight a new generation of children.

"Lachy, Simon and Emma all have wonderful singing voices and are experienced
children's performers. They have worked with us for several years, playing
various characters including Wiggly dancers, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Captain
Feathersword and Wags the Dog," Anthony said.

Emma said it was a huge thrill to become the Yellow Wiggle and the first female
skivvy-wearer in the group's 21-year history aside from Kylie Minogue, who was
made an honorary Pink Wiggle in 2009.

"I've been a big fan of The Wiggles since I was a little girl, so it's a huge
privilege to be invited to wear one of the skivvies and perform for a whole new
generation of children," she said.

Emma was the winner of the My Mutation dance competition, which was
choreographed by famed dance instructor Kelley Abbey and has performed in music
clips for Nikki Webster and various fashion shows.

Lachy said he was delighted to be invited to become a Wiggle, having spent
almost three years with them as part of the touring show.

Each year the Wiggles performs to nearly a million people worldwide, and have
sold 23 million DVDs and seven million CDs since they started.

More Aus Childrens TV

http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/Aus_Childrens_TV/

  By Clementine Cuneo    The Daily Telegraph    May 17, 2012

See Emma in action in My Mutation

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r-skivvies/story-e6frfn09-1226359022382>