Is the future of Australian TV in jeopardy?
The 1990s felt like a golden era for Australian kid's TV, with high-concept and bold shows like Round The Twist and Ocean Girl showcasing Australia to the world. But decades of budget cuts and recent changes to federal government policy mean the future of Australian TV could be in jeopardy. The end of iconic soap Neighbours will also have significant ramifications for the local industry.
Today on The Drop, culture reporter for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, Meg Watson joins the show to talk about the importance of Australian stories, and what's at risk right now.
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