Aussie nets spent 74% less on kids content in 2022/2023

And these commercial channels invested zero dollars in children's drama programming, according to a new report from government agency ACMA.

By Ryan Tuchow

May 16, 2024

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Aussie nets spent 74% less on kids content in 2022/2023

And these commercial channels invested zero dollars in children's drama programming, according to a new report from government agency ACMA.

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Aussie nets spent 74% less on kids content in 2022/2023

And these commercial channels invested zero dollars in children's drama programming, according to a new report from government agency ACMA.

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