Screen Producers Australia applies to collectively bargain on behalf of members

The trade org wants to be able to redefine the country’s broadcaster/producer relationship, making business easier for kids studios like Cheeky Little Media and Ludo Studio.

By Ryan Tuchow

January 6, 2026

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ACTF, Australia, Australia kids content, Ludo Studio, Matthew Deaner, Screen Producers Australia, SPA

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Screen Producers Australia applies to collectively bargain on behalf of members

The trade org wants to be able to redefine the country’s broadcaster/producer relationship, making business easier for kids studios like Cheeky Little Media and Ludo Studio.

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Screen Producers Australia applies to collectively bargain on behalf of members

The trade org wants to be able to redefine the country’s broadcaster/producer relationship, making business easier for kids studios like Cheeky Little Media and Ludo Studio.

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