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Variety Australia
au.variety.com > 2026 > tv > news > alone-australia-crowns-season-4-winner-40146

‘Alone Australia’ Crowns Season 4 Winner

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (291+ words) “Alone Australia” has crowned its Season 4 winner, with Tasmanian father-of-three and former Navy chef Trent Fenton taking home the $250,000 prize after lasting 52 days alone in the Arctic Circle. “I’m probably wired a bit differently to others. When I think about…...

Variety Australia
au.variety.com > 2026 > tv > news > andy-lee-do-not-watch-this-show-north-america-39958

Andy Lee's 'Do Not Watch This Show' Gets North American Debut

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (416+ words) Australian animated comedy “Do Not Watch This Show,” created by entertainer and bestselling children’s author Andy Lee, is heading to North America through a new licensing agreement between 9 Story Distribution International and Amazon Kids+. The complete 12-episode first season will…...

Variety Australia
au.variety.com > 2026 > tv > news > made-up-stories-alison-hurbert-burns-the-set-up-39545

Made Up Stories, Alison Hurbert-Burns Launch The Set Up

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (518+ words) Made Up Stories has teamed with former BINGE/Foxtel and Nine/Stan executive Alison Hurbert-Burns to launch The Set Up, a new Sydney-based television venture focused on packaging premium Australian series for broadcasters and streaming platforms around the world. Hurbert-Burns…...

Variety Australia
au.variety.com > 2026 > film > news > australians-want-more-local-screen-content-but-struggle-to-find-it-new-report-reveals-39489

Australians Want More Local Screen Content But Struggle to Find It

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (319+ words) Australians overwhelmingly value homegrown film and television, but new research suggests the local screen industry faces a growing challenge in actually getting that content in front of audiences. Screen Australia’s new ‘Screen Currency 2026’ report found 84% of Australians believe access to…...