Digital resources tagged with ‘television drama’
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Australian television drama Australian content on television reflects our culture and our society. Mac Gudgeon celebrates the importance of Homicide in the history of Australian television production. Stuart Cunningham and Scott Goodings remember some of the popular dramas which showed Australians that they could love Australian programming.  VIC / VELS Level 6 / English / Australian television
NSW / Stage 5 / Photographic and Digital Media / Interactive and Moving Forms
National / Year 9 & 10 / English and Media Literacy / Australian television
National / Year 7 & 8 / Civics and Citizenship / Citizenship in a democracy
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First prime-time Soap Opera Scott Goodings links the popularity of Number 96, first screened in 1972, with the post-Menzies liberalisation of society and media content. NSW / Stage 5 / History / Topic 8 Australia's social and cultural history
VIC / VELS Level 6 / English / Australian television drama
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John Curtin’s Australian Journalists’ Association Badge John Curtin’s journalistic instincts came in handy during World War Two when he kept the media onside with secret press briefings. He wore his AJA badge every day he was in office. NSW / Stage 5 / English / Storytelling
NSW / Stage 5 / History / Topic 4 Australia and World War 2
National / Year 11 & 12 / History / World War 2 - Homefront
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TV Soap Opera TV soap operas have the ability to reflect Australian society and culture and connect people through the shared memory of watching a television show. VIC / VELS Level 6 / English / Australian television drama
National / Year 9 & 10 / English and Media Literacy / Australian television
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