Australian Children's Television Foundation
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The Australian Children's Television Foundation is a non-profit organisation that makes television programmes for children. It is funded by the Commonwealth Government as well as state and territory governments. Incorporated in March 1982, many of the ACTF's programmes have won awards and have gained recognition overseas as well as in Australia. They have been shown in over one hundred countries.
Some notable television series include:
- Johnson and Friends, which is a show depicting the adventures of a pink elephant named Johnson and his friends
- The Genie from Down Under
- Noah and Saskia
- Round the Twist
- David Thomason
- Spellbinder
- The Miraculous Mellops
- Li'l Elvis Jones and the Truckstoppers
The ACTF also develops Kahootz, an education multimedia construction toolset.
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