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The ABC will bring more diverse and inclusive content to audiences in 2021, with an impressive line-up of new and returning factual content.

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A year on from last summer’s catastrophic natural disasters, the six-part series Fires is inspired by the extraordinary people who lived to tell the tale. Set in the scenic Blue Mountains, the ground-breaking new series Wakefield, starring Rudi Dharmalingham, Mandy McElhinney and Geraldine Hakewill tackles the taboo subject of mental illness head on – with all episodes premiering on ABC iview. Deborah Mailman and Rachel Griffiths return for the highly-anticipated second series of Total Control, Anna Torv and Sam Reid headline the cast of The Newsreader, Ioan Gruffudd is back for more Harrow while audience favourite Guy Pearce will reprise his iconic role as Jack Irish.

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The ABC’s role as the nation’s champion of Australian drama will be on show on ABC TV and iview throughout 2021. Amid so much content from overseas, Australians are right at home on ABC.” In 2021, the ABC will deliver more Australian voices, faces and stories than any other network – that’s our point of difference.

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Our rebranded secondary channel ABC TV Plus will celebrate Australian culture and creativity, including live performances, premiere documentaries, stand-up comedy and a new weekly arts show. ABC iview will be home to more original Australian content than ever before. The ABC is the creative voice of Australia and in 2021 we will bring more homegrown content to audiences than ever, across TV, online and ABC iview.”ĪBC Director of Entertainment & Specialist Michael Carrington said: “The ABC in 2021 is rich, diverse and inclusive, showcasing Australia’s best and emerging talent on and off screen. After a challenging year of disconnection, the ABC will bring more Australians together from more places across this wonderfully diverse country.

“Support for Australian creativity has been at the heart of the ABC for the past 88 years and will continue into 2021. ABC stars Rachel Griffiths, Wil Anderson, Erik Thomson, Kitty Flanagan, Leigh Sales, Nakkiah Lui, Craig Reucassel and Superwog helped announce the ABC’s 2021 content slate, showcasing the best of Australian content and creativity in the way that only the ABC can.ĪBC Managing Director David Anderson said no other media organisation has the breadth and depth of trusted content for all Australians.

ABC’s homegrown children’s content leads the way for Australian kids with new series The Wonder Gang and Kangaroo Beach.Īudiences will be right at home on the ABC in 2021, with diverse Australian dramas, comedies, documentaries, news, arts, entertainment and children’s programs.

Landmark discussion show Q+A moves to prime time on Thursday nights.

New weekly arts program, plus series Finding the Archibald with Rachel Griffiths, Going Country with Justine Clarke and a book show with Claudia Karvan.

Launch of ABC TV Plus, showcasing diverse documentaries, arts, entertainment and comedy in primetime every night of the week.

Focus on ABC iview including launch of new drama Wakefield to stream at Easter, premiering irreverent comedy Superwog and documentary series Strong Women.

Homegrown comedy and entertainment, with new series of Spicks and Specks and new shows with Kitty Flanagan, Nakkiah Lui, Sarah Kendall and Erik Thomson.

New and returning factual content to stir the heart and mind, welcoming back Old People’s Home For 4-Year-Olds and Love On The Spectrum plus Women in Parliament with Annabel Crabb and Back to Nature with Aaron Pedersen and Holly Ringland.

Premiering five high-end Australian dramas, including the return of Deborah Mailman and Rachel Griffiths in new Total Control.

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