Children's TV

A ceremony in London rewarded the ABC show for its political and cultural impact.

Bluey executive producer Daley Pearson addresses movie rumours, "true crime" theories and the "risk" of moving house.

Juiced TV is a world first — a show made for kids in hospital by kids in hospital to educate and entertain them.

A new app has been developed which teaches primary aged children how to identify fake news and misinformation.

We asked you to vote for your favourite episode in the Biggest Little Bluey Countdown, and biscuits! Here are your favourites.

Have you ever, ever felt like this? When strange things happen, are they actually backed up by science? Internet royalty Mike's Mic fact-checks Round The Twist.

From Play School to Skippy to Round the Twist, Aussie children's television is the subject of a research project by Swinburne University who have found these programs can have cultural impacts years later.

Comparing intros to Play School over the decades.

Tegan Taylor from the Health Report discusses how screen times can change brain developments for children under the age of two.

"The style of humour is definitely an acquired taste, much like Mr Bean's Christmas meal. But if you employ the holiday spirit of patience and goodwill, it's a rollicking time."

From House of Dragon to Rings of Power, it's been a big couple of months for TV. If you've already binged the hits, these are some of the hidden gems you may have missed.

Prep the popcorn and chuck on your oversized hoodie — it's time to watch the best kids' TV shows from the 80s, 90s and 00s.

Evie struggled to talk to her parents about being trans. Now she's starring in a show that explores what it's like to transition at school.

The cast of Harry Potter — including Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint — are reuniting for a special 20th anniversary TV retrospective, but author J.K. Rowling will be a notable absentee.

The last remaining founding member of The Wiggles discusses his love of performing, the secrets of the group's success and his confidence in the new Yellow Wiggle.

As a parent I've learnt a lot from Chilli and Bandit. As a parent of colour, is it OK to ask a little more? 

Beyond Bluey's teachable moments for our little tackers, even grown-ups can find guidance.

For many parents, finding the right time and language to explain the cycle of life can be challenging. How do you talk about death without making kids worry? Australia's longest-running children's program is tackling that very question.