Set in Perth’s notorious KGB (Koondoola, Girrawheen, Balga), the series follows two rookie detectives, tough guy Jack and gentle giant Nigel, as they deal with the chaos of their new jobs, no-nonsense boss, work rivals, drug dealers and suspects who consistently turn out to be family. Despite battling their own insecurities at every turn, and the fact that Jack bullied Nigel in high school, these two might just turn out to be KGB’s finest detectives.
'Koko: A Red Dog Story' is the story of the actual dog from 'Red Dog'. Its a heartwarming tale about a regular dog whose innate ability to connect with people saw him becoming local legend, a show dog champion... and finally, a movie star. Koko's rise to superstardom helped other dogs in shelters, and changed the lives of those around him forever.
In ABC factual series 'New Leash on Life', comedian Joel Creasey teams up with dog behaviourist Laura V as they try to reduce the number of dogs in pounds.
'Red Dirt Riders' sees bike-obsessed kids from Roebourne in Western Australia’s remote Pilbara Region take audiences on a journey across their country on 2 and 4-wheeler freedom machines.
Seven's 'The Claremont Murders' is an investigative drama that explores how the disappearance of three young women in Perth in the late 1990s launched a 25-year investigation by the police and one tenacious journalist.
Comedian and actress Celeste Barber hosts 'The Way We Wore', a three part documentary series for the ABC that explores the evolution and significance of Australian fashion.
Balancing production with border uncertainty will be a key challenge for Western Australia's screen industry heading into 2022, according to Screenwest CEO Rikki Lea Bestall.
When Chanel Bowen read the results of the recent University of Melbourne report 'Disability and Screen Work in Australia', she was surprised – not at the findings, but that there were not more disabled people reporting discrimination.