LGBTQ+ TV & Film
When Deadloch premiered on Prime Video in 2023, few could have predicted the impact it would have on audiences around the world. Part murder mystery, part dark comedy and part social satire, the Australian series quickly developed a devoted following thanks to its sharp writing, memorable characters and refreshing approach
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More than three decades after The Flying Doctors first introduced audiences to Cooper’s Crossing, a new generation of viewers discovered the Royal Flying Doctor Service through a very different television drama. Premiering in 2021, RFDS brought the Flying Doctors story into the modern era. While inspired by the same
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By the mid 1980s, the Royal Flying Doctor Service was already one of Australia’s most respected organisations. Its story contained all the ingredients of compelling television. There was drama, danger, heroism, human emotion and some of the most spectacular landscapes in the world. Television producers recognised the potential. In
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For many television viewers, The Flying Doctors was an unforgettable drama that brought the Australian Outback into living rooms around the world. The series introduced audiences to medical emergencies, community life and personal stories set against vast landscapes that seemed unlike anywhere else on Earth. More recently, RFDS has introduced
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For many Home and Away viewers, Zoe Ventoura will always be remembered as Dr Alex Neilson. When she arrived in Summer Bay in 2019, Alex quickly became part of one of the soap’s most talked about modern LGBTQ+ storylines through her relationship with Willow Harris. While her time on
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For Home and Away viewers, Summer Bay is one of the most familiar fictional places on television. The beach, the surf club, the sea views, the coastal roads and the outdoor filming spots have helped make the Australian soap feel like a real community for decades. The good news for