Next-gen women of TV: Meet the 37 stars shaping the future
From actresses to writers, these women are making their mark on the industry.
Women's stories, both the funny (Get Krack!n) and the thrilling (Top Of The Lake: China Girl), have been arriving on our screens in rapid succession of late, and it's no coincidence we're seeing more women involved in all areas of television production too.
According to an August report from Screen Australia's Gender Matters initiative, 83 per cent of TV dramas funded by the federal agency for 2017-18 had women in at least half their key creative roles.
This week, TV WEEK celebrates the trailblazing next-gen women of TV.
Pick up a copy of the current issue of TV WEEK to read more about the women making their mark on the television industry. Scroll through to see which women we're celebrating in the magazine.
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Miranda Tapsell
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Sam Frost
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Michelle Law
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Phoebe Tonkin
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Madeleine Madden
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Poh Ling Yeow
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Marny Kennedy
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Ashleigh Brewer
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Celia Pacquola
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Claudio O'Doherty
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Katherine Langford
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Shalom Brune-Franklin
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Lily Sullivan
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Lucy Zelic
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Samara Weaving
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Sophia Forrest
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Margot Robbie
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Kate McCartney & Kate McLennan
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Kat Hoyos
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Geraldine Hakewill
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Shari Sebbens
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Eliza Scanlen
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Tiarnie Coupland
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Hannah Gadsby
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Narelda Jacobs
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Hannah & Eliza Reilly
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Nakkiah Lui
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Lou Ransome
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Sarah Abo
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Kiki Masella
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Jan Fran
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Elyse Knowles
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Andrea Demetriades
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Julie Snook
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Anna Heinrich
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