BBC Studios and Australia’s public broadcaster, ABC, have extended their long-standing content agreement, continuing the delivery of British programming to Australian viewers. The deal, described as “substantial,” was announced as London’s International TV Week kicks off.

Under the renewed pact, ABC will receive a range of programming, including new seasons of Alan Carr’s Changing Ends, Live At the Apollo, Death in Paradise, Beyond Paradise, and Call The Midwife. The ABC will also debut Unforgotten (Season 6), Sherwood (Season 2), and a re-imagined Walking With Dinosaurs.

In children’s programming, ABC will premiere several titles, such as Hey Duggee, Andy’s Global Adventures, Supertato, Deadly 60, and Horrible Histories.

The deal further strengthens the BBC’s relationship with ABC, built on shared values of public service broadcasting. Deborah Tod, BBC Studios’ Director of Content Partnerships and Sales, commented: “We’re proud to have such a long-standing partnership with the ABC, founded...