The first program broadcast on Adelaide television station SAS10 on 26 July 1965 was The Bobo Show, starring Charles ‘Hal’ Turner as Bobo the Clown.

A criminal and ‘master of disguise’ (voiced by Patrick Frost) has taken on the form of a moustachioed dustbin, but Great Detective Alex Holmes (voiced by Lachlan Haig) and his faithful but reluctan

Most dads expect their kids to be perfect and newborn Wheelie Wonder’s father is no exception.

The Kaboodle opening titles run into the first story: ‘Molly Makes Music’. While Molly (voiced by Cara Schwarz) is out for the day, removalists arrive at her house.

Dr Patricia Edgar, Chair of the Australian Children’s Television Advisory Committee, interviewed by Ina Bertrand on 15 November 2006 for the NFSA's Oral History project.

Dr Patricia Edgar, Chair of the Australian Children’s Television Advisory Committee, interviewed by Ina Bertrand on 15 November 2006 for the NFSA's Oral History project.

Dr Patricia Edgar, Chair of the Australian Children’s Television Advisory Committee, interviewed by Ina Bertrand on 15 November 2006 for the NFSA's Oral History project.

Dr Patricia Edgar, Chair of the Australian Children’s Television Advisory Committee, interviewed by Ina Bertrand on 15 November 2006 for the NFSA's Oral History project.

For two decades this beloved children's character appeared on our television screens in the Channel 10 programme Fat Cat and Friends (1972-1992).

The NFSA congratulates the Australian Children’s Television Foundation on its 30th birthday, 16 March 2012.