YMA recommendation
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Approved as non-violent media |
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Most suitable age range:
2-4 |
Availability
| At time of review, screening on ABC free to air.
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About the program
Year of production |
2004 |
Classification advice |
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| Rating |
G |
| Consumer advice lines |
None |
| Duration |
10 minutes |
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Other information |
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| Country of origin |
UK |
| Production Company |
BBC, Cosgrove Hall Films, Famous Flying Films & Spellbound Entertainment |
Synopsis
Frank and Buster are Koala brothers who live in the Australian outback. They live in a very small, diverse, community which boasts an echidna, a kangaroo, a crocodile, a platypus, a wombat and a younger koala. The episodes are generally based around some difficulty that a character encounters such as tying shoe-laces or having trouble sharing. The Koala brothers are very good at helping their friends solve their problems.
Points to consider
Words of caution
Positive aspects
- sibling co-operation
- believing in yourself
- helpfulness
- friendliness of a close-knit community
Questions to ask
Examples:
- How did Sammy feel when Mitzy said that spoons weren’t really a musical instrument?
- What is a musical instrument?
- Can you think of something unusual to make music with?

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