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Something in the Air was an Australian television soap opera transmitted by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation between 2000 and 2002. It was one of the first programs in Australia that was filmed in widescreen. It won the AACTA Award for Best Television Drama Series in 2001.
Cast: Ullie Birvé, Colin Moody, Danielle Carter, Kate Fitzpatrick, Frankie J. Holden, Anne Phelan, Mariel McClorey, Thomas Blackburne, Roger Oakley, Eric Bana, Nina Liu, Jeremy Lindsay Taylor, Melita Jurišić, Ray Barrett, Marin Mimica, Sandy Winton, Phoebe Betts, Jeremy Callaghan, Victoria Eagger, Chelsea Blake
Writers: David Phillips (Writer), Anthony Morris (Writer), Sally Webb (Writer), Graham Hartley (Writer), Peter A. Kinloch (Writer), David Hannam (Writer), Meaghan Smith (Writer), Paul Davies (Writer), Barbara Bishop (Writer), Katherine Thomson (Writer), Kris Wyld (Writer), Marieke Hardy (Writer), Elizabeth Huntley (Writer), Everett De Roche (Writer), Roger Simpson (Writer), Rob George (Writer), Chris Phillips (Writer), Michael Joshua (Writer), Kelly Lefever (Writer), Judith Colquhoun (Writer), Sue Hore (Writer), Karin Altmann (Writer), Fiona Wood (Writer), Cathy Strickland (Writer), Nick Stevens (Writer), Jo Martino (Writer), Abe Pogos (Writer), Kevin Roberts (Writer), Martin McKenna (Writer), Jenny Lewis (Writer), Debra Oswald (Writer), Yuki Asano (Writer), Chris Hawkshaw (Writer), Annie Beach (Writer), Annie Fox (Writer), Ro Hume (Writer), Cliff Green (Writer), Victoria Blanchard (Writer), Suzanna Hawley (Writer), Linda Aronson (Writer), Jutta Goetze (Writer), Emma Honey (Writer), Elizabeth Coleman (Writer), Neville Brown (Writer), Jeff Truman (Writer), Kristen Dunphy (Writer), Kirsty Fisher (Writer), Susan MacGillicuddy (Writer)
Network: ABC TV
