Talk:Archibald the Koala

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The longest list of production companies that I've been able to find for this series is this: Millimages, HIT Entertainment and Canal J. They are two French companies and one British-American. Borisfen-Lutece is also listed as providing production services and Studio Dacodac is listed under shooting. These are also French companies located in other countries, neither of which is Australia. This list is from IMDb. I also looked at all the working external links and citations in this article and found no mention of Australia. For this reason I am going to remove any mention of Australia from the article. If I am incorrect and someone can find a source that mentions Australia then please include it.Louieoddie (talk) 04:10, 29 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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