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Billions of views are just the start – meet the Aussie content creators building global empires

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 18 August 2026 at 11:00 am

Billions of views are just the start – meet the Aussie content creators building global empires

You may not know their names, but these YouTube stars have huge audiences – and now they are being honoured by the National Film and Sound Archive.

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