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Janet King is back in an explosive new series

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Marta Dusseldorp is returning to our TV screens as determined lawyer Janet King. The character first appeared in the ABC show ‘Crownies’ in 2011 before getting her own spin-off series three years later. Now two more years have passed, and there have been dramatic changes in Janet King’s life.

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In the new series she’s put in charge of a royal commission into gun crime, and some the best characters from the previous series are also along for the ride. The new series is filled with mystery, action and some serious drama. We got a sneak peek at the first episode and can’t wait to see more!

Janet King is on ABC TV from Thursday March 24th, catch up with the first series of ABC’s iView.

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