Always Greener was an Australian television drama series that aired from 2001 to 2003. The show follows two families, the Taylors and the Wisemans, who swap homes and lifestyles. The Taylors are a city-dwelling family from Sydney, while the Wisemans are a country family from the fictional town of Kinsbridge.
The show explores the challenges and rewards of moving out of one's comfort zone and trying out a different way of life. The Taylors have to adjust to living in a small town and dealing with the close-knit community, while the Wisemans have to navigate the fast-paced and competitive urban life.
The main cast includes John Howard and Anne Tenney as the Taylors, and Michala Banas and Daniel Frederiksen as the Wisemans. The show was created by Gavin Strawhan and Rachel Lang and produced by South Pacific Pictures for the Seven Network.
Always Greener received critical acclaim for its nuanced portrayal of rural and urban life and its exploration of themes such as family, identity, and community. The show was noted for its strong performances, engaging storyline, and realistic depiction of Australian life.
Although it only aired for two seasons, Always Greener has remained a cult classic and is remembered as a landmark Australian television drama.
