Nickelodeon Australia's new format, the network launched Moby Nick, a bus that would tour around Australia in places such as Sydney Olympic Park. Part of the bus was a small recording studio, where kids could say a sentence or two about what they could do, or who they were. The ten-second clips would be shown during the ads on Nickelodeon Australia shows. Slimefest Slimefest is the world's only slime-filled annual music festival for kids. Introduced in Sydney in September 2012, the first line up included Jessica Mauboy, Stan Walker, Justice Crew, Guy Sebastian, Reece Mastin, Johhny Ruffo and Christina Parie. The 2013 line-up included headliners Big Time Rush, along with performances by Guy Sebastian, Justice Crew, Samantha Jade, Heffron Drive and Jadagrace. The year 2014 saw the festival to tour both Sydney and Melbourne, with performances by Cody Simpson, Savage, Justice Crew, Sabrina Carpenter, The Collective, Alli Simpson, Ricki Lee (Sydney) and Dami Im (Melbourne). Hosts Current Past Angus King (1998–1999): Hot Chunks Jamie Croft (2003): sarvo Josh Quong Tart (2003): sarvo Dave "Kambo" Kambouris (2002–2003): sn:tv, Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards (2003) Dave Lawson (2002–2007): sn:tv, Nick Takes Over Your School, Camp Orange, sarvo, Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards (2005 and 2006) Natalie Garonzi (2002–2003): sn:tv, Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards, sarvo Tony Brockman (2003–2005): sarvo, Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards (2004) James Kerley (2003–2007): sarvo, Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards (2004, 2005 and 2006) Emily Perry (2004–2005): sn:tv Jesse Tobin (2004–2005): sn:tv Maude Garrett (2006–2009): Camp Orange: Slimey Hollow, Camp Orange: The Mystery of Spaghetti Creek, Camp Orange: The Curse of the Emerald Eye, sarvo Kyle Linahan (2007–2009): sarvo Luke & Wyatt (Luke Ryan and Wyatt Nixon-Lloyd) (2010–2015): Camp Orange Kristy (Kristy Best) (2016–present): Slime Cup See also Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards Nick Jr. (Australia) NickMusic (Australian TV channel) Nickelodeon (United States) References External links Australia and New Zealand Television channels and stations established in 1995 English-language television stations in Australia Children's television channels in Australia New Zealand television channels 1995 establishments in Australia English-language television stations in New Zealand 2010 establishments in New Zealand Television stations in Fiji