| 3AW shock-jock has questioned the artistic merit of death metal, after band OUROBOROS received $20,000 from the Australia Council to record their new album.
| Seven documentaries have shared $1.8m in investments from Screen Australia, including the four-part documentary series 'Once upon a time in Punchbowl'.
| American users have been enjoying Spotify for a while now, but now – and with much bravado – the highly anticipated digital music service has launched in Australia.
| What would a film festival be without some friendly competition? The Sydney Film Festival has announced the 12 lucky films set to compete for the Sydney Film Prize this June.
| In a partnership to rival all others, the Sydney Film Festival is collaborating with Blackfella Films to provide the best Indigenous films from Australia and around the world to the festival audience.
| The Sydney Film Festival’s Festival Hub offers a special ‘insiders’ view into the festival, presenting an array of exciting events for all film fans.
| For its 59th edition, Sydney Film Festival’s Focus is on India, the world’s most prolific film industry.
| Billy Connolly, Deborah Mailman, Sarah Snook and Ryan Corr are among the guests at the 2012 Sydney Film Festival.
| Film Victoria has received $3 million in funding and the creation of over 2,600 jobs for new screen projects
| Sydney's Fringe Festival announces two insubordinate applicants for its inaugural Springboard mentorship program
| Tim Winton is set to premiere and tour his new play Signs of Life from 15th June to 18th August, 2012.
| The enticing, entertaining and decadent Melbourne Cabaret Festival is back in July.
| This year Sydney Film Festival is introducing Gourmet Cinema, a unique meal and movie experience.
| Sydney Film Festival announces shortlist for FOXTEL Documentary finalists.
| Goodtime Studios will host the collaboration of two young artists, Steve Lees and Stephanie Mermigas, as they explore society’s intimate desires in an exhibition titled Sex, Lies & Candy.
| Sydney Film Festival 2012 announces Justin Wright as winner of prestigious Peter Rasmussen Innovation Award.
| When you’ve just about had enough of sitting in a dark room and would prefer to engage in some film events that can talk back, head to some of the interesting talks on offer as part of the Sydney Film Festival program.
| A collaboration between Triple J and the National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMA) seeks to discover new indigenous talent and offer new acts the opportunity to break into the mainstream music industry.
| The Australian flickerfest winner, Cockatoo has been announced as a participating feature of the prestigious North American festival, CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival.
| Now in its sixth year, Sounds on Screen will once again return to Sydney Film Festival screens with its eclectic selection of films about music and musicians.