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Having built their production company into an impressive conveyor of dreams, David Maher and David Taylor are getting ready to leave.

Our awards expert Grace Boschetti tracks down streaming sources for all the Emmy nominees. Cate Blanchett, Hugh Jackman, Sarah Snook and Toni Collette are contenders, with writers Tony McNamara and Hannah Gadsby.

The actor playing the latest 'Top Dog' talks about her role in the iconic prison drama, on the eve of its eighth season.

The well-known actor and filmmaker has long been passionate about design and architecture. Now he's launching a content platform devoted to it.

The well-loved comedian takes a serious but entertaining look at Australia's relationship with alcohol.

Screen Australia's Head of Indigenous says more and more of her time is taken up reading scripts by white people wanting to tell stories that aren't theirs.

ABC funding cuts undervalue both the arts and contemporary stories in our multicultural Australia, argues Vyshnavee Wijekumar.

An interview with the Perth-based creator, producer and director of NITV's gorgeous documentary series 'Family Rules', now in its third season.

Media Mentor Esther Coleman-Hawkins answers your career questions with brisk no-nonsense advice for screen professionals.

The launch of audio description on Australia’s public broadcasters comes following almost 30 years of advocacy.

Australians are used to doing well at prime kids' TV moment the international Prix Jeunesse Awards. But this is the first time producers can accept them in their jarmies.

Media Mentor Esther Coleman-Hawkins answers your career questions with brisk no-nonsense advice for screen professionals.

Created with Support Act, the fund will provide $1000 one-time benefits to below-the-line Australian screen talent affected by COVID-19

Nuclear tests were just part of a longer story, as told by Larissa Behrendt's excellent documentary made as a condition for filming 'Operation Buffalo'.

Actor and playwright Meyne Wyatt delivered three minutes of explosive television on Q&A last night. It's a war cry against racism that storytellers must hear.

Eye-opening and engaging, the pity is we still need a third season of this show.

Blackfella's head of factual talks about keeping a format fresh and avoiding tackiness in the third season of SBS's 'Filthy Rich & Homeless'.

'It’s all very well to say "we need the ocean to live", but I bet most people on the street can’t tell you why. We wanted to tell a story of how the ocean creates all life on planet earth, and of connectivity between creatures.’

Gut Feeling, a multi-award-winning Australian web series, has launched the career of AFTRS alumna Hattie Archibald. She tells us how the journey unfolded.

Set in 1950s Australia around the Maralinga A-bomb tests, this satirical thriller from Peter Duncan is entertaining but takes a while to find its feet.