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A co-working space in Melbourne dedicated to digital games, animation and technology industries has received $500,000 from the Victorian Government.

When 47% of video gamers in Australia are female, we must consider why so few women are employed to make the games they play.

Three long serving arts company Directors retire, contracts renewed at the top, and a leading soprano heads West.

BBC Worldwide may not be a titan, but it does look like a very, very smart deal for the BBC and UK television.

The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival may be new and small, but it is bound to grow. Here are some winners.

There are still some excellent sessions available at ACMI's Series Mania. Including local productions, and comedy.

Freed from the constraints of long form, creativity on the small screen is exploding with web series. Here's another excellent batch.

A national Talent Camp targets diverse budding NSW creatives who want a career in screen, so practice your elevator pitch to be in the running.

We salute Melbourne artist and filmmaker Tony Woods, who died unexpectedly last week.

63 people who have given tireless support to the arts were recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours this year.

New Musical Director for touring company Co-Opera and changes at Screen Queensland.

Tackling difficult subject matter, this confrontational drama offers an assured, commandingly acted powder keg of emotions.

Whitlam's children confront the present, armed with Photoshop and a sense of irony.

Sydney will now get an incubator and startup organisation which is focused purely on the creative industries, and not an outgrowth of other agendas.

'Despite women making up almost 50% of game players, they account for less than 10% of the games industry.'

The government's rhetoric is all about innovation, the future, and exports, so why aren't they supporting our acclaimed local industry?

The best thing about awards for music clips is the chance to post some excellent short viddies. Here they are with added umlauts.

Why go to film school at all? Let the Vimeo shorts show you the options in a question that can never be answered.

Unlike the international versions, the Australian online video awards shows us the state of the art as we practice it.

As Vimeo sends a curator to the St Kilda Film Festival, we track its recent surprising evolution into SVOD and original programming.