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My Brilliant Career has an uncompromising message for girls today
My Brilliant Career blends the intimacy of life writing with the broader scope of a story being retold. The lessons…
Best videogames from Australia and Aotearoa in 2020
In a year defined by isolation, protest, pandemic, and uncertainty, these games galvanised us, fostered solidarity, and provided comfort.
Is it wrong to make a film about the Port Arthur massacre?
Is it too soon to make a film on the 1996 Port Arthur massacre? A trauma expert's perspective.
How NZ Kept Cameras Rolling
NZ Film academic Dr Gabriel Reid offers an insight into what has been an extraordinary year for the industry, particularly…
Bringing Games Tech On Country
As videogame technology becomes even more relevant to a wider range of industries, how do we ensure rural communities aren't…
Visions 2020 full program sets sights on the future of the arts
Our online conference will make sense of 2020 and think through the arts as an essential part of the ‘new…
Madeline Miller: from Screen Australia to production attorney on the new Bond film
A passion for social justice and good storytelling need not be at odds with smart brand partnerships says this Aussie…
What We're Watching: November
From Fargo to The Crown, The Queen's Gambit, an accessible Irish Film Festival and the puzzling new game Baba is…
When artists found Animal Crossing: New Horizons, it became a whole new world
Artists are hosting incredible digital events through Animal Crossing: New Horizons, in a time when COVID-19 made meeting in person…
Umurangi Generation and Watch Dogs: Legion - The Rise Of The Anti-Fascist Videogame
Videogames from developers big and small are beginning to explore the encroaching influence of neo-fascism.