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The laws will bring more Australian stories to our screens and support the local screen industry.
The Communications Legislation Amendment (Australian Content Requirement for Subscription Video On Demand (Streaming) Services) Bill has passed Parliament.
Under the new laws, streaming services with more than one million Australian subscribers will be required to invest at least 10% of their total program expenditure for Australia—or 7.5% their revenue—on new local drama, children's, documentary, arts and educational programs.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) will also receive a $50 million funding boost over 3 years from 2026–27 to support the production of new Australian children's and drama content.
These measures will ensure that no matter which service Australians are watching, there will be Australian content available. The requirements will support arts workers and ensure the production of quality local stories in Australia.
The new laws deliver on a commitment under the National Cultural Policy, Revive, to set local content requirements on streaming services.
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- Visit the screen content requirements page
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New Australian content laws for streaming services
The laws will bring more Australian stories to our screens and support the local screen industry.
New research sheds light on creative workplaces
New research has investigated how Australia’s creative workforce and economy can best be supported to thrive and create lifelong careers in the arts sector.
Supporting the Australian screen sector
Legislation passed by Parliament makes important changes to the Location Offset and the Producer Offset.
Funding strengthens the arts at country festivals
Festivals across regional and remote Australia will receive funding to connect audiences and communities.
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Arts and Screen Employment Pathways Pilot Program
We invited feedback on the development of the new Arts and Screen Employment Pathways Pilot Program to support d/Deaf and disabled artists and arts workers. This consultation is closed.
Review of the Indigenous Art Code
A review of the Indigenous Art Code is underway to strengthen the protections for Indigenous artists and consumers across the country. This consultation is closed.
Revive: a place for every story, a story for every place
We developed a national cultural policy for the next 5 years following extensive consultation.
National Opera Review
The Australian Government has released a full response to the recommendations of the National Opera Review final report, which examined the artistic vibrancy, financial viability and accessibility of Australia’s major opera companies.
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New Australian content laws for streaming services
The laws will bring more Australian stories to our screens and support the local screen industry.
Archaeological objects returned to Egypt
Seventeen Egyptian artefacts have been formally returned to the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt in a handover held at the Australian Parliament House.
Australia is alive with the sound of music
Live music in Australia is getting turned up through Revive Live grants.
More nationally significant artworks reach regional Australia
Five eastern Australian galleries will be loaned pieces from the national collection to share with regional and suburban communities.
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Festivals Australia program bringing together past, present and future
Over $700,000 will be shared amongst successful projects through round 20.
Australia set to light up the 2025 Eurovision stage
The latest recipients of the International Cultural Diplomacy Arts Fund will bring Australian art to the world.
Media release – 36 First Nations Ancestors welcomed home from the United Kingdom
We have welcomed the return of 36 First Nations ancestors from the United Kingdom in a ceremony hosted by the Natural History Museum in London.
Language is key in delivering healthy teeth practices
A pilot project teaching dental health practices to First Nations children in language has shown to improve oral health speech and literacy.
Support the rollout of Equity: the Arts and Disability Associated Plan
Expressions of Interest are now open to join the Implementation Advisory Group for Equity.
New touring exhibitions telling stories of Country
Round 20 of the Visions of Australia program is delivering $1.4 million towards 5 new touring exhibitions.
Resale Royalty expands for Australian artists
Australian artists are set to benefit when their works are resold overseas, with international reciprocity being extended to a further 9 countries.
New research sheds light on creative workplaces
New research has investigated how Australia’s creative workforce and economy can best be supported to thrive and create lifelong careers in the arts sector.
Follow our new Instagram channel @AusGovArts
We've launched our Office for the Arts Instagram channel to bring you the latest news and updates about Australian arts and culture.
Artist profile: Lauren Rogers on fake art’s cost to culture
Ngarabul and Torres Strait Islander artist Lauren Rogers talks about the inappropriate use of First Nations artwork and its cost to culture.
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Australian Government response to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Indigenous Affairs—Report on the impact of inauthentic art and craft in the style of First Nations peoples
Published: 11 Sep 2020 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures are diverse and dynamic. They are essential to the wellbeing and identity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as well as being a vital part of Australia’s identity. …
PublicationPublic Lending Right Committee Annual report 2012-13 Public Lending Right Committee Annual report 2012-13
Published: 1 Dec 2016 Public Lending Right Committee Annual report 2012-13 (DOCX, 493.77 KB) Public Lending Right Committee Annual report 2012-13 (PDF, 1 MB) … 267 … 268 … 13 … Public Lending Right Committee Annual report 2012-13 Public Lending Right …
PublicationPost, Digital and Visual Effects (PDV) offset glossary
Published: 4 Apr 2025 This Glossary is a combination of terminology and a general description of what is, and is not, considered qualifying Australian Production Expenditure (QAPE) for the Post, Digital and Visual Effects (PDV) Offset. Post, Digital and …
Publication2019–2020 funding recipients—Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support (IVAIS) Program
Published: 26 Aug 2020 2019—2020 funding recipients for the Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support (IVAIS) Program. indigenous-visual-arts-industry-support-ivais-program-2019-20-funding.docx (DOCX, 165.13 KB) …
PublicationNational Indigenous Languages Report document
Published: 16 Aug 2020 The National Indigenous Languages Report is a key element of the Australian Government’s ongoing commitment to maintain, preserve and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages. The entire report in PDF format is very …
PublicationAustralian International Co-Production Program guidelines
Published: 7 Sep 2016 Guidelines for entering into audiovisual co-production arrangements. The Government’s guidelines are used to assess the feasibility of audiovisual co-production arrangements with potential partner countries. …
PublicationCommunity grants—national recipients list, round 1, 2020
Published: 9 Jul 2020 Community grants—national recipients list, round 1, 2020—July 2020. community-grants-national-recipients-list-round1-2020.docx (DOCX, 118.58 KB) community-grants-national-recipients-list-round1-2020.pdf (PDF, 409.2 KB) … 286 … 287 … …
PublicationFestivals Australia grant recipients—National summary of projects—Round 10 February 2020
Published: 6 Jul 2020 List of national summary of projects for Round 10, February 2020. national-summary-of-projects-round10-february2020.docx (DOCX, 164.2 KB) national-summary-of-projects-round10-february2020.pdf (PDF, 283.35 KB) … 291 … 292 … 293 … 3 … …
PublicationNational Regional Arts Fellowships 2020: Recipients List
Published: 16 Jun 2020 Recipients list for 2020 National Regional Arts Fellowships. national-regional-arts-fellowships-2020-recipients-list.docx (DOCX, 148.71 KB) national-regional-arts-fellowships-2020-recipients-list.pdf (PDF, 210.38 KB) … 294 … 295 … …
PublicationFestivals Australia March 2016 Round - Grant Recipients
Published: 14 Jul 2017 National summary of Festivals Australia projects grant recipients for March round 2016. National summary of Festivals Australia projects grant recipients for March round 2016..docx (DOCX, 788.08 KB) National summary of Festivals …
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