Australia has never looked more attractive to Hollywood as a place to make film and TV, but there’s a risk of missing the chance to capitalise on that interest.
‘I lived with a lot of denial’: former politician Michael Yabsley’s new life
June 5th, 2020Nine months ago Michael Yabsley finally admitted the truth he had long denied to himself and is family: he was gay.
After his own troubling run-ins with police, Indigenous director offers hope with documentary
June 5th, 2020Cornel Ozies has made a film about a new approach to policing in a remote outback community.
Australia could be poised for boom in Hollywood production, says Ausfilm boss
June 5th, 2020Australia has never looked more attractive to Hollywood as a place to make film and TV, but there’s a risk of missing the chance to capitalise on that interest.
‘I lived with a lot of denial’: former politician Michael Yabsley’s new life
June 5th, 2020Nine months ago Michael Yabsley finally admitted the truth he had long denied to himself and is family: he was gay.
After his own troubling run-ins with police, Indigenous director offers hope with documentary
June 5th, 2020Cornel Ozies has made a film about a new approach to policing in a remote outback community.
‘We thought three years of work was down the drain’: how NGV saved the show
June 5th, 2020Two months ago, with coronavirus lockdown looming, the NGV sprang into action. Their mission: to save this year’s huge Triennial exhibition from cancellation.
Curse of the Pharaoh: Sydney’s summer of blockbusters is over
June 5th, 2020The King Tutankhamun blockbuster that prompted the Australian Museum’s $57 million renovation has been postponed with no future date set.
Curse of the Pharaoh: Sydney’s summer of blockbusters is over
June 5th, 2020The King Tutankhamun blockbuster that prompted the Australian Museum’s $57 million renovation has been postponed with no future date set.
‘We thought three years of work was down the drain’: how NGV saved the show
June 5th, 2020Two months ago, with coronavirus lockdown looming, the NGV sprang into action. Their mission: to save this year’s huge Triennial exhibition from cancellation.
