Australia is introducing new rules for streaming giants like Netflix and Disney Plus. These platforms must now spend a ...

John Harvey's documentary reframes Pacific nuclear testing through First Nations lens, challenging colonial narratives with ...

As CODE Sports’ behind-the-scenes AFL Draft documentary Chasing The Dream proves, the journey to the draft is an emotional ...

Australia's fast fashion consumption is increasingly causing a mountainous waste nightmare for countries like the Solomon ...

Retro “picture palaces” are back in the spotlight, given fresh life by young audiences eager to venture out for old-style ...

Australia unveils quota bill requiring Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and others to invest in local drama, documentary and ...

A new film documents the final days of Banjima elder Maitland Parker, a victim of Australia’s most contaminated site.

Much remains uncertain about how the legislation will practically affect streamers such as Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+.

Platforms such as Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime and any other streamers with over one million subscribers will have to contribute at least 10% of their local expenditure, or 7.5% of revenue, on ...

The new laws will require streaming platforms such as Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video to spend either 10 per cent of ...

EXCLUSIVE: The UK’s Bankside Films has boarded the Van Vuuren Bros’ Australian mutant toad sci-fi Croak for world sales ahead ...

Filmmaking duo Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar tell low-key stories about dreamers. Teaming with actor Joel Edgerton, they went ...