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Supporting Australian stories on our screens—options paper

Start/End Date: April 15, 2020 09:00 AEST to July 03, 2020 17:00 AEST

The Government is seeking community and industry feedback on options to support Australian stories on our screens in a modern, multi-platform environment.

Appointment to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Board—Position description—Non-executive Director

Published 4th Sep 2020

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All members of the ABC Board are expected to make a full contribution to the Board’s work and operate as part of a team....

Fact sheet—screen production funding and incentives reforms

Published 28th Sep 2020

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The Australian Government is modernising screen production incentives and injecting new funding to support the creation of film and television content in response to the Supporting Australian...

Fact sheet—Budget package for television and film production sector

Published 29th Sep 2020

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As part of the 2020-21 Federal Budget, the Australian Government has announced a package of funding and regulatory reforms to deliver Australian jobs and support the production of Australian screen...

Australian screen content boost

30 September 2020

There will be more Australian content on our screens with $53 million for the development and production of local content announced as part of the...

Fact sheet—modernising Australian content regulation

Published 30th Sep 2020

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The Government is modernising the regulatory framework that underpins Australian content. These new measures will support Australian content on all screens, not just on television, and reflect the...

Q and As: Modernising Australian screen content settings

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Supporting coverage of under-represented sports 2019–2020

Published 9th Nov 2020

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The under-represented sports grant, which forms part of the Government's Broadcasting and Content Reform Package, is an important step in addressing this coverage imbalance to enable sporting...

Funding to support television and online coverage of under-represented sports Guidelines

Published 9th Nov 2020

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The objective of the grant opportunity is to support television and online coverage of under-represented sports, including women’s sports, niche sports and emerging sports that exhibit high levels...

Supporting coverage of under-represented sports 2018–19

Published 10th Nov 2019

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The under-represented sports grant, which forms part of the Government's Broadcasting and Content Reform Package, is an important step in addressing this coverage imbalance to enable sporting...

Modernising Australian screen content settings

The Government is supporting Australian screen content by injecting $53 million for the development and production of local content as well as modernising Australian content regulation.

New rules for a new media landscape—modernising television regulation in Australia

Broadcast and Content Reform Package

The Government is putting a comprehensive package of reforms into place that will support Australia's broadcast sector.

SBS Board position vacant

12 February 2021

Applications are now open for non-executive director for the SBS Board.

2020 Media Content Consumption Survey

The Department commissioned the Social Research Centre to conduct the 2020 Media Content Consumption Survey in September 2020 to look at media content behaviours of Australians.

Media content consumption survey—key results

Published 15th Feb 2021

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The survey was conducted by the Social Research Centre from 14 September to 28 September 2020, with 4,096 respondents.

New rules for a new media landscape—modernising television regulation in Australia

Start/End Date: November 27, 2020 08:00 AEDT to May 23, 2021 17:00 AEST

The Australian Government has announced the next stage of proposed media reforms, to better support the Australian media industry and enhance the range and quality of services and content available to all Australians.The Government has extended the submission period to Sunday, 23 May 2021 (previously Sunday, 7 March 2021).