Film
MIPTV 2014: Australian crime shows score in a TV world littered with police procedurals
Are Australian crime shows just afternoon fodder on the world's screens? Kriston PD hunts the truth on the Croisette.
Ten: industry reduced to awe over mess
Ten's latest results confrm the financial realities when the casual punters simply walk away.
Ausfilm Announces London and LA push
Ausfilm is pleased to announce the annual international events Ausfilm Week in October 2014.
Screen Australia Development Funding: bubbling up from the collective psyche
As Death is for the Living, development is for the survivors. 16 into $550,000 is do-able.
Ratings: Wednesday, 9th April 2014
Nine triumphs as the Block reaches its finale in a frenzy of real estate obsession and some useful controversy.
Ratings: Thursday, 10th April 2014
Not a shiny floor show in sight. So everyone else does better.
NFSA: gets new structure
Michael Loebenstein, CEO of the NFSA, has announced his definitive new structure for the archive.
MIPTV 2014: format triumph for Feds and Zombie Boot Camp
There are no more angles on zombies, surely. Yes there are, if you are a Fed from Redfern.
MIPTV 2014: Aussie fiction product listing
Like the shows, the list of sales companies handling Australian non-factual product is growing.
MIPTV 2014: Peter Weir at the television market
Ingrid Weir moves from costumes to croisette to deal in her father's basket of rights, keeping alive a grand reputation.