Construction has started on the new $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre (Tarrkarri) at Lot Fourteen, marking a major milestone in the delivery of the project.

Production has commenced in Adelaide on the Netflix young adult drama series Gymnastics Academy: A Second Chance!.

More than a quarter of newly trained and upskilled South Australian crew members graduating from the SAFC’s Skilling SA program have already secured paid work, as the initiative prepares to wrap its successful pilot program.

A new crop of diverse South Australian filmmakers will get a chance to see their work on the big screen, as feature film skills development program ‘Film Lab: New Voices’ opens for round 2 with a new opportunity, especially for First Nations practitioners.

The state government has applauded the success of Rising Sun Pictures in receiving an Emmy nomination for its work on the US series The Boys and highlighted the importance of the state government’s support for post-production, digital and visual effects (PDV) work done in South Australia.

A one-time iron foundry in Adelaide’s inner north-western suburbs is taking on a new lease on life while providing artists room for their own creativity to flourish.

The State Government is delivering a further $820,000 of grants to venues and artists to support South Australia’s live music scene through what will be another challenging year.

Public schools, preschools and music organisations across South Australia have received a share of almost $300,000 in grants to support innovative music education initiatives.

New concept designs have been released for the Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre (AACC), to be built at Lot Fourteen.

A new original lifestyle program, Recipe For Love, developed and produced in South Australia with IP 100% owned by Adelaide’s Corner Table Productions, has been acquired by a global distribution leader of premium unscripted television, North American based Media Ranch Inc.

With start-up accelerators like Stone & Chalk providing fertile platforms for growth, there’s never been a better time to establish a tech-centric business in SA, says teen app developer Will Bishop.

The Creative Industries Strategy sets an ambitious target of five per cent growth per annum to 2030.