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The pandemic has been a wake-up call. Now, more than ever, the arts are a part of our daily lives. They are not something only “the elite” enjoy; they are an expression of the human condition.

A federal parliamentary committee suggests grants, tax breaks, and ABC-SBS partnerships will help regional newspapers remain sustainable amid rising costs and a loss of journalists.

Forget SAS Australia and Australian Survivor, SBS is on the hunt for survivalists for the next reality TV series Alone Australia.

Get ready for turbo Survivor.

SBS casting for local edition of hit reality show in which isolated contestants film themselves as they try to survive in remote locations

If the government truly wanted to restore ABC funding, it would need to increase its budget by at least 10 per cent annually.

Opposition questions if the law allows Morrison government to demand statement of expectations from broadcasters

ABC Chair Ita Buttrose is “delighted” and Managing Director David Anderson says he now has “certainty” for planning. However, the Morrison government’s pre-election announcement it would restore the ABC’s budget to 2018 levels doesn’t come close to making up for what has been lost in cuts to funding and staff.

The Morrison government has lifted a funding indexation freeze on Australia's public broadcasters as part of a $4.2 billion package.