While new funding has been allocated for some, all companies will face cuts of 30 percent over the next 12 months.

Unable to perform live, TAB has launched a new digital season featuring 14 of its productions, starting with The Sleeping Beauty.

The City of Sydney endorses a $3.5M package, the City of Melbourne offers $2M in grants, and Tasmania delivers $1.5M in funding and operational measures worth $2M.

Queensland Ballet has launched a Keep the Magic Alive campaign to share stories and raise funds, and is doing all it can to retain staff and keep its dancers fit and healthy.

The new fund will operate across three streams: Survive, Adapt, Create. The suspended Arts and Disability Mentorships have been reopened.

From our House to Yours will offer full-length performances and talks, footage, podcasts, articles and behind-the-scenes content.

Things are impermanent, life is impermanent, but music and the arts are lasting joys.

Queensland Arts Minister Leeanne Enoch has announced $8 million of funding relief to help mitigate the impact of the coronavirus on small to medium arts companies.

The coronavirus is set to have an enormous economic impact on the arts industry and its workers.

Angela Goh takes home the big prize, with Amrita Hepi winning the Audience Choice Award for a second time.

An uneven program of contemporary ballets from established and emerging choreographers.

A dancer with Queensland Ballet in the 1960s, Lee Christofis traces the company’s history.