Former Australian Chamber Orchestra violin Glenn Christensen rejoins QSO after German stint.

A Beijing-based music services platform takes a controlling interest in the classical label founded in 1987 by Klaus Heymann.

The 23-year-old Victorian mezzo-soprano takes home the prestigious Marianne Mathy Scholarship along with additional prizes.

Simón Pazos Quintana has taken out the 25th annual award, presented in Adelaide.

Andrea Lam, the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Joseph Tawadros and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra's Mahler 2 are in the running for Australia's leading music industry awards.

The shift from human to machine intelligence, Mills warned, will render us “less attuned to our senses, less grounded in place, and less fluent in feeling.”

Playwright Andrea James to serve as Artistic Director and co-CEO of Australia’s longest running First Peoples theatre company.

A song cycle about cold-water swimming, a guzheng concerto and a work inspired by wind maps are among this year's nominees.

A new work from Lior and Nigel Westlake, international theatre productions and a First Nations theatre trilogy are among this year's funded projects.

"Big ideas, big emotions" promises NZSO's Gemma New – and big names too, including María Dueñas, Isata Kanneh-Mason, James Ehnes and Stephen Hough.

A debut orchestral concert, a new staging of Pinchgut's first-ever production and an Australian premiere.

Antony Partos, Jed Kurzel, the Bluey team and Caitlin Yeo are among this year's nominees.