Australia’s richest prize for young contemporary artists has announced the 21 artists who have made the finals.

In his latest gaffe, the US President has trumpeted his friendship with the great tenor – who died in 2007.

Steve Davislim's Tito will also be among the highlights to catch the ears of Aussie audiences.

A school girl in the US, with no left hand, is giving the violin a red hot go after students built her a hot pink prosthetic arm.

The Australian violinist speaks to Limelight about winning the ₤6,000 prize and where she's going from here.

Community college is a winner after a stunning collection of coins was discovered stashed in a piano by a local tuner.

Daily Review reports that their Deputy Editor has been denied media tickets to OA’s upcoming Two Weddings, One Bride.

Claire Huang took to the stage in New York after being placed second in an international piano and strings competition.

The Russian soprano will perform opera highlights this October with her husband Yusif Eyvazov, in Melbourne and Sydney.

The company hopes to encourage and mentor the next generation of Australia playwrights through a year-long programme.

Hermann Nitsch’s artwork 150.Action attacked for plans to use 500 litres of animal blood and the carcass of a bull.

A well-respected figure in the Australian arts scene, the Sydney Symphony Executive Director will join OA in August.