Cairns-born soprano Cassandra Wright scoops the pool, taking the $40,000 first prize and two additional awards.

The October issue celebrates renewal, mentorship, musical discovery and the growing international presence of Australian artists.

Danish-Australian musician Georg Pedersen, who taught generations of young cellists at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, has died aged 80.

Belvoir reveals a program ranging from a Tony Award-winning rock’n’roll epic to new Australian writing and First Nations storytelling.

A talented trombonist and choir director, Smart went on to lead the Sydney Conservatorium of Music through a period of significant change.

With five national tours and 12 acclaimed guest artists, Selby & Friends' 2027 season celebrates the diversity and vitality of chamber music.

In subsidised cultural institutions, explains Izabella Nantsou, wage negotiations are often inseparable from questions of government support.

With her rich voice and expansive taste in song, Casandra Wilson was one of the preeminent jazz vocalists of the past half century.

Revised Australian Tax Office guidance addresses areas of concern for venues, festivals and promoters but complexities remain for bandleaders.

Soprano Louise Keast takes home the $43,000 prize, which will support her ambitions for an international singing career.

La Scala's subscription screen platform drops its paywall, making the Italian opera company's digital archive free worldwide.

Swan Lake, Mayerling and Cinderella anchor a season of landmark revivals and contemporary choreographic masterpieces.