Honouring established musicians such as Liza Lim, Paul Dean and Mindy Meng Wang, this year’s Awards also celebrate an exciting number of first-time nominees.

A young Australian is one of 12 competitors set to perform a solo recital and chamber program for the competition's penultimate round.

Australia’s Affinity Quartet becomes the first domestic ensemble to win the string quartet category.

The Julliard-trained pianist and conductor led symphony, ballet and musical theatre orchestras across Australia for four decades.

Two festivals scrapped as NSW Government looks to the creative industries grassroots for ideas, innovation and growth.

A leading lady at Sadler's Wells for eight years, Margaret Nisbett was one of Australia's best-known singers in the 1960s and 1970s.

Grammy winners, top improvisors, inter-cultural exchangers and high-energy groovers in the mix for MIJF 2023.

In the Awards’ 60th year, six young Australian artists win opportunities to work in some of the world's most esteemed opera houses.

Nineteen world premieres and more than 1000 performances in a Brisbane Festival bill spotlighting local talents with national profiles.

Jacqui Smith will lead the historically-informed music group, which has also revealed its first tour to the US.

Year 11 viola student Hayley Lau has won $5,000 and an engagement with the orchestra in 2024.

Equally at home in TV comedy and theatrical tragedy, Judi Farr gave many memorable performances over five decades.