The Australian International Documentary Conference has introduced digital-first and separate series categories as submissions open for the 2027 awards.
The Australian International Documentary Conference 2026 will bring together the global documentary and factual community, unveiling an impressive first lineup of speakers.
Applications are now open for the 2025 Indigenous Documentary Placement, offering a paid four-month opportunity to an Indigenous practitioner to develop their skills at ABC.
AIDC 2025 has wrapped up with a special awards ceremony celebrating Australia’s top documentary and factual projects, including Left Write Hook, Stuff The British Stole Series 2, and Tough Not Toxic.
SBS is seeking original, daring factual series ideas that explore Australia’s growing divisions, offering up to $50,000 in development funding for the most innovative pitches.
SPA CEO Matthew Deaner calls on the government to update documentary screen incentives, including lifting the 65-hour cap, to ensure a competitive and sustainable industry for Australian content.
The AIDC has revealed nominees for its 2025 Awards, with Celia Tait receiving the prestigious Southern Light Award for her contribution to nonfiction storytelling.
AIDC 2025 unveils a powerhouse program featuring over 115 speakers and 40 sessions, including Oscar-nominated filmmakers and industry innovators exploring the future of documentary storytelling.
Announced on Monday at the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) in Melbourne, SBS is looking for original and ambitious ideas that explore inequality and social cohesion and tackle the fault lines of Australian society today.
Now in its second year, the Indigenous Documentary Placement is designed to provide one mid-career Indigenous practitioner with a unique opportunity to undertake an extended placement with the ABC, Australia’s largest public broadcaster.