This report presents findings from a study of South Australian musicians working in education. It provides new evidence on incomes, career pathways, portfolio work, schooling, and industry links, and introduces the concept of ‘twin sustainabilities’, showing music teaching supports viable careers while also sustaining the future of the music industry.

In a fiscally challenging environment, data indicates that governments should pursue strategic and structural change to maximise government investment in Australia’s arts and culture system. On a GDP basis, Australia is spending around one-quarter less than its OECD peers on ‘recreation, culture and religion’. This paper identifies actions and big picture opportunities.

This series of resources focuses on the importance of cultural awareness and sensitivity in disability support and service delivery. The 14 workbooks support culturally sensitive practices and help organisations realise the benefits of cultural and linguistic diversity.

This project uses collage to expose and critique the language surrounding generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI). It supports critical AI literacy by highlighting the social, political, cultural and environmental stakes of the GenAI industry and its vested interests. It also aligns with emerging arts‑based approaches that challenge, question and resist contemporary AI technologies.

The report provides an updated, data-driven assessment of diversity across Creative Australia’s workforce, investment and Australia’s arts and cultural sector. It establishes a framework for tracking change over time and measuring progress against broader national indicators. The report maintains a strong focus on communities that have historically faced barriers to participation and leadership in the...