Australian Communications and Media Authority

Stay informed about the ACMA’s work in the converging fields of radiocommunications, telecommunications, broadcasting and the internet by visiting engage.acma.gov.au, where you can also subscribe to their regular e-newsletter or RSS feed.

This user-friendly and dynamic site, which is also tailored to view on mobiles, offers readers the following:

> timely updates on what’s happening in the media and communications landscape
> dynamic and rich material that explains the ACMA’s wide range of activities
> the opportunity to share ideas on the ACMA’s work and other important media and communications issues
> a convenient way to comment on the ACMA’s consultation papers
> links to other relevant material and websites.

engage.acma.gov.au also incorporates social media and other interactive platforms—broadening the ACMA’s audience and helping us to better understand what consumers and industry think about our work.

Tales from Outer Suburbia adaptation to screen at prestigious Annecy Festival

The television adaptation of Shaun Tan’s bestselling illustrated anthology Tales from Outer Suburbia has been selected to screen at the Annecy Animated Film Festival in France, which celebrates the best of international animation.

March 26th 2025

Puppetry meets politics on the set of Knee High Spies

The Victorian Minister for Creative Industries, Colin Brooks, recently went behind-the-scenes on the upcoming children’s series Knee High Spies, currently being produced in Melbourne by Werner Film Productions (Dance Academy, The Newsreader) for the ABC.

March 24th 2025

Space Nova S2 to launch onto screens this April

The animated adventure series Space Nova returns for a second season next month, premiering on ABC iview on Thursday 24 April.

March 24th 2025

Aussie kids’ content recognised with Rockie Award nominations

Preschool animation Eddie’s Lil’ Homies and family feature film Windcatcher have been recognised for their excellence with nominations in the prestigious 2025 Banff World Media Festival Rockie Awards.

March 3rd 2025

Screen stories to share with your class for International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. These screen stories about change-making Australian girls and women will help primary and secondary teachers explore this year’s theme: Accelerate Action.