Today's luncheon largely celebrated screen craft and technical achievements across the year’s local TV and film offerings.
Martin Walsh has slammed the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts for overlooking his film in the major categories of its awards next week.
The much-loved New Zealand actor thinks there must have been a mix-up,but he's delighted all the same.
David Michod's The King wasn't even eligible for the AACTA awards until a late rule change. Now it has emerged as a real contender,with 13 nominations.
Before they became screen legends,many of our best-known actors were struggling thespians at NIDA. A picture essay captures some of their early student performances.
Despite not having had a cinema release or festival screening in Australia,David Michod's new film could be in contention for a major film award.
Director Warwick Thornton's western has claimed best film,director and four other trophies at the country's leading film and television awards.
Benjamin Gilmour's Jirga wins best indie film at the AACTA Industry Luncheon.
Daniel Monks is heading to the country's leading film and television awards alongside Nicole Kidman,Russell Crowe and Joel Edgerton.
The contenders for the country's leading film and television awards make intriguing reading.