This new documentary celebrates the diversity of our people and the valuable contribution that they make to our state.

The Government of South Australia is committed to ensuring our diverse multicultural communities are well supported through quality services and programs, along with being encouraged to organise and host activities and events that showcase their rich diverse cultures and customs with the wider South Australian community.

To achieve a series of 13 objectives to guide the growth of and investment in the state’s leadership in the arts and cultural sector, the plan detailed 45 recommendations for the government’s consideration.

Nominations are now invited for the 2021 South Australian Living Artist Publication.

The program’s February 2020 funding round is now open for categories supporting the development of new work and its production or presentation, and for professional development opportunities.

The State Government’s SA Bushfire Appeal was established to raise funds for people directly affected by bushfires in Cudlee Creek and Kangaroo Island.

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Development program is now open, inviting nominations that support art making, presentation and professional development across art forms.

The 2020 Made in Adelaide grant program and Fringe Award are open for nominations from eligible South Australian acts on the 2020 Adelaide Fringe program that are planning to participate in the 2020 Edinburgh Fringe.

The South Australian Cyber Security Framework has now been released, replacing the Information Security Management Framework.

The department’s Online Accessibility Toolkit has received two accolades at the Australian Access Awards on 12 December 2019.

On Friday, 29 November 2019, more than 300 of South Australia's cultural leaders, artists and creatives packed the Queen's Theatre to celebrate the 14th annual Ruby Awards.

AustCyber and Ribit recently hosted Cyber Connect, a business-to-student speed networking event at the University of Adelaide.