Enrolments for Bus Stop Films' 2027 Accessible Filmmaking Program and PLACES are open until 14 December 2026, in 14 locations across Australia.

AI is making digital content more accessible than ever. The bigger question is whether people with disability get a say in what is created, and how.

From AiMOGA's Mobo to AI pets and talking pendants, here's where companion robots are heading, and what it could mean for people with disability.

AiMOGA Robotics, an ecosystem partner of OMODA & JAECOO, has launched Mobo, its first home companion robot, and opened global pre-orders.

A short video to start conversations about accessible technology, organisational culture and inclusive innovation in an AI-enabled future.

Your Australian guide to technology, skills, funding and creative careers for people with disability and neurodivergent creators, including key 2026 grant dates and what to watch for in 2027.

THE SEARCH IS ON: AACTA YOUNG STARS RETURNS Presented in collaboration with Casting Networks, The Casting Guild of Australia (CGA) and supported by Screenwise. The initiative is back for a fourth year to search nationwide for the next generation of young acting talent. This year, acclaimed Hollywood casting director John Papsidera (Oppenheimer, The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar) joins returning judges Thea McLeod, Anousha Zarkesh and Nikki Barrett to discover the count

Returning in October... The Focus On Ability Short Film Festival showcases 'the creativity, talent and achievements of people with disability'. Sept 22, 2026 || By Leah J. Williams Click here for the original article published on SCREEN Hub The Focus On Ability Short Film Festival will return for its 18th year on 18 October, with a major showcase and celebration taking place at The Concourse in Chatswood in the north west of Sydney. As announced, the afternoon will spo tlight