IGEA has made a submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security review into the Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment (Prohibited…
Say G’Day at Gamescom! The Interactive Games and Entertainment Association, the premier representative body for the video games industry in…
Please join us for the launch of New Zealand Plays. New Zealanders play video games for many reasons – for…
IGEA is launching our major consumer research reports shortly which reveal detailed information about who exactly plays video games in…
Please join us for the launch of Australia Plays. Australians play video games for many reasons – for entertainment, for…
IGEA is excited to announce and celebrate the 10 emerging game developers who are entering the 2023 SMART Program thanks…
Join us on July 24th at the Victorian Pride Centre for an evening of upskilling and networking with industry expert…
The Hon Minster Michelle Rowland MP, the Australian Minister for Communications, today announced a major development for classification reform in…
21 Jun 2023 – The highly anticipated Digital Games Tax Offset (DGTO) legislation (Treasury Laws Amendment (2022 Measures No. 4)…
Sales data shows Australia’s games industry is valued at $4.21 billion 8 June, 2023 – Australians went all-in last year…
Kiwis come to play both physically and digitally 8 June, 2023 – New Zealanders to play games as shown…
IGEA has lodged a submission to the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts in response to…
IGEA is thrilled to announce that the IGEA Educates Summit is returning this year. Featuring talks, panels and studio visits,…
IGEA has lodged a submission to the Bureau of Communications, Arts and Regional Research in response to its proposed Cultural…
IGEA is opening up the SMART Program for 2023. The SMART program is a tailored four-month mentorship and residency program…
Australia is back at Gamescom 2023! Gamescom is the world’s largest and most important business event for video games, and…
In partnership with IGEA, the eSafety Commissioner (eSafety), Department of Home Affairs, Office for Classification of Film and Literature, Netsafe,…
IGEA has lodged a submission to the Australian Attorney-General’s Department in response to its Privacy Act Review – Report. More information on…