Program · Outcome 1: Support the development of a professional screen arts and broadcast culture in Australia including through the provision of specialist industry-focused education, training, and research
Program 1.1: Delivery of Specialist Education
Delivery of specialist education to meet the diverse creative needs of students and the skill requirements of industry by means of award courses, training programs and events.
Australian Film, Television and Radio School, 2026-27 Portfolio Budget Statements, PDF page 10 reported
−$1.5m (−11.9%) on 2025-26 estimated actual
A further $29m is listed for this program but not counted, because it is counted elsewhere or is not an expense. Each line below says why.
Traced to named suppliers and grant recipients
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Published lines
Each row is one line of the program’s expense table in the 2026-27 Portfolio Budget Statements – Program Expense Line Items, as published.
| Line | Kind | 2025-26 estimated actual |
2026-27 Budget estimate |
Change | Treatment | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ordinary annual services (Appropriation Bill No. 1) | corporate | $28m | $29m | +$701k +2.5% | not counted: funding already counted at the paying department | Table 2.1.1, row 933 |
| Revenues from other independent sources | corporate | $11m | $11m | +$374k +3.5% | reported | Table 2.1.1, row 935 |
| Expenses not requiring appropriation in the Budget year | corporate | $2.0m | $77k | −$1.9m −96.1% | reported | Table 2.1.1, row 934 |