23 October 2020 News Cuties classified MA 15+ A three-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the film, Cuties, is classified MA 15+ (Mature Accompanied) with the consumer advice ‘strong themes’.
21 October 2020 News Classification review announced for the film Cuties The Classification Review Board has received an application to review the classification of the film Cuties.
25 September 2020 News Spring school holidays: stay entertained at home! The spring holidays have arrived. Here are some games to play and films to watch from the comfort of your home! Classification ratings and consumer advice can help you choose what you and your family watch or play.
25 September 2020 News Spring holiday movie guide Check out our spring movie guide, with ratings information to help you choose what you, your younger children and teenagers watch these holidays.
3 July 2020 News Cinemas are back! Winter holiday movies Check out our winter movie guide, with ratings information to help you choose what you, your younger children and teenagers watch these holidays.
3 July 2020 News Winter school holidays: games and movies to watch and play at home The winter holidays have arrived. Here are some games to play and films to watch from the comfort of your home! Classification ratings and consumer advice can help you choose what you and your family play or watch.
15 April 2020 News Classification Review extended due to COVID-19 The reporting date for the review of classification regulation has been extended to 31 May 2020
12 February 2020 News Final chance to have your say on Australia’s classification regulation Submissions on the future design of Australia’s classification regulation are due by 19 February 2020.
8 January 2020 News Have your say on classification regulation Consultation is now open for the review of Australia’s classification framework.
16 December 2019 News Classification review to commence in 2020 The Government has announced a review of Australia’s classification regulation to develop a framework that reflects today’s digital environment and community needs.
16 December 2019 News Summer holiday games The summer holidays are here and there are loads of new computer games for families to play together! Classification ratings and consumer advice may help you choose what you, your younger children and teenagers play.
16 December 2019 News Summer holiday movies The summer holidays are here and there are loads of new release films for families to share!
15 November 2019 News Australia leading the way with Netflix on classification A world-first classification Tool developed in partnership with Netflix continues to appropriately self-classify content.
13 November 2019 News Welcome to www.classification.gov.au We’ve launched a new website for Australian classification, providing a faster, easier way for consumers and industry to access ratings and consumer advice for films and video games.
13 November 2019 News Spring family movies! It’s Spring and there are loads of new release feature films for families to share! Classification ratings can help you choose a film for you and your children to watch.
13 November 2019 News Industry news – Use Box to upload your content Did you know you can use Box to upload your film and computer game content for classification?
13 November 2019 News ‘More information’ - helping you choose The ‘More Information’ feature is available for new cinema films released from September 2019.
13 November 2019 News What are “themes”? You may have seen consumer advice next to a rating that mentions themes, for example Mature themes or Mild themes. But what does “themes” mean?
10 October 2019 News Recruitment for Classification Board Temporary Member Register The Department has commenced a recruitment process for inclusion on the Temporary Member Register of the Classification Board.
21 May 2019 News Rocketman classified M A three-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the film, Rocketman, is classified M (Mature) with the consumer advice ‘Mature them
