Membership
Become an AWG member and access exclusive benefits and resources.
The AWGIE Awards
Celebrate the best of Australian storytelling by joining us for the 58th Annual AWGIE Awards.
The Creators
Professional development for Australian showrunners
Industrial, Rates and Contracts
Click here to access rates, contracts and industrial resources.
Why Join Us

The Australian Writers’ Guild continues to fight against unfair treatment of writers both for the writers’ sake and in support of a healthy industry.
We are negotiating new industrial terms and conditions and have developed a new range of model contracts and minimum recommended terms and conditions. Our service for members ups the ante on contract negotiations and adherence. Solidarity is fundamental to winning these battles.
Support the guild that works hard for you and your fellow writers, and call on our services to fight for what you are worth.
Join the Australian Writers’ Guild today to access exclusive benefits and resources. Be part of the community of writers fighting for writers’ rights and fair remuneration.
Events
AWG Write Night: Christmas Party
AWG SA: Xmas Party
NSW: Screen Guilds Xmas Party
QLD: Screen Industry Christmas Drinks

About Us
The Australian Writers’ Guild is the professional association representing writers for stage, screen, audio and interactive and has protected and promoted their creative and professional interests for more than 60 years.
The Guild’s vision is to see performance writing and performance writers thrive as a dynamic and integral part of Australian storytelling, shaping, reflecting and enhancing the Australian cultural voice in all its diversity.
News
Australian creative workers welcome passing of Australian Content Requirements Bill for steamers
Member win: Home and Away script department become permanent employees
Writers welcome Government announcement protecting creator copyright
Image credits
Poor Things, by Tony McNamara, photograph: Searchlight Pictures. Prima Facie, by Suzie Miller, photograph: Helen Murray. Gordon (Patrick Brammall) and Ash (Harriet Dyer) in Colin from Accounts Season 2, photograph: Joel Pratley/Easy Tiger Productions/Binge/CBS/Screen NSW. Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical, by Summerfall Studio. Little J and Big Cuz, image provided by Ned Lander.

