James Lee, an Australian animator we’ve featured here a number of times, has released a new compilation piece called 24in24. It’s an assembly of a variety of micro-shorts, all strung together with a few serialized stories, including a very dramatic rescue of toast.

Back in 2010, we featured a short clip from a new, Flash-animated series out of Australia – The Dukes of Broxstonia. It’s the creation of Suren Perera and Stu Connolly, and a whole series has been produced for ABC TV in Australia. Here’s an episode titled Photo Shoot:

Three artists in Sydney have banded together to form the ZZZ Collective, and they’ve already notched a victory. Their short, Run Amok, won the top prize at the 2011 GRAPHIC Animation Competition, an element of the GRAPHIC 2011 festival at Sydney Opera House. The team used Flash and After Effects in the production pipeline. Congrats, fellas!

Dragon Age: Legends, EA’s popular Facebook game, includes an intense opening cinematic that was animated by none other than Adam Phillips. It was animated over 48 days using Animate Pro 2.

With help from a Newgrounds sponsorship, Chris Voigt has delivered the second episode of Great Destiny Man: