Australian Celebrity Ventures & Economic Shifts: Top Trends & Investments in 2025

Celebrity Business

Exploring how Australian celebrities are investing in new ventures and the economic impact of their business decisions, alongside broader market trends in the entertainment and startup sectors.

Australia Celebrity Investments Economic Trends Startup Scene Entertainment Industry

12 Questions Easy Ages 5+ May 22, 2026

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1 According to PwC's 2024 outlook, what is the predicted percentage growth for the Australian entertainment and media sector revenue in 2025?

A 3.4%
B 5.9%
C 2.8%
D 10%

2 Which sector is projected to represent 73% of the Australian market by 2028, showing significant growth since 2013?

A Traditional media (TV, radio, print)
B Internet-enabled advertising (search, video)
C Physical retail sales
D Live event ticket sales

3 What was the total expenditure on drama production in Australia in 2024/25, marking a significant increase from the previous year?

A $1.1 billion
B $2.7 billion
C $678 million
D $1 billion

4 Deloitte's 2025 Media & Entertainment Consumer Insights report indicates a rise in digital entertainment spending. What was the percentage increase in monthly average digital entertainment spending between 2024 and 2025?

A 10%
B 24%
C 16%
D 3.4%

5 In the 2024 financial year, the subscription television and streaming sector contributed how much to the Australian economy, according to an ASTRA report?

A $62.3 billion
B $2.9 billion
C $10.76 billion
D $4.28 billion

6 What was the estimated direct gross value added (GVA) to the Australian economy by the music industry in 2024-25?

A $10.76 billion
B $1.08 billion
C $4.28 billion
D $1.79 billion

7 Which celebrity's burger chain, Wahlburgers, opened its first Australian restaurant at Sydney's Opera Quays in 2022?

A Margot Robbie
B Mark Wahlberg
C Sarah Monahan
D Banks

8 Tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes' Sun Cable project aims to deliver solar-generated electricity from Darwin to which international city via an undersea cable?

A Tokyo
B Singapore
C Jakarta
D Kuala Lumpur

9 According to IZEA's 2024 report, what percentage of Australian consumers are more likely to trust an influencer's sponsored post over one from an A-list celebrity?

A 46%
B 70%
C 59%
D 88%

10 In 2025, Australian startups raised a total of how much across 390 deals, marking a 24% year-on-year increase?

A $368.3 billion
B $993 million
C $5.1 billion
D $1 billion

11 ASIC's Moneysmart warned of a 25% increase in what type of scam endorsements using Australian identities in 2025?

A Product endorsements
B Social media challenges
C Investment scams
D Fake news articles

12 Which sector, alongside Fintech and Biotech/Medtech, was a significant winner in Australian startup funding in 2025, attracting over $1 billion to AI-native startups?

A E-commerce
B Climate Tech
C Gaming
D Edtech

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