Jazz Money and Jason Phu's picture book The Frog’s First Song is published by University of Queensland Press.

Jazz Money's feature documentary, WINHANGANHA, commissioned by the Australian Film and Sound Archive in 2023, is available to stream free during NAIDOC Week on DocPlay. NAIDOC Week: 6 — 13 July. Link here

Jazz Money is participating in the inaugural Ulaanbaatar Biennale, set to take place from 6 to 20 June 2025 in Mongolia’s capital. “On the Horizon, Under the Moon”, the biennale is curated by Tian Zhang and will explore themes of place, land, and home, inviting both Mongolian and international artists to contribute.

Jazz Money is exhibiting in CHTHONIC CHORUS at Incinerator Gallery, Melbourne. Opening night: Friday, 31 January, 6–8pm. Exhibition: 01.02.25 — 30.03.25.

Mosman Art Gallery is presenting Jazz Money’s sound installation, This Is How We Love. Included in the 2024 Adelaide Biennial, TIHWL is an enveloping multichannel sound installation that invites audiences into a community of sound and love. The poem, originally written by Jazz Money for World Pride in Sydney 2023 was arranged for a choir by composer Joseph Twist. Presented here as an immersive audio work, the piece was recorded with members of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Choir to emphasise queer systems of care and reciprocity. The Cube at Mosman Art Gallery 19.10.24 — 02.02.25.