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“I think it's an enormous win that, for the first time ever, there’s a whole-of-government recognition of us as an industry."

"For the first time, perhaps in Australian history, there are actually more jobs than people out there," says AIM CEO John Chalmers.

Flume and other high-ranking Aussie artists in Triple J's Hottest 100 countdown aren't so hot on commercial radio.

“You touch our hearts and you are a $17 billion contributor to our economy,” says Tony Burke of the music sector. "You are essential.”

FNZ and Taylor Swift collaborator Keanu Beats are among the Aussie contingent recognised by Jaxsta in its top-producers list.

UNIFIED Music Group, Untitled Group and Music Health are among the organisations showing solidary to the “change the date” movement.

The International Convention & Exhibition Centre (ICC), venue for the 2021 edition, will once again host the APRAs.

Founded by Sasha Chifura and Shelley Liu and based in Melbourne, Valve Sounds reawakens after a years-long slumber.

Labor's Regional Music Census would be the first of its kind in NSW, mapping venues, performances and “music infrastructure,” and more.

From Jan. 23, Australian artists can submit a music video for the Prize, a unique competition that connects music and the world around us.

Based in Los Angeles, Jacob Snell and Alexandra “Apple” Bagios bring their roster, which includes The Beths, Hatchie and Methyl Ethel.

Americans are digging their cassettes, again. Last year, 440,000 units were sold, up from 343,000 the previous year, a 28% rate of growth.