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So far, $250,000 has been directly attributed to the contribution from the four-day fest’s booking fees, according to Untitled.

The educators are offering one scholarship spot for a female/non-binary individual to take part in its year-long “Master Your Music” program.

A truly iconic piece of recording equipment has found a new home in Australia. The Museum of New and Old Art (MONA) in Hobart, Tasmania, has become the only museum in the country to house a recording…

Rolling Stone Australia has unveiled an incredible and diverse list of nominees for this year’s Rolling Stone Australia Awards, which return to Sydney on April 4th with a star-studded party to…

“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."

The Government said expanding Double J would 'increase the discoverability of Australian artists on radio at all stages of their careers'. 

"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.”

The Federal Government will establish the Centre for Arts Workplaces, which will be charged with making the music industry a safer place.