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Yamaha Australia Backs One-Year Scholarship For ‘Master Your Music’ Program

Yamaha Australia Backs One-Year Scholarship For ‘Master Your Music’ Program

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

By Lars Brandle - Feb 1, 2023
Yamaha Australia Backs One-Year Scholarship For ‘Master Your Music’ Program

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Yamaha Australia Backs One-Year Scholarship For ‘Master Your Music’ Program

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

By Lars Brandle - Feb 1, 2023
A Historic Abbey Road Console Finds New Home Inside Hobart Museum

A Historic Abbey Road Console Finds New Home Inside Hobart Museum

A truly iconic piece of recording equipment has found a new home in Australia.

By Conor Lochrie - Feb 1, 2023
A Historic Abbey Road Console Finds New Home Inside Hobart Museum

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A Historic Abbey Road Console Finds New Home Inside Hobart Museum

A truly iconic piece of recording equipment has found a new home in Australia.

By Conor Lochrie - Feb 1, 2023
Vance Joy, The Wiggles & Amy Shark Lead 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards Nominees

Vance Joy, The Wiggles & Amy Shark Lead 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards Nominees

An incredible and diverse list of nominees for this year’s Rolling Stone Australia Awards have been unveiled.

By Conor Lochrie - Jan 31, 2023
Vance Joy, The Wiggles & Amy Shark Lead 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards Nominees

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Vance Joy, The Wiggles & Amy Shark Lead 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards Nominees

An incredible and diverse list of nominees for this year’s Rolling Stone Australia Awards have been unveiled.

By Conor Lochrie - Jan 31, 2023
Music Industry Reacts to Government’s ‘Revive’ Policy: ‘It's An Enormous Win’

Music Industry Reacts to Government’s ‘Revive’ Policy: ‘It's An Enormous Win’

“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."

By Lars Brandle - Jan 31, 2023
Music Industry Reacts to Government’s ‘Revive’ Policy: ‘It's An Enormous Win’

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Music Industry Reacts to Government’s ‘Revive’ Policy: ‘It's An Enormous Win’

“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."

By Lars Brandle - Jan 31, 2023
Government to Look Into Expanding Double J

Government to Look Into Expanding Double J

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

By Vivienne Kelly - Jan 31, 2023
Government to Look Into Expanding Double J

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Government to Look Into Expanding Double J

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

By Vivienne Kelly - Jan 31, 2023
Music Industry Skills Shortage Is Acute, Study Could be the Answer

Music Industry Skills Shortage Is Acute, Study Could be the Answer

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

By Lars Brandle - Jan 31, 2023
Music Industry Skills Shortage Is Acute, Study Could be the Answer

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Music Industry Skills Shortage Is Acute, Study Could be the Answer

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

By Lars Brandle - Jan 31, 2023
Flume’s ‘Say Nothing’ Was Triple J’s 'Hottest' Song for 2022, But Commercial Radio Didn't Tune In

Flume’s ‘Say Nothing’ Was Triple J’s 'Hottest' Song for 2022, But Commercial Radio Didn't Tune In

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

By Lars Brandle - Jan 30, 2023
Flume’s ‘Say Nothing’ Was Triple J’s 'Hottest' Song for 2022, But Commercial Radio Didn't Tune In

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Flume’s ‘Say Nothing’ Was Triple J’s 'Hottest' Song for 2022, But Commercial Radio Didn't Tune In

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

By Lars Brandle - Jan 30, 2023
Australian Government Unveils National Cultural Policy, Starts Clock on Streaming Quotas

Australian Government Unveils National Cultural Policy, Starts Clock on Streaming Quotas

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

By Lars Brandle - Jan 30, 2023
Australian Government Unveils National Cultural Policy, Starts Clock on Streaming Quotas

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Australian Government Unveils National Cultural Policy, Starts Clock on Streaming Quotas

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

By Lars Brandle - Jan 30, 2023
Government to Tackle Sexual Misconduct and Bullying in the Arts Sector

Government to Tackle Sexual Misconduct and Bullying in the Arts Sector

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

By Vivienne Kelly - Jan 30, 2023
Government to Tackle Sexual Misconduct and Bullying in the Arts Sector

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Government to Tackle Sexual Misconduct and Bullying in the Arts Sector

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

By Vivienne Kelly - Jan 30, 2023
Music Biz Leaders Rally Behind #ChangeTheDate

Music Biz Leaders Rally Behind #ChangeTheDate

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

By Lars Brandle - Jan 25, 2023
Music Biz Leaders Rally Behind #ChangeTheDate

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Music Biz Leaders Rally Behind #ChangeTheDate

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

By Lars Brandle - Jan 25, 2023
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