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The Kid LAROI is now a Billboard chart leader
The Kid LAROI can add another accolade to his growing collection. He’s now a Billboard chart topper. The Los Angeles-based Sydney lad’s ‘Without You’ lifts 3-1 on Billboard's Hot Rock Alternative…

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The Kid LAROI is now a Billboard chart leader
The Kid LAROI can add another accolade to his growing collection. He’s now a Billboard chart topper. The Los Angeles-based Sydney lad’s ‘Without You’ lifts 3-1 on Billboard's Hot Rock Alternative…
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85% of women in the local music industry have experienced sexual harassment [report]
65% of the women surveyed experienced pressure to have sex, according to a new report.
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85% of women in the local music industry have experienced sexual harassment [report]
65% of the women surveyed experienced pressure to have sex, according to a new report.

Aussie-owned music platform Qsic raises $4 million to fund growth
The latest funding round was led by Carthona Capital.

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Aussie-owned music platform Qsic raises $4 million to fund growth
The latest funding round was led by Carthona Capital.

Lorde’s ‘Royals’ passes 1 billion streams
It’s raining Billions Awards in New Zealand, where four songwriters are added to APRA AMCOS’ The 1,000,000,000 List. Two-time Grammy Award winner Lorde (real name Ella Yellich-O’Connor) leads the…

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Lorde’s ‘Royals’ passes 1 billion streams
It’s raining Billions Awards in New Zealand, where four songwriters are added to APRA AMCOS’ The 1,000,000,000 List. Two-time Grammy Award winner Lorde (real name Ella Yellich-O’Connor) leads the…

Angela Samut has resigned from her role as the CEO of QMusic
Angela Samut has resigned from her role as the CEO of QMusic, as reported by The Music Network. A spokesperson who spoke to TMN confirmed the departure of Samut today. “We can confirm that Angela…

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Angela Samut has resigned from her role as the CEO of QMusic
Angela Samut has resigned from her role as the CEO of QMusic, as reported by The Music Network. A spokesperson who spoke to TMN confirmed the departure of Samut today. “We can confirm that Angela…

EXCLUSIVE: QMusic CEO Angela Samut resigns
The CEO of Queensland's music industry development association has resigned.

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EXCLUSIVE: QMusic CEO Angela Samut resigns
The CEO of Queensland's music industry development association has resigned.

Four women allege rape and assault as new research shows breadth of Australian music’s #MeToo plight
TRIGGER WARNING: This article and pages it links to contains information about rape, sexual assault and/or violence which may be triggering to survivors. Six years ago, an Australian producer led…

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Four women allege rape and assault as new research shows breadth of Australian music’s #MeToo plight
TRIGGER WARNING: This article and pages it links to contains information about rape, sexual assault and/or violence which may be triggering to survivors. Six years ago, an Australian producer led…

French digital company Believe announces IPO plans to raise €500 million
Believe said it is “fast-growing and profitable”.

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French digital company Believe announces IPO plans to raise €500 million
Believe said it is “fast-growing and profitable”.

Your Favourite Team announces rising artists participating in biannual incubator
The cohort includes artists spanning a variety of genres and locations.

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Your Favourite Team announces rising artists participating in biannual incubator
The cohort includes artists spanning a variety of genres and locations.

Sony Music reveals over 90 more organisations will receive funding from its Global Social Justice Fund
Organisations from across Africa, Australia, Canada, Latin America, New Zealand, the UK and the US will benefit from the cash injection.

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Sony Music reveals over 90 more organisations will receive funding from its Global Social Justice Fund
Organisations from across Africa, Australia, Canada, Latin America, New Zealand, the UK and the US will benefit from the cash injection.
Reporting from inside the Australian music business since '94.
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