APRA AMCOS

A coalition of music and creative organisations has called on the Federal Government to protect creators from AI-driven copyright threats.

APRA AMCOS has outlined an ambitious vision for the future of Australia's music industry with its National Cultural Policy submission, 'Made Here. Heard Everywhere.'.

Music by some of Australia's biggest artists has reportedly been stolen by AI companies for datasets.

APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston has responded to comments made by Scott Farquhar at the Australian Financial Review's AI Summit in Sydney.

Eight APRA AMCOS members have been newly inducted into the organisation’s prestigious 1,000,000,000 List.

APRA AMCOS has addressed recent claims made by several of its members regarding royalty payments, insisting the organisation "is aware of the claims."

APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston is one of several industry leaders who will help shape the country's new National Cultural Policy.

Some of Australia's biggest names have been nominated at the 2026 APRA Awards, as APRA AMCOS continues its centenary celebrations. 

Applications have opened for the 2026 RESONATE program, a four-day collaborative initiative for Indigenous songwriters and producers. 

Australia and Canada should work together to ensure the rise of AI supports, rather than undermines, music creators, according to APRA AMCOS.