Dean Ormston

“This year’s results highlight the strength of the organisation’s financial performance, breadth of member service, and commitment to improving our industry’s ecosystem.”

"Too many times women are recognised in a tokenistic way and I think it's important that we have a platform for and by and about us."

Brett Cottle has another prized piece of silverware for his trophy cabinet. At a recent ceremony in Sydney hosted by the AMPAL board of directors, the former APRA AMCOS CEO was presented with the…

Beloved Australian comedian and writer Denise Scott is back for hosting duties in 2018.

Qantas start quietly removing music from in-flight entertainment in July, saying that less than 10% of passengers were tuning in. But APRA AMCOS Dean Ormston has hit back, saying they're "not seeing the opportunity to celebrate Australian songwriters and composers through better, researched curation."

As far as the entertainment industry is concerned, the win is not just confined to Europe. APRA AMCOS’ chief executive Dean Ormston explains why.

ARIA say we're on track to have the best growth outcome in 20 years, while APRA AMCOS is going to report group earnings of just over $420 million - 8.7% up from last year.

Several organisations are testifying for a 25% Aus content quota.

"It's a complete lack of acknowledgement by both radio and by the public that new Australian music is important.”

No more CDs or DVDs in Kmart, Dean Lewis is a millionaire (in streams), Dave Faulkner gets some home delivery and much more.