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"We know the Albanese Government shares our love of Aussie music and is committed to making local artists shine here and on the global stage."

Should it take power at the polls on Saturday, May 3rd, the LNP will cut annual funding for Creative Australia by at least 10%.

The Music Network gathers those notable pre-election promises for assistance and backing for the "Vote Music" campaign. 

After discussions with QMusic, Labour, the LNP and the Queensland Greens have responded with their own pledges of support. Read them in TMN.

The music industry welcomes the incoming NSW Labor government, which pledged "historic" levels of investment as part of its "fresh start".

The NSW music industry will hope that, with the appointment of the next government, its curse will be lifted. See who ticks the boxes.

Great Southern Nights would be funded and rebooted with focus to “specifically activate” Parramatta as a key precinct, says NSW Labor.

Jimmy Barnes, The Rubens, Bliss n Eso, and The Presets are among the big-name artists throwing their support behind #VoteMusic.

Labor's Regional Music Census would be the first of its kind in NSW, mapping venues, performances and “music infrastructure,” and more.

The music industry was quick to welcome the return of Labor to power after the Federal Election on Saturday.