International Women's Day

One of One has announced it will present two events for International Women's Day in March, set for Sydney and Melbourne. 

Singer-songwriter Deb Suckling says we need to have better strategies and support in place for women in the music industry

It’s no wonder our music industry’s #MeToo movement has taken a backseat

DJs, label managers and agency directors have seen it all - and they have a fair bit of wisdom to share. 

The work will be performed live at the rescheduled AWMAs ceremony in Brisbane on May 18. 

ARN will also celebrate female artists this International Women's Day.

Six Australian producers have been selected to participate in the program.

EQUAL aims to celebrate female creators on the platform.

Today, to celebrate International Women’s Day, Double J is counting down 50 “game-changing” women of Australian music.

Who made the International Women's Day list?