#MeToo

“The last 48 hours have been humbling,” Smash writes. “I've reflected on my words and how my insensitive attempt at telling old stories."

Three years after the music industries of Australia and Aotearoa finally faced their #MeToo moments, TMN assesses the current landscape.

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

The heart of the Australian music industry was beating as strong as ever at this year’s Bigsound, returning after a hiatus.

There is a bi-product of Australia's rock ‘n’ roll culture who have been suffering in silence – quite literally.

As the #MeToo movement builds momentum in the music industry, it is easy to draw parallels with those same systemic inequalities and the lack of accountability that exist within the Morrison government.

#TimesUp for the Australian music industry, with a Music Industry Review to provide independent consultation and recommendations by June 2022.

The article explores the challenge the industry now faces in bringing executives, artists, streaming services, managers, fans, and the wider community, along the same journey as abuse victims in order to create real change.

Annabelle Herd discusses what she believes the industry needs in order to become more prominent, what individual companies should be doing amid #MeToo, and so much more.

The founders of behavioural change consultancy, Ako, have teamed up with the CEO of Bastion Reputation Management, a leading strategic corporate communications and reputation management consultancy, to offer their support to Australia's music industry.