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Music Australia Reveals Latest Recipients Of Its Export Development Fund
Music Australia's Export Development Fund has shared more than $1 million between 65 Australian artists, producers, composers and songwriters as part of its latest round of funding.
Gordi, Josh Pyke, Mama Kin & Leah Flanagan Appointed To Music Australia Council
Gordi and Mama Kin have been reappointed to the Music Australia Council, while Josh Pyke and Leah Flanagan have joined.
Big Data, Big Ideas: Music Australia Push For Regional And Remote Representation At RRMS 2025
Creative Australia and industry body Music Australia have kept the pulse on audience, artists, and environments via a numbers-driven approach. For regional and remote music, this data could be life-changing.
Music Australia Reveals The Recipients Of Its Export Development Fund
The Export Development Fund sees $997,787.95 invested in 78 projects.
LNP Pledges 10% Cut To Creative Australia Funding
The LNP has pledged to slash Creative Australia's funding by $33.2 million if it wins today's election.
Fans Want To See More Aussie Acts But They Don’t, So How Will The Biz Deal With It?
“There is a disconnect between Australians’ strong support for Australian artists and actual attendance at Australian acts,” related Creative Australia’s Belinda Balhatchet.
Music Writer's Lab Launches Commissioning Fund
All Australian music media outlets are encouraged to apply for The Music Writer's Lab's Commissioning Fund.
Music Australia Announces Funding For Aus Record Labels
The program will award grants between $10,000 and $150,000 to eligible record labels.
ARIA To Launch Weekly Show Celebrating Australian Music, ‘ARIA AMPLIFIED’
The show will be hosted by triple j alum Bridget Hustwaite, offering a “cool, credible and up-to-date voice for Australian music and pop culture”.
The Federal Government's Revive Live Grants Are Now Available For Venues & Music Festivals
"This funding will help to address the challenges contributing to cancellations and closures among the live music scene," Minister for the Arts Tony Burke said.
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