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The move away from fixed quarterly issues was described as one to “better reflect our long-term vision.”

"The message is loud and clear: audio delivers scale, impact and connection and gives audiences what they want, when they want, however they want it."

The appetite for live music entertainment continues, with new music venues opening and more moves happening across the country.

The new initiative "aims to give Australian artists a mainstream TV performance slot to 1 million viewers, while bringing it simultaneously to fans streaming around the world."

“He’s not only an incredible singer-songwriter, but also a strong Aboriginal man who has always acknowledged his heritage and culture with pride."

APRA AMCOS' submission for the Art Of Tax Reform Summit claims proposed live music incentives could create 10,800 jobs while boosting musician incomes by $294 million annually.

"Australian Women In Music is committed to delivering a culturally safe and inclusive platform to foster long-term structural change across the sector and AWMA is doing just that."

"These are rare opportunities for our local industry to learn from minds operating at the absolute pinnacle of their fields."

The companies have a plan to showcase a vision that brings “India’s music to the world, and the world’s music to India.”

"BlakStage is about more than music; it’s about cultural expression, legacy, and connection," said Going North's Jack Ryan.

"Today I wrote the last line of the first course. What a profound feeling…"