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“We want to continue to grow this market. There's growth left.”

Amazon Music, Twitch, Instagram, and YouTube are preparing for a different future regarding TikTok.

The two companies have teamed up to offer startup and scaleup companies an incredible opportunity at this year's Asia-Pacific Venue Industry Congress.

“Without targeted support, our local artists face insurmountable challenges.”

“We cannot miss the critical chance to give our homegrown music the radio airtime it is supposed to be getting under broadcasting legislation. It is long overdue.”

"We know we can hold our own against any music outlet in the world, and this is proof."

“For an industry like ours, a not-for-profit structure would have a much greater alignment behind insurance as a safety net for hard times.”

Join award-winning WA songwriter Sash Seabourne in a free comprehensive workshop.

The launch of 'A Place To Create,' South Australia’s first ten-year cultural policy, is a milestone moment for the state.

QMusic have issued a further statement in regards to the controversy surrounding this year's QMAs: "It cannot become standard practice for governments to revoke support in response to artistic expression they disagree with."

It’s quarter-time in the 2025 season, and the Aussie scoreboard is not looking good.

Venue closures, openings, funding, and more: here are the latest movements in music venues across the country.