Industry

Laws was a prominent and often controversial figure of the broadcasting world for over 70 years.

"Each performer and presenter joining the stage represents a part of our story, one that’s deeply local but heard all over the world," said ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd.

"Strong fan demand drove another record quarter, as we continue to attract more fans to more shows globally,” says President and CEO Michael Rapino.

Lily Richardson, one half of the sibling duo CLEWS, is a PhD candidate at UNSW, researching gender-based harm in the music industry and the barriers to lasting change.

"The new signings reflect the company’s ambition to become a diverse and eclectic music company," explains COO Craig Redfearn.

"Change is created when, one at a time, people resolve to keep fighting, support each other and talk about their frustrations along the way," writes AWMA's Vicki Gordon.

Five music legends come together to put Australian music on the commercial agenda.

“I am incredibly proud of what we have achieved together over the past three years, particularly during this transformative period for our Australia and New Zealand operations," Picken said in a statement.

"To have my second solo album FutureNever become the first ARIA-accredited silver album is such an honour," Daniel Johns said.

Rosen said he’s “honoured” to lead the Warner Music Australasia and Southeast Asia team and reinforce the label’s commitment to Australian and New Zealand artists.