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"I’m really sad to be missing these shows," Bonehead wrote, revealing that he's going on a "planned break" for the "next phase" of his cancer treatment.

"me leaving my tortured poet body to become a showgirl..."

Could this year's instalment be a nod to Paris and its cultural centre?

“There's a lot of grief that's wrapped up with going back and trying to reconnect,” Bumpy says of returning to Noongar Boodja with her mother, “because you realise just how much more you've lost.”

The Aussies featured on the list share appearances with highly anticipated releases from Billie Eilish, Fleetwood Mac, Chappell Roan, The Rolling Stones, Talking Heads, and more.

Sydney R&B prodigy BOY SODA shares the collaborative effort of making his debut album 'SOULSTAR.'

“I just heard the few notes of the beginning, and then I just had tears.” HUNTR/X and Maggie Kang, co-director of KPop Demon Hunters, on making 2025’s biggest song.

The Midnight Oil drummer is parting ways with a "truly iconic piece of music history" for good causes.

“Every new job or experience has helped me pick up so many skills, and they all culminated in me getting a foot in the door for games composing.”

As Bullet For My Valentine approach their Australian tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of 'The Poison,' vocalist Matt Tuck reflects on the whirlwind and impact of the album on the band's career.

Swims has made a "great recovery" ahead of his performance at the NRL Grand Final.

“I’m so excited that Maple and her friends no longer have to get Fake IDs to attend Good Things 2025,” said Good Things promoter Chris O’Brien.