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Cassar-Daley, Aloe Blacc, and others, plus industry figures like ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd, APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston, The Annex ’s Mardi Caught, News Ltd ’s Kathy McCabe

Elsy Wameyo, Jem Cassar-Daley, Miss Kaninna, Melanie Dyer, Ngaiire, Yirrmal , and others. APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston said of this year’s winners, “Investing in career development opportunities ... year’s winners and driving Australia’s reputation as a global music powerhouse.” 2025 APRA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AWARDS WINNERS BARKAA - Hip Hop/Rap Becca Hatch - NATSIMO Youth (under 25) Cassie Hamilton

February, via Skinnyfish Music. The band’s debut performance in 2022 received the APRA AMCOS Art Music Award for Performance of the Year. The Cloud Maker’s beginnings

Sydney on Thursday, 13 February. Each will take home $10,000 in cash. APRA AMCOS developed the Professional Development Awards (PDAs) to create career-boosting opportunities for Australian songwriters

Tame Impala, AC/DC, Tobias, 5 Seconds Of Summer , and Royel Otis . Songwriters joining APRA AMCOS ’ 1 Billion List last year were Timmy Trumpet feat. Savage ’s Freaks, Perth hailed drummer/producer

music publishing brand acquired by Mushroom Music . He was also on the boards of APRA, AMCOS, AMPAL and ICMP . APRA AMCOS and AMPAL issued a joint statement about Capper ... passing. Dean Ormston , CEO of APRA AMCOS, said: “I'm completely shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of dear friend and colleague, Matthew Capper. I remember Matthew

Music management organisation APRA AMCOS are calling on a review of the HSC syllabus for music and drama in New South Wales schools after the NSW Education Standards Authority (NSEA ... find my own voice and be a successful musician in today’s world.” APRA AMCOS are now urging the NSW Parliamentary Enquiry into Arts and Music Education to postpone

evidence and broad literature on therapeutic, goal-focused applications of music in the field.” APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston told The Music : “These proposed changes to NDIS funding for music

world in shaping policies that safeguard creators in the face of Generative AI”. APRA AMCOS CEO, Dean Ormston ultimately agrees. “This report lays bare the urgent need for action from ... world and echoes the findings of the landmark report in AI and Music that APRA AMCOS released in August,” Ormston notes. “One stark example from this report

privileged task of the judges. In a relatively small gathering at the  APRA AMCOS  headquarters in Sydney, the 27-strong judging panel, along with a few nominees

Embedded Content On the return of its fourth year, Director of Creative Programs at APRA AMCOS Chris O’Neill said: “We’re thrilled to be able to bring this important ... travel to a big city for the experience.” Held by music rights management organisation APRA AMCOS, with additional support from Sound NSW , the event will offer keynote speakers, workshops, panel