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The Music Network caught up with Live Nation Australasia chairman Michael Coppel for his response on some of the corporation’s claims.

Tony Burke insisted the Labour government would be tough on monopolistic behaviour, though dynamic ticket pricing wasn’t a priority.

Community will be available to“anyone that's making music, that essentially hasn't signed their rights away to another company.”

“Crowbar intends to honour the amazing path laid before us and continue offering great events for years to come."

Broad Radio is now live, pumping out a curated mix of tunes and talk with a difference: it's created for women, by women.

“The last 48 hours have been humbling,” Smash writes. “I've reflected on my words and how my insensitive attempt at telling old stories."

“I can honestly say I have never felt more supported than I do right now in the music industry in this room," Kasey Chambers remarked.

TikTok “informed us that they do not want to renew our deal,” the letter states. “They intend to license some of our members directly.”

The workshop “serves as an informal training opportunity to address the cultural and creative sectors skills shortages."

“Max Shand has built Serenade into a business with significant potential," comments Vinyl Group CEO, Josh Simons

Collins, executive director of the Association of Artist Managers (AAM), and Challenor, co-founder of Sound Story, step into the committee.

Di Torossian will be remembered at a funeral service Oct. 2 in Melbourne. The industry veteran died Sept. 24 following a battle with cancer.