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Richardson proposed a trilogy of solutions when she spoke at the House of Representatives committee inquiry into the live music industry.

With "Enough Of The Sweet Talk," the Leimbachs blast to No. 1 on the latest ARIA Chart, ending a painfully dry spell for homegrown acts.

As "Pig City" celebrates its anniversary with a re-release featuring an essay by The Chats' Eamon Sandwith, TMN caught up with its author.

Starting this Friday, Aug. 2, the weekly honour are meant to shine a light on homegrown acts "breaking through the noise."

Participants also pitched new funding for regional touring to support regional venues, and greater research into career pathways for artists.

Hailing from Newcastle and led by Dave Gleeson, the band has notched six ARIA top 10 albums, dating back to their 1991 debut "All For One."

Green Music Australia this week unveils its Green Artist Guide, featuring a new chapter and input from Lime Cordiale, Paul Kelly and others.

“We want to throw good parties,” explains Luude of his label, “put out records we like from people we like.”

"Our leadership and team prioritise creative freedom, expertise, attentiveness, and a love for music," says Mushroom Music's leadership.

“It’s the most significant change," Mushroom Group CEO Matt Gudinski tells The Music Network, "since the sale of Mushroom Records in 1998."

Edmondson is an experienced leader, most recently serving as CEO and creative director for QMF and, prior to that, as CEO of QMusic.

TMN caught up with Strijland and Wendt for their reflections on QMusic's milestones, challenges and the opportunities that lie ahead.