Dean Ormston

APRA AMCOS has announced a major partnership between its flagship collaborative songwriting program SongHubs and African organisations for the inaugural African SongHubs. Taking place from October…

Ormston becomes just the second Australian ever elected to the helm of CISAC in the organiation's 99-year history.

APRA AMCOS has welcomed the Australian Government’s decision to add another $16.4 million to the Revive Live program.

APRA AMCOS has welcomed the Albanese Government's 2025-26 Federal Budget as an important step in continuing to deliver on the vision of the Revive national cultural policy. In a statement released…

Government and industry should embrace the Triple Lock Guarantee - Music Australia, content quotas and a live music tax rebate.

Dean Ormston shared a five-step action plan, which, if realised, would fulfil a vision for a “thriving, diverse, inclusive and safe” biz.

Jonathan Carter will be a “critical” piece to the PRO going forward, comments APRA AMCOS chief executive officer Dean Ormston.

The International Convention & Exhibition Centre (ICC), venue for the 2021 edition, will once again host the APRAs.

The music industry is backing itself, and on the eve of the release of the National Cultural Policy, we will see whether we have a government that’s going to back us as well.

The PRO’s chief executive didn’t shy away from tackling the big news of this month, the publication last week of "Raising Their Voices."