Women

When women’s contributions to the industry are erased and excluded, progress is washed away and replaced with the status quo.

Emily Lazar is recognised as the top female mastering engineer on the planet. She wants more women to participate, and she's creating change.

“The launch of WIMA is to continue our mission to create an inclusive environment, but now on a national scale. This is only the beginning."

One of One is back for 2023, with more people now welcome to attend the events in Sydney and Melbourne.

The educators are offering one scholarship spot for a female/non-binary individual to take part in its year-long “Master Your Music” program.

CEO of ARIA, Annabelle Herd, told The Music Network that the division along binary lines excluded too many talented non-binary artists.

Control will feature music trailblazers from across stage, studio and the executive suite.

Who made the International Women's Day list?

The series' first season features interviews with Alice Ivy, Gordi, Thando and more.

AAM has two new national programs for artist managers.