Not so lucky country: Australia ranked 25th out of 31 OECD nations for expenditure on “recreation, culture and religion” as a share of GDP.

As natural and fluent a communicator on the microphone as he was on tenor sax, James Valentine has died peacefully at home, aged 64.

Joshua Roman wins 2026 Renée Fleming Neuroarts Award to investigate music's role in helping people living with persistent COVID symptoms.

Composer Abigail Lui and Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra among those honoured in the 20th edition of the QMAs.

Swedish mezzo-soprano Annie Ternström takes top honours; Australian singer among runners-up.

"The future of choral music in Australia": SPC's 2026 Conducting Fellowships and Emerging Composer Awards announced.

From Barrie Kosky finding the new in Wagner to Sheridan Harbridge on women who refuse to conform, May's issue of Limelight is a celebration of talent, resilience and audacity.

Soprano Siobhan Stagg's first Chamberfest as curator explores music’s broader social role: as storyteller, philosopher and “bias-breaker and community builder”.

A classic Sydney terrace gifted to Griffin as a one-off donation will be transformed into a dedicated writers’ centre.

Sydney-born James Birch among the eight players competing in the prestigious Irving M. Klein International String Competition.

The voice of Bollywood and said to be the most-recorded artist in history, Asha Bhosle has died, aged 92.

From the late 1950s, Westbrook became a central presence in a fast-evolving scene and helped establish a distinctively British voice in modern jazz.