In APRA AMCOS's 100th year, the ceremony will take place on 19 August at Port Melbourne's The Timber Yards.

Australia's music sector peak body has released its National Cultural Policy submission – "Made Here. Heard Everywhere."

An investigation by The Atlantic reveals music by Liza Lim, Ross Edwards, Brett Dean, Elena Kats-Chernin in datasets used to train AI.

Three emerging composers and a saxophonist-producer are among this year's mentees, paired with leading figures in Australian music.

A new chamber opera, a piece for voices and bass koto and a culturally-informed sound installation among the works supported.

"The AI industry has had every opportunity to treat Australian creators as partners rather than a cost to be avoided ... they have chosen not to," says Dean Ormston.

If you’ve ever wanted to collaborate with a composer, now might be the time to step outside, press record – and let the birds do the rest.

Human creativity fuels AI and it must be protected, respected and remunerated, say copyright organisations.

Jasmin Wing-Yin Leung, Thea Rossen and Jacques Emery are among the finalists showcasing the breadth and ambition of Australia’s artists.

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Australia Institute report warns of “one-way valve” that sees Australians increasingly consume international music while local artists struggle for visibility.

Delayed due to tariff concerns, the bill requires video streaming services to commit 10% of local expenditure to Australian content.