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

"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.

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

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

Announcement is "a significant moment for Australian creators and our cultural sovereignty" says APRA AMCOS.

Musicians and rights holders are earning more than ever before, though consumption of Australian music sees a sharp decline.

Hailed as "a giant step forward", a new report totes up the monetary value of the entire Australian music ecosystem.

Newly tabled report recommends ticket levies and tax offsets to help music venues keep their doors open, and transparency in dynamic pricing.

A new report predicts that globally, creators in the music and audiovisual sectors could face a cumulative income loss of AUD$36b in the next four years.

Proposed transparency requirements a step towards protecting the livelihoods of creative industries workers and First Nations cultural property.

Creatives voice their concerns in a new study commissioned by APRA AMCOS on the “fast-tracked Industrial Revolution” that is generative AI.

A first ever live music census seeks answers to help solve a sector-wide infrastructure problem: no place to play.