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In 2003, one in four Aussie households owned Innocent Eyes. Delta Goodrem deserves a place in our music history

I remember when my family bought Innocent Eyes, at a JB Hi-Fi off the Nepean Highway. I was 12 and had just started high school. It was the first time I really understood the power of music; I felt like Delta was imparting words of wisdom through this time of…

The Conversation

Change is slow, but once in a while there is a tipping point. The voice is one of those moments

The Uluru Statement from the Heart came with an invitation to walk with First Nations people. A couple of years ago I set off on a journey to do just that

The Guardian - AU

Partners get Stranded in the Snowys

This isn't the grim fate the title might suggest.

The Canberra Times

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Aria awards 2023: hip-hop artist Genesis Owusu leads nominations

Rapper scoops seven nominations for Australia’s premier music prize, while Dom Dolla, Troye Sivan, G Flip, Budjerah and DMA’s receive multiple nods

The Guardian - AU

Polaris and fans heal together in emotional outpouring

There were circle pits, row pits and lots of love.

Newcastle Herald

Kate Miller-Heidke visits Canberra school to deliver some big news to one of its teachers

She even conducted the school's orchestra while she was there.

The Canberra Times

Opera's awesome iOS web browser now brings AI to your iPhone, as well as your Mac

Opera’s AI assistant has arrived on its iOS web browser, but will you use it?

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National Indigenous Music awards 2023: King Stingray and Yothu Yindi celebrated in Darwin

The Yolŋu surf-rock band are continuing to make waves – and to prove that talent runs deep in the family

The Guardian - AU

The Wiggles are coming to Newcastle

Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to Wiggle!

Newcastle Herald

Tina Arena embraces boundaries

"I didn't wanna sit there and be riddled by fear."

The Canberra Times

Britney Spears says Victor Wembanyama’s security struck her in Las Vegas

The Spurs rookie said Thursday he believes Spears grabbed him from behind as he was walking into a restaurant and that the security detail he was with pushed the pop star away.

Chicago Sun-Times

Britney Spears says Wembanyama's security struck her in Las Vegas, Spurs rookie says he was grabbed

San Antonio Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama says he believes Britney Spears grabbed him from behind as he was walking into a restaurant at a Las Vegas casino, and that the security detail he was with pushed the pop star away

The Independent UK

The story of Aria Guitars: the unsung brand that has served metal shredders and jazz virtuosos alike for over 60 years

Aria has a long, proud history, played by the likes of Cliff Burton, George Lynch, Herb Ellis and Andy Summers. Join us as we access all Arias and pay tribute to a slept-on guitar icon

Guitar World

How a 'pot-smoking, acid-gobbling smart-arse' became the producer behind some of Australia's greatest music

Maybe he’s someone only musicians know about. Which is criminal. Or maybe this excellent memoir by engineer and producer Tony Cohen, who died in 2017, will fling him into the spotlight. Which is appropriate.

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The Guardian - AU

From cultural cringe to clogged charts: why aren’t Australians listening to Australian music?

Only two Australian songs are on the Aria chart’s Top 50 this week – and one of them is from 2013. What’s going wrong, and how can it be fixed?

The Conversation

Why isn't Australian music charting on the ARIA charts?

The excitement generated by the 2023 Eurovision contest was palpable. Members of my family, like thousands of Australians, were awake at 5am on a Sunday to cheer on Australia’s Eurovision contenders, Perth band Voyager. Their song Promise was the eighth Australian entry since we first competed in 2015. Seven of…

ABC News

Could Australia's next big artist be struggling to get a gig? Busby Marou hopes mentorship will open doors for up-and-coming musicians

Queensland duo Busby Marou is the latest big name to jump into mentorship for up-and-coming musicians, many of whom are struggling to lock in live shows due to dwindling opportunities.

TechRadar

Opera’s new AI bot might tempt me away from Google Chrome

Opera has unveiled a new AI-enhanced browser and its own chatbot, Aria. Could this be the new way to search the web?

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Tina Arena resigns from board of Australia Council for the Arts

The Australia Council for the Arts releases a statement saying the ARIA Hall of Fame inductee had stepped down from the government arts funding body "due to her work commitments".

Guitar World

Inside Zakk Wylde's heartfelt celebration of Pantera's Dimebag Darrell – only in the new Guitar World

Plus! Neil Giraldo, the history of Aria Guitars, why Joe Bonamassa loves '54 Strats, Jesus Piece, Ally Venable, the life and times of Zal Yanovsky, a fuzz fiesta and more

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If The ARIAs Exist To Champion Aussie Music Why Is There None In The Charts?

The only Aussie song that charted in the past four weeks was Vance Joy’s ‘Riptide’.

ABC News

Broderick Smith, musician and The Dingoes frontman, dies, aged 75

Broderick Smith dies peacefully at home, aged 75, after a career playing blues, boogie, country and rock across Australia and the world.

Newcastle Herald

Gum Ball: The festival built on a passion for music and family

'We were all flying a little bit blind back then.'

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s too raw’: Rothbury residents conflicted about Raoul Moat drama

ITV’s Hunt for Raoul Moat dramatises 2010 search for killer, but some in Northumberland town want to forget the horror

The Guardian - AU

‘We need to break down their power’: why Australian music is facing an ‘existential threat’

It’s becoming harder for local artists to find an audience, raising urgent questions for the industry – and for the culture

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