Musos battle pollies, big tech to protect their songs The law says you can't use a song for political or commercial purposes without the permission of the author. But for artists, it's like playing whack-a-mole. AAP · Oct 16
Countdown at 50: the powerful, messy and sexy music show that changed Australia On this day in 1974 the show began on the ABC, introducing the nation to pop’s biggest names – Elton John, Madonna, Abba – and giving countless local acts their big break The Guardian - AU · Nov 7, 2024
UK riots: Anti-immigration and anti-racism protests face off peacefully amid police presence in Bournemouth Around 500 anti-racism demonstrators turned out to oppose 200 people on a ‘taking back our country’ event The Independent UK · Aug 18, 2024
'A gentleman with the mad soul of an Irish convict poet': remembering Chris Bailey, and the blazing comet that was The Saints Inala in the early 70s was bleak. A Brisbane suburb of wide dusty streets, treeless and bland. A planned community, meant to grow over time. Austerity, accented by the cheap houses – weatherboard, red brick, concrete – stifled the suburb like a blanket on a hot February night. The Conversation · Apr 12, 2022
Barker and Stonehouse linked wholesaler launches new warehouse and showroom in Middlesbrough Baker Furniture MD Mark Callaghan said the new facility provided a 'genuine exhibition experience' for visiting UK and international customers Birmingham Post · Mar 24, 2022