Earlier this year, we commissioned the region’s largest survey about AI and music. The report explores the relationship between music and artificial intelligence, highlighting the economic and cultural implications within this rapidly evolving market.
The report provides a blueprint on how we can take action to make the music industry safer, more inclusive, more respectful, and ultimately stronger.
This new study shows how tax offsets levied at venues staging live music might support an economic rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic and foster a healthy live performance ecosystem over the long term.
What's music worth? Find out with the first comprehensive report that calculates the value of the Australian music industry as an international export.
We're committed to redressing inequalities in the music industry. Discover which factors limit or enable the development of women's careers in music.
It's a fact! The live music sector delivers a major boost to the economy. The findings pave the way for key policy developments in the future.
Could your brand benefit from better music selection? Find out the facts about how music influences purchasing decisions and more.
Did you know that copyright industries employ 8.7% of the Australian workforce? Get more facts and figures on the economic contribution of our industry.
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The Women and Minority Genders in Music report by Dr Felicity Wilcox and Dr Barrie Shannon presents new, primary data about the lived experience of over 200 music creators of diverse genders in Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand
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Experiencing Equity: A feminist analysis of female and gender diverse songwriters’ careers in regional and remote areas of Queensland, Australia – Ethics Approval Number S231828
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