The NSW Government has revoked the City of Sydney?s new development control plan (DCP) for late-night trading. Minister for Planning, Tony Kelly, said he had done so because it?s an inappropriate use of planning powers and had caused uncertainty in the community. “The proposed changes would have allowed the council to review conditions for operating
Tribute to Archie Roach at Woodford
Renowned singer/song writer Archie Roach has announced he is unable to attend Woodford Folk Festival this year.
MAX TROPSCORE COMPETITION
Are you the next John Williams, Bernard Herrmann or Jerry Goldsmith? Or perhaps you have the talent to rival the likes of Quincy Jones, Danny Elfman and Nick Cave? If you think you have what it takes to be the next big thing in film scoring enter MAX TROPSCORE before entries close on Thursday 13
The Hilltop Hoods Initiative
Hilltop Hoods and APRA have once again teamed up, and will be giving away $10,000 to an emerging Australian Hip Hop artist or group.
Stephen Pavlovic to Curate Vivid LIVE 2011
Sydney Opera House Head of Contemporary Music, Fergus Linehan today announced that its winter music festival, Vivid LIVE 2011 will be curated by music impresario Stephen “Pav” Pavlovic, founder of the hugely successful Sydney-based record label, touring company and international brand, Modular People. In its third year, Vivid LIVE at Sydney Opera House is set
Good Vibes Performance Opportunity
Ever dreamed of performing alongside the hottest Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, Dub, Reggae and R&B artists in the world?
The Best of Australian Music Announced
The winners for the three award categories for the triple j awards have been announced.
NA2R Artists on Commercial Radio
The winning artists of the New Artists 2 Radio competition being their commercial airplay today.
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Channel [V] Oz Artist of the Year Announced
After a ten week window of public votes, the winner of this year’s award has been announced.
ArtStart
Making the move from studying in the arts to building a professional career in the arts industry can be a challenge. That’s why the ArtStart program, managed by the Australian Council for the Arts, has been created to give financial assistance of up to $10,000 to graduates, helping them make the challenging transition. The first