We champion policies and initiatives that support safe and sustainable creative careers and believe that every participant in the music community - artist, audience, and industry worker - should do so within a culture of respect and safety.

We stand against multinational market concentration and the normalisation of extractive business practices, and champion local artists and music businesses. We support a mix of algorithmic adjustments, levies, and quotas to safeguard Australian music in both the live and recorded music sectors.

We believe that every young person should have access to quality music education, and ongoing training pathways - regardless of postcode, income or identity - enabling participation in a diverse range of music industry careers.

We advocate for public investment that recognises music and music-making as vital social infrastructure and believe investment should flow from the ground up, building diversity, interdependence, community resilience, and sustainability.

We value human creativity, support strong protections against the unlicensed exploitation of artists’ work by artificial intelligence technologies, and advocate for consent, transparency, and fair compensation wherever AI and music intersect.

We support a sector that takes responsibility for its footprint - in touring, events, physical releases, and everyday business practices - and uses its cultural platform to model and advocate for climate action and a safer future.