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Inquiry into music industry conducts first public hearing in Sydney: Friday 2 November 2018
The
House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts will
hold a public hearing in Sydney on Friday, 2 November 2018 for its inquiry into
the Australian music industry.
The Chair, Mr Luke Howarth
MP, said the Committee will examine the potential for continued growth and the
factors affecting the success of the Australian music industry, both
domestically and internationally.
The Committee will hear
from a range of peak bodies, such as the Australian Recording Industry
Association (ARIA), that represent and support artists, managers, and major
performing arts groups.
‘We are keen to hear from
organisations that are working with artists—songwriters, musicians, and others
in the industry—to strengthen and build businesses and careers. We want to hear
how we can support and grow the reach of Australian music, at home and abroad,
and gain a better understanding of the challenges faced by those working in the
industry,’ Mr Howarth said.
The public hearing will be
broadcast live
on the web (audio only).
Hearing details
Date:
Friday, 2
November 2018
Venue:
Sydney
Commonwealth Public Offices, 1 Bligh Street, SYDNEY
Program
9.00 am
Sounds Australia (Submission 95)
9.40
am
Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) (Submission 96)
10.20 am
Association of Artist Managers (Submission 61)
11.00am
Break
11.10
am
Australia Council for the Arts (Submission 98)
11.50
pm
Australasian Music Publishers Association Limited (AMPAL) (Submission 100)
12.30
pm
Lunch break
1.30
pm
Live Music Office (Submission 96)
2.10
pm
Music Australia (Submission 63)
2.50pm
Australian Major Performing Arts Group (Submission 77)
3.30pm
Finish
Note: Due to access
restrictions at the venue, members of the public and media are required to
pre-register interest to attend by contacting the Secretariat on communications.reps@aph.gov.au
or 02 6277 4368 by close of business Thursday, 1 November 2018.
Media enquiries: Jennifer Fleming 0421 105
795 (Office of Mr Luke Howarth MP)
For background
information: House Standing
Committee on Communications and the Arts
Phone: 02 6277 4386; Email: communications.reps@aph.gov.au; Website: www.aph.gov.au/communications
Phone: 02 6277 4386; Email: communications.reps@aph.gov.au; Website: www.aph.gov.au/communications
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