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  1. Bookkeeper Sutasinee McGuigan, along with her husband and daughter, are listed in court documents that allege misappropriated funds of almost $4.5 million.
  2. Phonk has become something of a calling card for sounds currently trending among Gen Z.
  3. Go West return to Australia for the first time since 2024. For Debbie Gibson, it’s been much longer: she last played for her Australian fans in 1989.
  4. The joke apology was signed off by “rage’s zoomer digital content officer.”
  5. Dom Dolla became the first electronic artist to headline a stadium show in Australia in December.
  6. After serendipitous beginnings and a rapid ascent, Melbourne trio Telenova had to navigate dark times and personal struggles when making their second LP.
  7. The New York City hip-hop group confirmed Grant’s passing on social media.
  8. Fellow nominees include Iron Maiden, Phil Collins, Pink, Shakira, Wu-Tang Clan, Lauryn Hill, and others.
  9. “This donation directly supports national music programs that build confidence, friendship and belonging, making participation simple and social for every young Australian."
  10. The audit confirmed that Victoria is home to 2,441 live music venues, more than any other state.
  11. Bad Bunny will make his Australian debut at Sydney's ENGIE Stadium this weekend - find out everything you need to know about the shows on The Music.
  12. ATHANASIA is the first artist to be selected for Ground Floor, UNIFIED Music Group’s new accelerator program. Chatting with The Music, she divulges the realities of being an indie musician.
  13. The UK band Transvision Vamp have fulfilled a comeback tour in Australia, their first in nearly three decades.
  14. Britpop royalty return to Australian shores for the first time in 13 years with euphoric 'More' tour.
  15. "Our priority is the safety and wellbeing of our incredible team who have had a difficult few days," wrote Cherry Bar's partners on Facebook.