Albo reassures creatives, Bluesfest liquidator points to a grim outlook & Sydney Queer venue forced to close | Music News

We’ve got quite a range of stories for you this week!

We kick things off with an update on the ongoing concerns around AI and Australian copyright that we discussed on our last Music News episode. Anthony Albanese has given some pretty strong reassurance to the creative community and announced a revised approach from his government to the AI wave.

Next, we have another update for you following the release of the Bluesfest preliminary liquidator report. Spoiler: It’s looking worse than we thought.

Finally, we dive into the controversy and temporary closure of brand new Sydney venue, Divine Playhouse. The LGBTQIA+ venue was recently forced to close just eight days after opening following protests and complaints from some Christian groups.

As always, we’d love to hear what you think about these stories. Comment here or get in touch via our socials below.

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Featuring Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow. Produced by Eamonn Snow.

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