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Yabun Festival

Koori Radio 93.7FM proudly invites Sydney and Australia to celebrate the survival of Aboriginal cultures at the Yabun Festival in Victoria Park on 26 January 2011. Now in its ninth year, Yabun is Australia’s premier one-day festival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture presenting the best in music, dance, sport and so much more.

TAMWORTH COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL

The 2011 JAYCO TAMWORTH COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL will commence this Friday for ten’s days of celebrations and over 2,500 scheduled events contrary to bogus reports suggesting otherwise.

CONTROL: Presentation Podcasts Online

CONTROL: The Business of Music Management is a dynamic new five stage program designed to equip music managers with crucial business skills. The program provides music managers with practical guidance on developing and maintaining sustainable businesses. CONTROL features respected local and international music managers and business specialists. Mentors in the program will include leading UK

Indent Partnership Grants Announced

NSW Minister for the Arts, The Hon. Virginia Judge today announced $250,000 in funding to assist young people across the State to stage their own all-ages, drug and alcohol free music events. Indentwill distribute the money in the form of event grants, demonstrating a further commitment to the continuation of the Indent Tour and ongoing

SMAC Awards Open For Votes

This year, the little award ceremony that could has grown larger and will be held at the National Art School in Darlinghurst on Thursday JANUARY 20. The awards will be hosted by The Chaser’s Chris Taylor, and will include performances by Guineafowl, Jinja Safari, Richard In Your Mind, Heaps Decent, and a specially curated Sydney ‘supergroup’, containing members from Cloud

CITY OF SYDNEY LATE NIGHT TRADING DEVELOPMENT PLAN REVOKED

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