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  1. Springsteen talks Trump and touring

    Bruce Springsteen, who kicked off his latest Australian tour in Perth on Sunday night, proclaims his band will form part of the "resistance" against Donald Trump.

    "It feels a long ways away, but our hearts and our spirits are with all the millions of people that marched, and the E Street Band — we are part of the new resistance," he said.

  1. Bliss n Eso actor's shooting death a 'wake-up call' for industry safety

  2. PJ Harvey 'bringing you her love' in new show

  3. From chart topper to death doula: Ben Lee's latest quirky career move

  4. All you need is copyright: McCartney sues Sony over Beatles music

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  1. Why sport (and art) matters

    Sport may not be art - but it can be artistic, beautiful, powerful and emotional, writes ABC's David Mark.

    By National Sport Editor David Mark

  2. Star Maker Rachael Fahim shines on stage at Tamworth Country Music Festival

    The 2017 Tamworth Country Music Festival Star Maker of the year is Rachael Fahim, from Sydney.

    By Jennifer Ingall

  3. 84yo hopes Women's March on Washington will send respect message

    As protesters prepare to descend on Washington for Donald Trump's inauguration, one woman is lending her voice, and music, to the cause.

    By North America correspondent Conor Duffy

  4. Protest against Sydney's lockout laws cannot go ahead, court rules

    Organisers of a protest march against Sydney's lockout laws, due to be held in Kings Cross tonight, failed to adequately plan for security and traffic, police say.

    By Michelle Brown and Dom Vukovic

  5. 1967 referendum concert celebrates the power of music

    Celebrations at the Sydney Opera House to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1967 referendum look back at the significance of music in helping to inspire historic change.

    By Karen Michelmore

  6. Among a growing list of country music festivals, Tamworth is still unique

    Tamworth still claims itself as the best country music festival in the country.

    By Jennifer Ingall

  7. David Bowie and Leonard Cohen nominated posthumously for Brit Awards

    David Bowie and Leonard Cohen are among the nominees for this year's Brit Awards after both released albums shortly before their deaths in 2016.

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  1. 'The new resistance': Bruce Springsteen talks Trump

    Bruce Springsteen takes time out from his Australian tour to talk Donald Trump.

  2. Elvis fans left Sydney this morning bound for the annual Parkes Elvis Festival.

    It's that time of year where sideburns are cool and jumpsuits are compulsory. Elvis fans left Sydney this morning bound for the annual Parkes Elvis Festival.

  3. Security guard 'chokes' man at FOMO music festival

    Footage shows a security guard 'choking' a man at the FOMO music festival in Brisbane.

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  1. A lip sync blunder left Mariah Carey stumbling through her New Year's Eve performance.

    A lip sync blunder left Mariah Carey stumbling through her New Year's Eve performance.

  2. George Michael dies aged 53

    British pop singer George Michael, who shot to fame in the 1980s with Wham! and continued as a solo artist, has died at the age of 53.

  3. Lilly Cascun dreams of a future like her biggest idol, who was also born visually impaired

    Lilly Cascun has been blind since birth, but it hasn't stopped her dreaming of becoming a famous opera singer.

  4. Patti Smith performs at the Nobel Prize ceremony

    Patti Smith performs a Bob Dylan song at the Nobel Prize ceremony.

  5. Pussy Riot activist stars in theatre group's Australian show

    Pussy Riot activist Maria Alyokhina is drawing on her personal experience of imprisonment for a performance of the Belarus Free Theatre's "Burning Doors" which premiere's tonight at the Melbourne Arts Centre.

  6. Bus driver makes electric violins

    When Toowoomba bus driver David Guscott heads home, he heads straight to the back shed. He's a garage luthier and his instrument of choice is the electric violin.

  7. NT domestic violence campaign reaches Parliament House

    A Northern Territory grassroots campaign has reached the steps of Parliament House in a symbolic ceremony involving the nation's leaders.

  8. Archie Roach on love, singing and Indigenous recognition

    Famed singer-songwriter Archie Roach says having a referendum on Indigenous recognition is not the whole answer, but a start.

  9. Punk memorabilia burns on the Thames

    Joe Corre burns his punk memorabilia on the River Thames in a protest against the way the once rebellious genre has been subsumed into mainstream culture.

  10. Highlights from the 30th anniversary ARIA Awards in Sydney

    Australian music's finest braved a wet afternoon for the ARIA's 30th anniversary in Sydney.

  11. Fiona Poole talks to Alan Pigram from Pearl Shell Studio in Broome.

    Fiona Poole talks to Alan Pigram from Pearl Shell Studio in Broome.

  12. Bands Avenue and Justice recording at Macadamia Studios

    Bands Avenue and Justice recording at Mount Gambier's Macadamia Studios in the 1970s.

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