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Tag Archives: music

Topographies of an Australian Soul?

Peter Sculthorpe’s music and the myth of the myth of Australian ‘identity’

By Neil Maizels

The Future of Community Radio

For all the successes of community broadcasting, the sector is at a crossroads writes Dave Melzer

What good is a song?

Graeme Smith

Blackfella Beats and New Flows

Powerful to Aboriginal youth, yet virtually invisible to mainstream white Australia, a new and distinctly Aboriginal form of hip-hop is gaining momentum, writes Cristina Notarpietro-Clarke.

Downloading the Siren’s Song

Simon Cooper The tecnological management of otherness


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