Thailand tightens cannabis laws & shifts focus to medical use only

Citing rising addiction rates and youth access concerns, the new regulation could threaten thousands of shops that opened since 2022’s decriminalisation.

Art breaks Kerfew at AGNSW's Archie Party

The yearly event, designed as a celebration of music, food & art in tandem with the gallery's Archibald exhibition, has this year tapped South Asian collective Kerfew to host.

BBC will no longer broadcast "high risk" performances following Glastonbury fallout

The BBC's Head of Music has temporarily stepped down amid criticism of the broadcaster's "failure" to cut the livestream of Bob Vylan's set on the West Holts Stage on Saturday.

In an Australian first, Earth Frequency requires artists sign ethical pledges against human rights abuses

The policy has already resulted in Israeli electronic duo Infected Mushroom withdrawing from their lineup.

Kalahari Oyster Cult pull all music from Spotify following Daniel Ek military AI investment

The Dutch imprint said keeping its catalogue on the streaming platform "would mean going against everything we stand for".

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs found guilty of prostitution charges but cleared of sex trafficking offences

Combs now faces up to 20 years in prison after being found guilty in two of five charges at a trial today.

The Lubly Dae Crew & visibility beyond NAIDOC Week

With their annual NAIDOC Week events kicking off this weekend, we sat down with the trio to understand what these yearly events mean for them and the national scene.

Built to last: the enduring phenomenon of hardware

Writer Crissy Collins spoke with a selection of Naarm/Melbourne's most avid hardware users.