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Since her breakthrough with “Royals,” Lorde (real name Ella Yellich-O’Connor) has won just about every award going. “Royals” ruled the Billboard Hot 100 for nine weeks, won two Grammy Awards (for song of the year and best pop solo performance) and, in 2018, was certified diamond by the RIAA. Lorde was presented with her latest award at the APRA AMCOS NZ offices in her hometown by CEO Dean Ormston and Anthony Healey, head of APRA AMCOS NZ operations, and her publisher, Kobalt Music Publishing, received an award for the song's milestone. She’s one of four New Zeala...

The Legal Credits For Crossover #6 by Geoff Shaw and Donny Cates The Legal Credits For Crossover #6 by Geoff Shaw and Donny Cates Posted on Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw went to town with crossovers – which also meant a lot of legal notices in the back. For those who prefer not to squint; "Crossover," its logos, and the likenesses of all characters herein are trademarks of Donny Cates & Geoff Shaw, unless otherwise noted. "Madman" and the likenesses of all associated characters herein are TM & © 2021 Michael Allred. All rights reserved. "Atomahawk" and the likenesses of all associated...

Last modified on Wed 17 Feb 2021 00.29 EST More than 3,500 names in the Australian music industry have signed an open letter calling on the government to extend jobkeeper beyond 28 March. The letter, drafted by the music rights organisation Apra Amcos, was sent to prime minister Scott Morrison, treasurer Josh Frydenberg and arts minister Paul Fletcher on Wednesday. Signatories include Paul Kelly, Archie Roach, Missy Higgins and Bernard Fanning, along with members of bands the Cat Empire, Birds of Tokyo, Killing Heidi and Midnight Oil. The chief executive of Apra Amcos, Dean Ormston, said the ...

By: Christie Eliezer Live Sector Calls For Extension Of Jobkeeper Subsidy Scheme Dean OrmstonThe live sector is calling on the Australian government to extend its Jobkeeper subsidy scheme for its members. Introduced March 2020, it offered pandemic affected companies A$1,500 ($1,157) per fortnight for each employee. In September, it was extended it to end of March 2021 at a cost of A$100 billion ($77.1 billion).  The sector, which relied heavily on the subsidies for its survival, argues it is unable to restart trading following COVID-19 outbreaks, q...

What They Say: Trapped in a cosmic pattern and losing his mind, Colonel Weird has a final revelation taking him back to where everything started–and reveals the way toward freedom. Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers): The Colonel Weird series was one that I expected to be weird and Jeff Lemire delivered on that nicely without it being so weird as to not make any sense. There were plenty of threads to tug on throughout it but while it went in weird places it had the right grounding to it, particularly as we delved into the various time periods of the...