Table of contents
Introduction: Locating Australian popular music
Shane Homan & Tony Mitchell
1 Playing to the thinkers or the drinkers? The sites and sounds of Oz Rock
Shane Homan
2 Improvisation and popular music
John Whiteoak
3 The performance of Australian experimental music: From shattered glass to feedback instruments
Caleb Kelly
4 Localising global sounds: World music and multicultural influences in Australia
Aline Scott-Maxwell
5 Australian electronica: A brief history
Ross Harley & Andrew Murphie
6 Australian jazz: An overview
Bruce Johnson
7 Doof, dance and rave culture
Susan Luckman
8 Folk music: Movements, scenes and styles
Graeme Smith
9 ‘Ailan style’: An overview of the contemporary music of Torres Strait Islanders
Karl Neuenfeldt
10 Music and the internet: File sharing, the iPod revolution and the industry of the future
Susan Luckman
11 Bastard country, bastard music: The legacy of Australian punk
John Encarnacao
12 Metal ‘Downunderground’: Mapping the terrain of the ‘Great southern wasteland’
Michelle Phillipov
13 Australian hip hop’s multicultural literacies: A subculture emerges into the light
Tony Mitchell
14 Contemporary Aboriginal music
Chris Gibson & Peter Dunbar-Hall
15 Top 40 in Australia: Popular music and the mainstream
Alison Huber
Index
This report from the UK looks at the provision of healthcare within the youth justice system, and the results of a pilot program to identify and meet a range of health and developmental issues. Original article
22 Mar 2012
A spokesman from Telstra told The Sunday Telegraph the company would stop the charges to the 1800 number from mobile phones. The cost would be covered by Telstra's $250 million support fund for underprivileged customers. Original article
22 Mar 2012
The recent issue of the LIFE (Living Is For Everyone) newsletter features commentary from Chris Tanti, CEO of headspace, on 'Young people, the internet and suicide risk'. Original article
22 Mar 2012
The Youth Week website has an events calendar listing events that have been planned so far for this year's Youth Week. Events can be added and the calendar sorted by location. Original article
22 Mar 2012
You Me Unity reports on a forum organised by the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence (NCIE) in Redfern and supported by Reconciliation Australia that brought together 76 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for four days, representing all Australian states and territories. Original article
21 Mar 2012