More than a century of Australian music is being celebrated in a new National Songbook launched in Canberra. Arts editor ...

Yothu Yindi’s Treaty, Midnight Oil’s Beds Are Burning and Helen Reddy’s I Am Woman are among the first songs to be honoured on new list that will grow every year ...

Waltzing Matilda and Midnight Oil made the cut, as did a dancefloor banger about asylum seekers. But Australia’s first official National Songbook has no room yet for AC/DC, Cold Chisel or You’re the ...

The Australian youth radio station, Triple J, runs a vote every year for the best songs released in the previous 12 months (Triple J Hottest 100). There's, as you can imagine, usually an Australian ...

The initiative celebrates and preserves the songs and songwriters that helped shape Australia's cultural identity.

INXS' 1987 track "Never Tear Us Apart" has emerged victorious in an attempt to rank Australia's most beloved homegrown songs. By Tyler Jenke The dust has settled on Australian youth broadcaster triple ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Several artists got two entries in the 200 – including INXS, who took out the Hottest 100 Of Australian Songs with their beloved ...

On July 26, Triple J will broadcast the Hottest 100 Australian Songs, as voted by the public. While predictions for winners and even preemptive complaining about the shortlist are taking up column ...