Scott Morrison

Restrictions Ease, Festivals Now Allowed Up To 25% Capacity

The new rule for attending music festivals has been adjusted to now allow 25% attendance at outdoor venues of up to 40,000 capacity.

Tagged as: Australia, music festivals, music industry, Scott Morrison

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Malcolm Turnbull Autobiography Pirated Out Of Prime Minister’s Office

by Paul Cashmere

Copies of former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s autobiography ‘A Bigger Picture’ have been alleged to be pirated to “millions” from within current Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s office.

Tagged as: A Bigger Picture, Australia, author, book, Hardie Grant, Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister, publisher, Scott Morrison

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YUNGBLUD Leads “Fuck Scott Morrison” Chant

by Tim Cashmere

English rapper YUNGBLUD is pretty tuned in to the mood of Australia’s youth, leading them in a “fuck Scott Morrison!” chant in Melbourne last night.

Tagged as: 10s, bushfires, Falls Festival, live, Scott Morrison, tour, Yungblud

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More Timely Than Ever: Get Jarvis Cocker’s “C*nts Are Still Running The World” To Number One This Christmas

by Tim Cashmere

Way back in 2006, Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker eliminated any doubt as to his feelings of the global political climate with the release of his song C*nts Are Still Running The World.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, 90s, Boris Johnson, charts, Christmas, Cunts, Cunts are still running the world, Donald Trump, election, England, Jarvis Cocker, politics, Pulp, Scott Morrison, UK, UK election

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Scott Morrison Abolishes Department of Communication and The Arts

by Tim Cashmere

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has abolished the Department of Communication and the Arts in a brutal department restructure to take place from February 1, 2020.

Tagged as: 10s, arts, engadine mcdonalds, funding, money, politics, Scott Morrison

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Jimmy Barnes calls on the Prime Minister to reverse cruel Foodbank cutback

by Paul Cashmere

Rock legend Jimmy Barnes has called on Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison to reverse his decision to cut funding to the Foodbank as we lead into Christmas.

Tagged as: Australia, Bill Shorten, Foodbank, Jimmy Barnes, politics, Scott Morrison

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Scott Morrison Website Registration Lapses And Now Hosts A Punk Song Scotty Doesn’t Know

by Paul Cashmere

Scott Morrison, the unelected man who was born to rule Australia, let his website registration lapse overnight. Now scottmorrison.com.au is hosting the punk song ‘Scotty Doesn’t Know’.

Tagged as: Australia, Lustra, politics, rock, Scott Morrison

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Melbourne International Jazz Festival To Go Ahead In December

Melbourne International Jazz Festival artistic director Michael Tortoni has confirmed that the festival is definitely going ahead for 2021.

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Covid Wiped $1.4 Billion From Live Entertainment in Australia in 2020

The Live Entertainment Industry had a $1.4 billion decline in 2020 causing a major impact on the Australian economy.

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Artist Manager and Promoter Scot Crawford Launches Reckless Records

Band manager and concert promoter Scot Crawford has launched a new record label Reckless with new music coming soon from James Reyne, The Poor, Palace Of The King, Angry Anderson, and Rose Tattoo.

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The Darkness Have A New Song About An Alien Encounter

The Darkness have released the new single, ‘It’s Love, Jim’, about an "intimate" encounter with an "extra-terrestrial goddess of otherworldly beauty."

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Victoria’s Play On Victoria Comeback Concert 30 October Reveals Its Line-up

Victoria will welcome back live music on 30 October with 4000 fans attending the Play On Victoria concert at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.

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INXS Underneath The Colours Turns 40

INXS’ second album ‘Underneath The Colours’ was released 40 years ago this week.

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Strange Tenants Clock Up 40 Years

Strange Tenants were one of Australia’s first Ska bands. In November 1981 Strange Tenants played their first gig at the Lygon Street Festival. That was just two years after the first acknowledged Australian Ska band The Jumpers formed in Adelaide in 1979.

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