Live music and radio have always been spaces where young people discover their voices, and Anika Luna is living proof of where that journey can take you. From her first taste of community radio at just 15 years old, to now hosting ‘Home and Hosed’ on triple j, Anika shows that when you have passion, community, and the courage to start, there’s a place for you in music.
Read MoreWe’re proud to release our second annual Young Australian Music Audiences Report, offering fresh insights into how young people across the country connect with music - and each other.
Read MoreFrom bump-in to broadcast, young people from the Busselton region worked alongside triple j crew to deliver sell-out festival in Western Australia.
Read MoreThe Push is excited to launch an Australian-first resource, leading industry and community practice for staging all-ages events in New South Wales, funded and supported by Sound NSW through strategic project funding, and in partnership with MusicNSW.
Read MoreThe Push is launching an Australian-first research project into the current state and best practice for staging all-ages events in New South Wales, funded and supported by Sound NSW through strategic project funding, and in partnership with MusicNSW.
Read MoreNew research conducted by The Push and The Australia Institute uncovers some key findings about what young audiences are saying about live music.
Read MoreForever Young – A new video series from The Push and the Australian Music Vault dives into the positive impacts access to all-ages live music can have for young people in Australia.
Read MoreThis week Term 1 of the Music Production Program draws to a close, wrapping up 10 weeks of music production learning, community finding and confidence building for the young people involved.
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