"Celebrating Australian women in music."

2018

1h 10m

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Music

Overview

Pushing women to the forefront, "Her Sound, Her Story" is an intimate conversation unveiling the personal experiences, histories and the significant social impact women have within the Australian music industry. Featuring conversations with over forty women, this one-of-a-kind all-female narrative is brimming with individuality, strength and creativity.

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Abbe May

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Airling

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Alex Lahey

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Ali Barter

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Alice Ivy

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Alice Sky

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Allysha Joy

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Alphamama

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Amy Taylor

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Angie Hart

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Anna Laverty

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Banoffee

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Batts

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Beatrice Lewis

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Bec Sandridge

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Chela

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Clare Bowditch

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Clairy Browne

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Correne Wilkie

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Dallas Frasca

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Dawn Laird

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Deborah Conway

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Dena Amy

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E^ST

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Ecca Vandal

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Eleanor Dixon

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Elizabeth Rose

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Ella Hooper

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Emma Donovan

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Erica Mallett

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George Maple

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Georgia McDonald

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Gretta Ray

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Jaala

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Janey Dixon

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Jannah Beth

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Jelena Goluza

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Jen Cloher

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Jo Syme

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JOY.

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Julia Stone

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Kaiit

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Karina Utomo

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Kasey Chambers

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Kate Ceberano

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Kathy McCabe

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Katie Noonan

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Kayla Jackson

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Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich

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Kira Puru

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Kylie Auldist

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Linda Bull

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Mama Kin

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Meg Mac

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Mia Dyson

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Milan Ring

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Missy Higgins

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Mojo Juju

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Montaigne

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Nai Palm

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Nattali Rize

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Netti

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Ngaiire

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Nina Las Vegas

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NYNE

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Nkechi Anel

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Okenyo

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Olympia

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Petra Salsjo

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POPPY

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Renée Geyer

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Sally Coleman

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Sarah Connor

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Sarah Donelly

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Sarah Thompson

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Sampa the Great

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Simona Castricum

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SojuGang

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Stella Donelly

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Tanzer

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Thelma Plum

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Tina Arena

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Woodes

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Vicki Gordon

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Vika Bull

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Vera Blue

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Zan Rowe

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