Last night saw the launch of “Women of Notes” at Transit.
It’s BMA Magazine’s push to even up the gender imbalance in music.
The next one is going to be on 8 September.
David Howe took this great set of photos:
And here’s a taste of the music:
Productivity Commission says AI should be free to data mine copyrighted works
Lachlan McGowan4 hours ago
You have disproved your own argument. All generative AI directly reproduces the works it has stolen… View
Paul Totterdell14 minutes ago
Really. Perhaps we won’t write. Hey if I declare my company an AI company, I just get to steal… View
Janet Ilchef16 hours ago
Breach of copyright? View
Big new business park proposed for Symonston
Grosby11 hours ago
The felling of protected trees is nothing new. The ACT Govt. chop 'em down whenever it suits them… View
opso12 hours ago
That’s an interesting proposition given that, during my 43 years in Army, all of the land bordered… View
Phil Black3 days ago
Doug Jackson Harman was never a receiving station. Bonshaw was the receiving station, with Harman… View
'Get people back into the city': CBD warnings as office vacancy rate surges
Grosby11 hours ago
What about the shiney new red tram? That will make everything OK won't it. Surely people will flock… View
chrisjeanemery12 hours ago
Even he ACT government is reducing its presence in the CBD. View
devils_advocate14 hours ago
Are they not even going to come up with some convoluted public good argument to mask the blatant… View
The villain in your wingmirror, but I merge correctly
Joanna Usagi12 hours ago
Presuming one is in the left lane it is give way to the right but yes if the right lane ends one… View
Crazed_Loner12 hours ago
Not if there isn't a merge dashed line. Hand in your licence. View
Robyn Holder1 day ago
Btw way in some states it's a road rule. View
