Green Music Australia
Green Music Australia is a nonprofit organisation focused on leveraging the cultural influence of the Australian music industry to advance environmental sustainability and climate action. Established as a registered charity, it collaborates with musicians, festivals, labels, and industry stakeholders to reduce the sector's ecological footprint and advocate for systemic environmental change[1][4][5].

History and Mission
Founded by musicians, the organisation aims to transform the music industry into a leader in sustainability through campaigns, research, and tailored support for artists and businesses[5]. Its mission emphasizes climate justice, aligning with Indigenous environmental stewardship practices and acknowledging the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to Country[1].

Activities and Impact
Green Music Australia coordinates initiatives such as the Climate Change Declaration, uniting artists and industry professionals to publicly commit to climate action[5]. It provides resources to reduce waste and carbon emissions at events, promotes renewable energy adoption, and mobilizes artists to engage audiences on environmental issues[2][5].

Governance
The organisation is overseen by a board chaired by Tracee Hutchison, an award-winning media executive and author with decades of experience in Australian arts and journalism[2]. Leadership prioritizes partnerships with Indigenous communities, recognizing their role as traditional custodians and environmental leaders[1].

Campaigns
Key campaigns focus on eliminating single-use plastics at festivals, improving energy efficiency in venues, and amplifying First Nations' climate advocacy[1][5]. The organisation also publishes annual reports detailing progress and challenges in greening the music sector[2].

Collaborations
Green Music Australia works with a broad coalition, including environmental consultants, promoters, and grassroots activists, to drive cross-sectoral change[2][5]. Its efforts aim to position the music industry as a catalyst for broader societal shifts toward sustainability[1][5].

[1] https://www.greenmusic.org.au [2] https://www.greenmusic.org.au/about [3] https://www.instagram.com/greenmusicau/ [4] https://www.acnc.gov.au/charity/charities/940615f2-39af-e811-a963-000d3ad24077 [5] https://www.betterfutures.org.au/green_music_australia