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{{Short description|Australian record label
{{tone|date=October 2019}}
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{{Use Australian English|date=August 2020}}
{{Infobox record label<!--Their website cites itself as a record label rather than a subsidiary or division-->
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| name = {{color|white|Warner Music Australia
| image = Warner Music Australia 2020.svg
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| caption = Logo used since 2020.
| parent = [[Warner Music Group]]
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▲| country = [[Australia]]
| location = [[Sydney]], [[New South Wales]]
| url = {{URL|www.warnermusic.com.au}}}}
'''Warner Music Australia
==History==
In 1969, [[Warner Bros. Records]]
A year later Warner Bros. Records worldwide (including Australia) changed its name to [[Kinney National Company|Kinney Music]]. The monopoly laws in America at the time did not allow the three labels to trade as one,
Turner's income for the first year was
WEA became a major player in the Australian recording industry, through international successes of artists such as [[Fleetwood Mac]], [[Phil Collins]], [[Eric Clapton]], [[Led Zeppelin]]
The company was renamed Warner Music Australia in 1990 and split into two divisions – WEA and East-West Records.
In the mid-to-late 1990s, Warner Music also invested in [[Brisbane]] bands, [[Regurgitator]] and Pretty Violet Stain. Regurgitator became Warner Music's first direct signing and remained with the company until 2004. In 2005, [[Sire Records]] invested in Brisbane band [[The Veronicas]], who went straight to number two with their debut single "4 Ever" and
{{As of|2010}}, the company has continued with artists such as [[Kerser]], [[Lisa Mitchell]], Kylie Minogue, the New Zealand band, [[Evermore (band)|Evermore]],
==Artists==
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* [[Corey Taylor]]
* [[Creeper (band)|Creeper]]
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* [[Dan + Shay]]
* [[David Bowie]]
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* [[Foals (band)|Foals]]
* [[Galantis]]
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* [[Glades (band)|Glades]]
* [[Gojira (band)|Gojira]]
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* [[Honne (band)|Honne]]
* [[In This Moment]]
* [[Illy]]
* [[Iron Maiden]]
* [[J Rick]]
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==Former artists==
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* [[1927 (band)|1927]]
* [[Archie Roach]]
* [[Bang The Drum]]
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* [[Titanium (band)|Titanium]]
* Turquoise Prince
* [[Vassy (singer)|
* [[Xavier Dunn]]
* [[Zoë Badwi]]
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''Warner Vision Australia'', a company of ''Warner Music Australasia'', released a series of VHS and DVD on the ''History of the [[Olympic Games]]'':
*The Official Films
*The Official Films
*The Official Films
*The Official Films of the Olympic Games: [[1964 Summer Olympics|Tokyo 1964]] (Volume 4)
*The Official Films
*The Official Films
*The Official Films
*The Official Films
*The Official Films
*The Official Films
*The Official Films
''Warner Music Vision Australia'' released a series of DVDs as a joint-venue with the [[Nine Network]]:
*Ray Martin Presents: [[Graham Kennedy]] – The King
*The Best
*Channel Nine Salutes [[Bert Newton]]
*The Best
*[[Paul Hogan]]'s England
*Studio 9 Unplugged
*Laughs & Larrikins: [[Midday (Australian TV program)|Midday With Ray Martin]]
*Golden Logies Moments
*[[Hey Hey It's Saturday]] ... By Request
*Hey Hey It's Saturday ... By Request 2
==See also==
{{Portal|Music|Australia}}
*[[
==References==
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[[Category:Former Time Warner subsidiaries]]
[[Category:New Zealand record labels]]
[[Category:Music companies of Australia]]
[[Category:1969 establishments in Australia]]
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