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‘Beds Are Burning,’ ‘Friday on My Mind’ Among First Songs Inducted Into Australia’s National Songbook

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An initiative of APRA AMCOS and NFSA, the project preserves “the songs that have helped shape Australia’s cultural identity.”

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‘Beds Are Burning,’ ‘Friday on My Mind’ Among First Songs Inducted Into Australia’s National Songbook
Lars Brandle · 11/4/2026, 9:04:53 AM
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