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AITB Outreach to the Western Australian Goldfields and the Great Victoria Desert

August 30, 2022

In August, Arts Law visited the Goldfields region and Great Victoria Desert areas of Western...

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Outreach in the Northern Territory

August 30, 2022

Arts Law had the tremendous opportunity to visit three art centres in the Northern Territory...

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The Arts Law stall at DAAF 2022. From left to right, Jo-Anne Driessens (AITB Coordinator), Robyn Ayres (former CEO), and Donna Robinson (Director of AITB Legal). Photo by Andrew Leslie. DAAF celebrates Aboriginal art and culture, including fashion design.

Arts Law attends Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair 2022

August 23, 2022

The Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair opened on Thursday evening 4 August and ran from Friday 5 to...

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Significant new government report confirms that Fake Art Harms Culture

August 1, 2022

“Inauthentic arts and crafts … disrespect and misrepresent culture and, by misleading consumers and denting...

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New Indigenous Consultancy template

July 28, 2022

One way to shine a spotlight on Indigenous issues, is though films, books and theatrical...

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It’s tax time! Super rules have changed for low-income workers

July 28, 2022

It’s that time of the year when employers and employees are completing their tax returns....

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We have simplified our Copyright Licence template!

July 28, 2022

Has someone approached you about using your artwork? Do they want to put it on...

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Dot your I’s and circle your C’s. Intellectual Property and Copyright, what is the difference?

July 28, 2022

What is IP?  Intellectual Property or “IP” is an umbrella term referring to creations of...

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PRIZE REVIEW: AFL SportsReady First Nations Design Competition

July 28, 2022

This month, Arts Law has reviewed the terms and conditions of the AFL SportsReady First Nations...

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New contract templates for music collaborations and commissions

June 29, 2022

Are you a musician that’s been asked to write some music or would you like...

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Know Your Rights: FREE webinar series

June 29, 2022

Copyright can be complicated, do you know your rights? What about arts contracts and making...

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Vale Frank Moorhouse

June 29, 2022

Arts Law has been deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Frank Moorhouse. Respected...

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The Arts Law Centre of Australia acknowledges all Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia.

We recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples continuing connection to land, place, waters and community.

We pay our respects to them and their cultures and to Elders both past and present.