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Hearts for Arts Law Presents: AI and Music: A useful tool for artists, or a threat?

July 3, 2025

What does the future of music look like in the age of artificial intelligence? Can...

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Thank you to our DRS lawyers, May – June 2025

July 3, 2025

Arts Law would like to extend a huge thank you to all the following lawyers,...

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Serious invasions of privacy: how this new tort could affect your creative practice

July 2, 2025

By Peter Pavlakis By 10 June 2025, reforms to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) will provide members...

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Reflections

July 2, 2025

By Jo-Anne Driessens,  Artists in the Black Coordinator Jo-Anne Driessens wrapped her time with Arts Law...

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Celebrating 50 years of NAIDOC 

July 2, 2025

By Ruby Okely, Research Assistant, ICIP This year’s NAIDOC Week marks the 50th year celebration. NAIDOC...

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Connecting Creatives: Arts Law at APRA AMCOS Sessions

May 27, 2025

Over the last two weeks, Arts Law attended the APRA AMCOS ‘The Connect Sessions’ in...

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On Lardil Country: Protecting Culture and Creativity on Mornington Island

May 27, 2025

By Alex Komarowski, Lawyer, McCullough Robertson Our recent visit to the vibrant Mornington Island, nestled...

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Post federal election thoughts – what we expect from the Albanese Government

May 22, 2025

by Ryan J Leck and Ruby Okely Arts Law would like to congratulate Prime Minister...

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National Reconciliation Week, Bridging Now to Next

May 22, 2025

National Reconciliation week is just around the corner, running from 27 May – 3 June. ...

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AI Can’t Be an Author: US Copyright Law Says Human Touch Still Required

April 17, 2025

By Ashna Govil (our correspondent in the United States!) Imagine submitting an artwork for copyright...

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Legal Topics: Copyright & moral rights

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The problem with AI generated images

April 17, 2025

By Ruby Okely The National Indigenous Times recently reported that Adobe has come under scrutiny for hosting...

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International Boost for Australia’s Resale Royalty Scheme

April 15, 2025

With thanks to Arts Law volunteer and University of Sydney law student, Ryan J Leck...

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