Thank you to our DRS lawyers, November 2025
Arts Law would like to extend a huge thank you to all the following lawyers,...
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Please Sir, May I Reproduce It?
This Christmas, spare a thought for orphaned works. Even Santa cannot work out who owns...
2025 Pro Bono Awards
The annual Arts Law Pro Bono Awards are an important part of Arts Law’s calendar...
Copyright and constructive trusts: the curious case of Game Meats Company of Australia Pty Ltd v Farm Transparency International Ltd
By Ryan J Leck, Arts Law paralegal Introduction Variously described as a ‘win’ for an...
Can Australia be courageous in regulation of new technology while navigating international uncertainty and constant change?
On 11 September, Arts Law was pleased to be asked by a brilliant team from...
Moral rights and Films: “Never get Busted!”
By Cat Cook, Pro Bono Solicitor Arts Law McCallum v Projector Films Pty Ltd [2025] FCA...
Breaking News: Nazi Looted Painting Returned To Rightful Heirs
By Megan Schwartz The painting is Giuseppe Ghislandi’s (1655-1743) Portrait of a Lady, depicting Contessa Colleoni...
Treaty Victoria
By Ruby Okely Yesterday, Victoria made history by tabling a treaty bill, becoming the first...
NSW Tax Reform: Open for Submissions
The NSW Government is seeking input into tax reform that supports the creative industries. Now...
Hearts for Arts Law Presents: AI and Music: A useful tool for artists, or a threat?
By all accounts, the recent “Hearts for Arts Law Presents: AI and Music: A useful...
Artists’ rights are compromised in the productivity commission’s data and digital technology interim report findings
The Arts Law Centre of Australia has expressed dismay at the Productivity Commission’s interim report about...
Serious invasions of privacy: how this new tort could affect your creative practice
By Peter Pavlakis By 10 June 2025, reforms to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) will provide members...
