Copyright Law in Australia

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Personal use of copyright material

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Some situations allow use without permission, but these are narrow and specific.

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Transmitting films and sound recordings.

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Can be done using any form of technology like email, broadcasting, or the internet.

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What is another way copyright may be infringed?

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Importing certain types of items containing copyright material.

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What is a key consideration when using copyright material overseas?

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Determining if the material is still protected and if permissions are needed.

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Fair use provisions for reviewers and students.

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Reviewers and students can use copyright material without permission if their use is fair.

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Exceptions for personal use of copyright material.

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Exceptions for personal use, like taping from TV, are narrow and have specific limitations.

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Provisions for fair dealing in research or study.

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Fair dealing provisions allow use of copyright material for research or study without permission.

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Consent for performance use

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Consent from performers is required for recording, broadcasting, or using performances in soundtracks.

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Moral rights for performers

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Performers on audio recordings have additional rights, including moral rights.

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Copyright as valuable property

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Creators should treat copyright as valuable property and manage it in a business-like way.