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Fact sheet - Copyright terms

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Standard terms of copyright protection for original works and other subject-matter.

Consumer Survey on Online Copyright Infringement 2017—A marketing research report

This report presents the main findings of the third consumer survey of online copyright infringement amongst Australians aged 12+, conducted in March 2017. Powerpoint presentation—refer to the document page for links to the powerpoint presentation. These documents have been prepared by a third party and may not meet WCAG 2.0 accessibility requirements. For an accessible copy, please contact copyright@communications.gov.au.

Regional and Small Publishers Cadetship Program

As part of the landmark reforms being made to Australia’s media laws, the Turnbull Government will provide much needed support to regional and small publishers through the $60 million Regional and Small Publishers Jobs and Innovation Package.

Regional Journalism Scholarships

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As part of the landmark reforms being made to Australia’s media laws, the Turnbull Government will provide much needed support to regional and small publishers through the $60 million Regional and Small Publishers Jobs and Innovation Package.

Regional and Small Publishers Innovation Fund

As part of the landmark reforms being made to Australia’s media laws, the Turnbull Government will provide much needed support to regional and small publishers through the $60 million Regional and Small Publishers Jobs and Innovation Package.

The Centre for International Economics—KAVHA Economic Feasibility Study, October 2017

The Australian Government commissioned a study to identify the economic needs and potential of the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area (KAVHA), and obtain an objective evidence base to help inform future decisions regarding governance reform, infrastructure investment and funding application

Terms of Reference for a review of the .au Domain Administration

A review of auDA’s governance arrangements and an assessment of the terms of endorsement will examine whether Australia’s top-level domain, .au, is being managed consistent with Government and community expectations. It is anticipated that the review would be finalised in early 2018.