01 May, 2025
Join us for the upcoming Brian Johns Annual Lecture, featuring guest speaker, investigative journalist Kate McClymont. The topic of this year’s lecture is “Democracy’s Detectives: Investigative Journalism and the Importance of Never Turning a Blind Eye”. Kate will draw on her distinguished career with the Sydney Morning Herald, where she has become renowned for uncovering issues […]
23 Apr, 2025
We’ll be celebrating World Book and Copyright Day 2025 at Copyright Agency – stay tuned for further details!
20 Mar, 2025
For more than a decade now, Australians from every corner of the country, in schools, businesses and community groups, have shown their support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health equity by marking National Close the Gap Day on the third Thursday in March each year. Find out more. Copyright Agency is proud to acknowledge […]
20 Mar, 2025
We are pleased to announce our first 2025 Member Webinar for new visual artist members (including members who are visuals artists, cartoonists, illustrators or photographers) to learn more about Copyright Agency and the benefits and opportunities our membership provides. The Member Webinar will cover: How Copyright Agency started, what we do and why we do it […]
18 Mar, 2025
We are pleased to announce our first 2025 Member Webinar for new author members (including members who write for publication in books, newspapers and journals) to learn more about Copyright Agency and the benefits and opportunities our membership provides. The Member Webinar will cover: How Copyright Agency started, what we do and why we do it […]
14 Feb, 2025 to 04 May, 2025
‘The Clumped Spirit’ is the third in a series of annual $80,000 commissions funded by Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund to support mid-career and established artists in developing and presenting significant new bodies of work. Previous instalments were ‘TextaQueen: Bollywouldn’t’ at 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art in 2022 and ‘James Nguyen: Open Glossary’ at the […]
13 Feb, 2025
Copyright Agency acknowledges the anniversary of the National Apology to Stolen Generations survivors. In 2025, it will be 17 years since Prime Minister Kevin Rudd made a formal apology to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, particularly to the Stolen Generation. Find more information here.
