NEXT EVENT
The future of content in Australia and our region is being shaped by rapidly changing technological developments locally and internationally. The dynamism of these new environments continues to profoundly impact who, how, what and where we will tell our stories in 2026 and beyond. The operation of copyright law has a central role to play in the future of content.
The Copyright Society of Australia will cap off 2025 with a celebration of Content Futures, featuring a keynote address from Karyn Temple, Senior Executive Vice President and Global General Counsel of the Motion Picture Association, followed by a panel discussion on topical issues including responsible governance of AI, the future of news media, the impact of online content creation tools and the opportunities for feature film making and long form drama.
Please join us on Thursday 6 November at Waterside Campbell’s Stores, The Rocks, to welcome our international speaker, together with our expert panel.
PANELLISTS
Professor Kimberlee Weatherall (University of Sydney Law Faculty)
Kaelah Ford (Canva)
Grant McAvaney (News)
James Cheatley (MPA Asia-Pacific)
MODERATOR
Alida Stanley (President, CSA)
Drinks and canapés will be served. We look forward to seeing all of our members and friends there for this special end of year CSA event.
THURSDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2025
6:30pm-9:30pm with Drinks and Canapes
(Presentation & Panel Discussion 7pm-8pm)
1 CPD Unit
WATERSEDGE AT CAMPBELL’S STORES,
25 Hickson Road, The Rocks NSW 2000 (Enter Bay 6)
Level 2 “Harbour Room”
Drinks & Canapes
All member & friends welcome
In-person only
Limited tickets available.
TICKET PRICES
On sale until 3pm Friday 24 October
MEMBER $100
NON-MEMBER $130
EARLY BIRD* PRICES
*until Friday 17 October
** until Tuesday 21 October
MEMBER ** $70
NON-MEMBER * $95
With thanks to ANZSA
WHAT WE DO
The Copyright Society of Australia (CSA) is a not-for-profit society dedicated to the study of copyright law and related matters. The CSA is an independent organisation and does not seek to represent the interests of any particular special interest group. The purpose of the CSA is to provide a forum for education, discussion and exchange of ideas and information about copyright issues. The members of the CSA are copyright professionals.
EVENTS
The Copyright Society of Australia runs a number of events (generally between four and six a year) on a variety of copyright-related topics.
SYMPOSIA
The Copyright Society of Australia hosts the Copyright Law & Practice Symposium every two years.
COPYRIGHT REPORTER
The CSA publishes the Copyright Reporter. Copyright Reporter issues contain articles, case notes, and other information about copyright. READ MORE…
