Copyright

The Library is managed in accordance with Australian copyright law. All reasonable care is taken to ensure that materials included do not infringe copyright.

• Copyright is retained by the copyright owners -- author(s) and/or publisher(s). Users may make use of the material in the Library providing due attribution is given and the use is in accordance with the Copyright Act 1968.

• Any excerpts, quotations or paraphrasing should be fully referenced. You must not change any of the material or remove any part of any copyright notice.

• Materials in the Repository cannot be re-communicated (for example, posted on another website) in their entirety, as this will infringe copyright.

• Copyright owners generally have the exclusive right to reproduce, publish, communicate, or make an adaptation of their works. Users wishing to use works for purposes other than private research and study, or other use as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968 must obtain permission from the copyright owners/holders.

• Should a publisher or an author raise a complaint that their copyright is being infringed by the Library, the full text work in question will be immediately withdrawn from public access while the complaint is being investigated.