CEO, Dr Louise Buckingham, introduces herself and the organisation, and points to expected challenges and highlights for the year ahead.   Louise references the current government's commitment to standalone Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) legislation (off the back of Revive, the national cultural policy released in January of 2023); the work of Dr Terri Janke; IP Australia and Ninti One's report; and the Productivity Commission's Study Report - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Arts and Crafts, an initiative begun under the previous government). She also talks about challenges for artists in relation to generative Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Music by Dvir Silver and Vlad Krotov on Pixaby Produced at Haymarket Creative by Angela Stretch

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