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Calendar developed and supported by Kieran O'Shea
Category Archives: Events
Free CC seminar in Melbourne
Join us for a free public seminar at the Australian Catholic University, Melbourne on Friday 15 June 9am – 12noon, where Professor Brian Fitzgerald, Executive Dean, Faculty of Law, Australian Catholic University and the CC Australia team will share their … Continue reading
World Bank Open Access Policy
The World Bank is adopting an Open Access Policy on 1 July 2012, which applies to work carried out by Bank staff members and outside research funded by the Bank. The aim of the policy is to support ‘the free … Continue reading
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QUT’s farewell for Professor Brian Fitzgerald
Colleagues, former students and members of the legal profession are invited to join us to celebrate Brian’s achievements at QUT and to farewell him as he leaves to take up his new role as the foundation Executive Dean of Law … Continue reading
Open Education Week coming soon
The first annual Open Education Week will run from 5 to 10 March, 2012. It is a global event that seeks to raise awareness about the benefits of free and open sharing in education, especially Open Educational Resources (OER). OER … Continue reading
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Thank you Canberrans!

We’d like to extend our thanks to all of you who took the time to attend and participate in the Creative Commons for You, and for Government free public seminar at the National Library on Friday. We were very pleased with the excellent turnout and positive atmosphere evident throughout the whole day.
We also extend a sincere ‘thank you’ to Miles Nicholls (Atlas of Living Australia) and Anthony Baxter (Google.org) Continue reading
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