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Copyright Notice

What you can and can't do

Check out the fine print to understand how copyright laws affect you using our Optus web site content. Also, find out how to lodge a complaint if you believe an Optus customer is infringing your copyright.

You are welcome to link to this website

All material on this web site is protected by copyright in Australia under the Copyright Act 1968 (Commonwealth of Australia) and through international treaties in other countries.

You are permitted to either electronically save or print out parts of this web site for your own information, research or study. You are not permitted to modify copy in any way from the form in which it appears on this web site. Any unauthorised copying, mirroring, storage or other unauthorised use is prohibited.

You must not republish any material contained in this web site either on another web site, or in any other medium, print, electronic or otherwise, or as part of any commercial service.

Subject to the Copyright Act 1968 all such use may only be authorised in writing by the copyright owner.

Optus, the Optus logo, 'yes' Optus and 'yes' are trademarks of Singtel Optus Pty Limited.

 

Complaints procedure for copyright content

Using, posting or disseminating material which violates the copyright or other intellectual property rights of others is a breach of the Optus Fair Go Policy - Appendix S. Engaging in such activity may result in Optus suspending/cancelling your account and/or possible legal action from the copyright owner.

Copyright regulations have been implemented in Australia, which allow copyright owners to notify Optus directly where they believe their copyright is being infringed online and they want Optus to remove the infringing content.

Copyright owners must notify Optus in a manner that complies with the Copyright law in Australia. This notice is commonly referred to as a ‘takedown notice’. Optus is required to appoint a person to be its designated representative to receive these takedown notices. That person is the Copyright Officer. You can send takedown notices to the Optus Copyright Officer by:

Email: copyright.officer@optus.com.au
Fax: 02 8085 5161
Post: PO Box 888, North Ryde NSW 1670

The Optus Copyright Officer is also the contact point if you believe a website has been blocked in error under section 115A of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth). For more information on the internet content blocking Optus is required to undertake under s115A of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth), please see Internet Content Blocking.

 

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