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The 5-Minute Guide to Copyright in New Zealand

What does copyright protect in New Zealand, who owns it, how long does it last, and what happens when copyright is infringed?

New Zealand copyright law protects a wide range of creative and commercial works, including literary works, artistic works, films, sound recordings, software and other original works.

Our practical guide provides an overview of the key principles of New Zealand copyright law, including copyright ownership, duration, infringement, exceptions, border protection, and moral and performers’ rights. It also considers emerging issues such as copyright and works created using generative AI.