Internet and Websites

No, browsing does not infringe copyright.

Yes, under the Statutory Text and Artistic Works Licence.

Generally no, unless you are using Creative Commons (CC) licensed images or you obtain permission from the copyright owner of the material you wish to use.

See Where to find CC licensed material and Permissions for further information on obtaining permission from the copyright owner.

Yes, this is fine under the Statutory Text and Artistic Works Licence.

Yes. Schools and TAFE institutes can play music from a website in class under s28 of the Copyright Act.

See Performance and Communication of Copyright Material in Class

No, linking is not a copyright activity, and you don’t need permission to simply link to another website.

Unfortunately, none of the voluntary music licences allow schools to upload recordings of student performances to public websites (eg your school website) without seeking permission from the copyright owner.

However, if your school has the School Event Licence, you are permitted to upload the recording to a password protected digital teaching environment (eg the school intranet) for access by your school community (ie your teachers, students and their families). See School Event Licence.