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Publishers, booksellers respond to Productivity Commission terms of reference
The Australian Publishers Association has declared it will be ‘very vocal in seeking to maintain the 1991 reforms to copyright laws', following the release last Friday of the Productivity Commis...
'Introduction to bookselling' ABA course a success
In its second year the Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) Introduction to Bookselling course, staged in Melbourne last weekend, attracted 25 participants from Western Australia, Queensland, New ...
Aravanis leaves the ABA
Niki Aravanis, project manager at the Australian Booksellers Association (ABA), has been made redundant following an internal review. ‘The role of Project Manager within the organisation ha...
ABA and APA join forces on environment and digital working groups
Booksellers and publishers will come together on two major issues affecting the industry following discussions at this year's Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) annual national conference, which...
ABA committee: Dyer, Fenlon, Page, Whitmont join
Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) president Fiona Stager has been re-elected to the position at this year's ABA annual general meeting. At the AGM, which was held on 15 June, the first da...
McGrath unable to attend booksellers dinner
Delegates attending the 84th Annual Booksellers Dinner on Monday night were disappointed at the news that Glenn McGrath was unable to attend as scheduled. McGrath's manager passed on the c...
Budget 08: ABA, ASA response
The 2008 federal budget contained no ‘significant new measures' that would affect booksellers, according to the new CEO of the Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) Malcolm Neil Neil to...
Malcolm Neil is new CEO of ABA
Malcolm Neil has been appointed as the new CEO of the Australian Booksellers Association (ABA). Neil has worked as a publishers rep; was the manager of Melbourne's Brunswick Street Bookshop...
National Library removes 'publishers and booksellers' list from website
The National Library of Australia (NLA) has announced that it will be removing the publishers and booksellers list from the Australian Libraries Gateway website. The list was intended &lsqu...
New ABA training course: selling children's books
The Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) has announced a new training module for booksellers, aiming to help them sell more children's books. The ABA's new training module is the result...
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