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15 December 2015
Are you planning on taking your kids to the movies this school holidays? Maybe they are old enough to take themselves? Or thinking of buying the...
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New Classification Portal a hit for Festival Organisers
6 January 2016
A new online classifications registration portal is proving to be popular with film festival organisers and computer game expos with almost 200...
Why CTC?
4 May 2016
'CTC' or 'Check the Classification' allows advertising for upcoming releases to start well before they are classified in Australia—sometimes even...
Aged under 15: what does it mean for classifications?
6 May 2016
Did you know that three classification categories have something in common? The PG, M and MA 15+ classifications all refer to 15 years of age in...
Consumer Advice at your Fingertips
23 November 2016
Hoyts and Village Cinemas now give you more access to consumer advice for your movie-going adventures.
Pilot of tool for classifying Netflix content
7 December 2016
The Minister for Communications has announced that Australia will conduct a 12 month pilot of the Netflix classification tool.
Know before you go—summer movie classification list
21 December 2016
Be informed before you head to the movies this summer with our breakdown of the classifications of this summer's blockbuster films.
Classification—Know before you go: Summer 2017–18
22 December 2017
Know the ratings of some of the major films and computer games released over the 2017–18 summer.
Know before you go: Summer 2017–18
Know the ratings of some of the major films and computer games released over the 2017–18 summer.
Review of the Copyright Online Infringement Amendment
Start/End Date: February 13, 2018 09:00 AEDT to March 16, 2018 17:00 AEDT
We are seeking stakeholder views on the operation of the Copyright Amendment (Online Infringement) Act 2015.
Navigating classification for parents and the community
13 November 2019
A new website for Australian classification has been launched today, helping parents and the community to quickly and easily locate information...
Terms of reference - Review of Australian classification regulation
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The Government has released the terms of reference for a review of Australia’s classification regulation to develop a framework that reflects today’s digital environment and community needs.
Have your say on the new classification framework
8 January 2020
We are updating Australia’s classification framework for today’s digital media environment.
Voicing your concern
Find out where to raise an issue about advertising, domain names, media or illegal content.
Final chance to have your say on Australia’s classification regulation
12 February 2020
Submissions on the future design of Australia’s classification regulation are due by 19 February 2020.
