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Stager wins Johnno Award  Archive

17 March 2009

Fiona Stager, co-owner of Avid Reader Bookshop and president of the Australian Booksellers Association, has won the 2009 Johnno Award, administered by the Queensland Writers Centre (QWC). Stager has been...

Post-Christmas sales stronger than expected  Archive

3 February 2009

Post-Christmas retail spending was stronger than expected, according to figures from the Australia Retailers Association (ARA) which indicate consumers spent $6.5 billion between Boxing Day and the end of January--$200...

ABA changes position to oppose open market  Archive

20 January 2009

The Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) has changed its position on the question of an open market, recommending Australia retain its territorial copyright. ‘The management committee met through December and decided in...

Aravanis leaves the ABA  Archive

23 September 2008

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 has been made redundant and...

APA, ASA to defend parallel importation rules  Archive

8 July 2008

Following the shock announcement of a proposed review into Australia's parallel importation legislation, as reported in a WBN special bulletin on Monday, the Australian Publishers Association (APA) and Australian Society...

Parallel importation to be reviewed: COAG  Archive

7 July 2008

The Australian Productivity Commission is to undertake a review of the legislation governing the parallel importation of books in Australia, following a meeting of federal and state governments in Sydney...

Parallel importation to be reviewed: COAG  Archive

6 July 2008

The Australian Productivity Commission is to undertake a review of the legislation governing the parallel importation of books in Australia, following a meeting of federal and state governments in Sydney...