Referendum Design Competition

You design it!
Be a part of history in the making!

The School of Law is conducting a design competition. These designs will be used on various goods such as T-shirts, tote bags, pens etc for the school’s participation in educating the public on the legal impacts of the upcoming Referendum. Students are asked to submit a design along with the entry form below. The competition will run from the 20th of February 2023 until the 31st of March 2023. The winners will receive a $500 cash prize and a copy of the book Finding the Heart of the Nation: The Journey of the Uluru Statement from the Heart Continues by Thomas Mayor.

The design can be any original work of art (or can be made using AI!) Any size, or type is allowed as long as it is capable of being reproduced on a normal sized tote or t-shirt without affecting the design.

Things to remember:

  • If you are not Indigenous try to be careful of using designs that appropriate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders' Culture
  • You can use text and images but be sure the work is your own
  • Joint submissions are okay but prize to be shared between authors
  • Please read the terms and conditions before submitting

Submissions to the competition have now closed. Winners will be announced shortly.

 

 

Cultural Appropriation Dos and Don'ts

Terms and Conditions

By entering a design in this competition, I agree to:
    1. Design the work in accordance with the rules of the design competition. Any work that is obscene, plagiarised, or offensive will be barred from the competition
    2. Bear all costs relating to the design submission
    3. Assign the entire copyright of the design submission with ‘copyright’ understood to mean the rights given to an author under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) or any foreign Copyright Act.
    4. Consent to the design being the subject of any trade mark application and allow the school to claim ownership of it.
    5. Give consent to use my name, likeness and biography for the purposes of advertising, promotion and publicity of the exploitation of the work
    6. Give consent in relation to their moral rights to:
        a) Use the work or any part or adaptation of it
            a. With or without attribution of authorship
            b. With or without any other text, data, sounds or images
            c. In any medium
            d. In any way they see fit
        b) Add to, delete from, retitle, material distortion, destroy. Mutilate, alter, reproduce, publish, copy or adapt the design submission
        c) Perform, communicate, show, exhibit the work (or a substantial part or adaptation of it) in or to the public
    7. Keep a copy of my own submission. The University does not warrant that designs will be kept or stored or returned.
I warrant that:
    1. I am 18 (eighteen) years of age and older and have the capacity to give the above consent and assignment of rights
    2. All consents are freely given and no duress or false and misleading statements gave rise to that consent
    3. The design is all of my own work, and no other has any authorship rights
    4. I have read the above terms and contents prior to the competition and I am fully familiar with its contents; and
    5. I will receive no payment for the use or exploitation of any design apart from the design prize advertised above

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