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Copyright law in New Zealand is constructed very similarly to the UK/Australian/US standard.
In New Zealand, copyright is an automatic unregistered right that comes into existence every time an original work is created, published and performed.

No special action is required for protection to exist.

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The New Zealand copyright laws are essentially the same as in most of the developed world. They are contained in the New Zealand: Copyright, Act (Consolidation), 1913 (15/12/1994), (No. 143).

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In New Zealand, copyright on most works lasts for the life of the creator plus 50 years. The publisher holds rights on the typography of the published edition for 25 years.

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