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Open Access Australasia

How community over commercialisation brought us together for OA Week 2023 — Open Access Australasia — 
October 2023 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Access Week 2023 Zoom Backgrounds — Open Access Australasia — 
We so loved open access — Open Access Australasia — 
Council of Australian University Librarians and Open Access Australasia Statement on the American Chemical Society’s new Article Development Charges — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Access Australasia response to Australia’s draft National Science and Research Priorities — Open Access Australasia — 
Power and Importance of Open Access by Ginny Barbour (2023) — Open Access Australasia — 
UK Reproducibility Network: Primers on Working in Open Access — Open Access Australasia — 
August/September 2023 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Access Australasia Submission to the Academy of Social Science of Australia Concerning the Decadal Plan for Social Science Research Infrastructure 2023-32 — Open Access Australasia — 
July 2023 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Access Australasia Submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Employment, Education and Training — Open Access Australasia — 
What does the word “community” mean to you in the context of teaching and research? — Open Access Australasia — 
OAA Report: A snapshot of the open access landscape in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand in 2022 — Open Access Australasia — 
Pick your pathway to open publishing – an interactive flowchart — Open Access Australasia — 
May/June 2023 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
Asia Pacific Equity Workshop 1st June 2023 — Open Access Australasia — 
Asia Pacific Regional Workshop on Equity in Open Access — Open Access Australasia — 
Submission: Consultation process for National Science and Research Priorities and National Science Statement — Open Access Australasia — 
Webinar #ebooksos: Making access to ebooks fair — Open Access Australasia — 
Making the case for SCOSS — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Science in Australia: How can we support key international initiatives — Open Access Australasia — 
Feb/March 2023 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
Science for all — Open Access Australasia — 
How can I persuade my institution to support collective funding for open access books? — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Access Australasia Response to Review of the Australian Research Council Act 2001 — Open Access Australasia — 
December 2022 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
A first step in delivering a courageous vision of Open Research for Aotearoa — Open Access Australasia — 
OA101 participants get creative and share resources with CC-BY — Open Access Australasia — 
Free access: publicly funded research v oligopoly — Open Access Australasia — 
We keep using these words, when will we act on them? — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Publishing Case Studies released — Open Access Australasia — 
Reflections on a successful & diverse OA Week 2022 — Open Access Australasia — 
September / October 2022 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
Open access licence choices: don’t be afraid of open — Open Access Australasia — 
OA Week 2022 Zoom Backgrounds — Open Access Australasia — 
Conversation with Campus Morning Mail’s Stephen Matchett — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Access Australasia welcomes NHMRC OA policy update — Open Access Australasia — 
The need for a diverse Open Access research ecosystem — Open Access Australasia — 
Freedom of the academic press — Open Access Australasia — 
July/August 2022 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
Open Access Australasia comment on US White House OSTP Public Access Guidance — Open Access Australasia — 
The US has ruled all taxpayer-funded research must be free to read. What’s the benefit of open access? — Open Access Australasia — 
White House moves on public access to research — Open Access Australasia — 
Open access research repositories provide diversity and innovation publishers can’t match – they have a critical role in archiving, preserving and sharing the diverse content produced by universities — Open Access Australasia — 
Webinar 5: Supporting equity and diversity within scholarly communications: the DOAJ — Open Access Australasia — 
Open for Climate Justice — Open Access Australasia — 
Webinar 4: How the Power and Diversity of Citizen Science Globally supports the UNESCO Open Science Recommendation — Open Access Australasia — 
June Newsletter — Open Access Australasia — 
Great start to a new era of OA learning — Open Access Australasia —