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Event recording now available: Superannuation in the creative industries

Watch the experts unpack common superannuation scenarios, answer audience questions, and help creative workers and organisations better understand their superannuation rights and responsibilities.

Sep 11, 2026
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On 26 August 2026, Creative Workplaces brought together experts from the tax, accounting and creative industries to unpack common superannuation scenarios, answer audience questions, and help creative workers and organisations better understand their superannuation rights and responsibilities.

The event recording is now available to watch. 

It has practical knowledge for people trying to navigate superannuation obligations in the creative industries from independent creatives and the people who hire them, to employers and the people in arts organisations who are responsible for getting it right.

To find out more about the event and to watch the recording, go to the: 

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