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Drama Dispatch's Privacy Policy is in line with the government’s Privacy Guidelines and Spam Act issued on 17th September 2001, and fully effective as of 11th April 2004 (see http://www.privacy.gov.au/business/index.html)

Very important aspects of our policy are:

  • Personal details provided by you to Drama Dispatch through electronic responses from this site will not be forwarded, sold, or made available in any way to any third party.
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  • Each of these communications will have clear ‘opt-out’ instructions so you can choose not to receive further Drama Dispatch communication.
  • If, on the other hand, you may wish to receive other Drama Dispatch communications, you would always be asked before such information is forwarded.

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