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I have a restaurant that specialises in cuisine from another country and I only play music from that country. Do I need an APRA licence?

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I have a restaurant that specialises in cuisine from another country and I only play music from that country. Do I need an APRA licence?

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Yes. APRA is part of a worldwide network of collecting societies, all of which have reciprocal arrangements with each other. This allows us to look after the rights of Australian and New Zealand copyright owners around the world, and represent the rights of overseas music copyright owners in Australia and New Zealand.