A century after his debut, Winnie-the-Pooh is officially entering the public domain, opening the door for wild and unfiltered adaptations. 

Professor Margaret Baguley unpacked the complex legal history behind the world's most beloved bear.

A century after his debut, Winnie-the-Pooh is officially entering the public domain, opening the door for wild and unfiltered adaptations. 
Professor Margaret Baguley unpacked the complex legal history behind the world's most beloved bear.

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Winnie-the-Pooh turns 100: Why the iconic bear is no longer safe

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New Resolve polling shows Steven Miles sinking deep underwater with Queensland voters in crucial marginal seats, leaving state Labor under mounting leadership pressure. 

Meanwhile, Redlands Mayor Jos Mitchell faces automatic removal from office after council rejected her extended medical leave request.

New Resolve polling shows Steven Miles sinking deep underwater with Queensland voters in crucial marginal seats, leaving state Labor under mounting leadership pressure. 
Meanwhile, Redlands Mayor Jos Mitchell faces automatic removal from office after council rejected her extended medical leave request.

Steven Miles sinks in polls as Redlands Mayor faces by-election

Question Time turned fierce as Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen accused the opposition of showing "utter contempt" for Pacific nations during a dispute over taxpayer-funded climate meetings. 

The Coalition questioned whether Australia's leading role in the upcoming climate summit is delivering real outcomes or simply wasting money amidst rising living costs.

Question Time turned fierce as Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen accused the opposition of showing "utter contempt" for Pacific nations during a dispute over taxpayer-funded climate meetings. 
The Coalition questioned whether Australia's leading role in the upcoming climate summit is delivering real outcomes or simply wasting money amidst rising living costs.

Winnie-the-Pooh turns 100: Why the iconic bear is no longer safe

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