Article 69QCZ Indigenous group says company offering Australian land to Oscar nominees used its name and material without permission

Indigenous group says company offering Australian land to Oscar nominees used its name and material without permission

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Natasha May
from Environment | The Guardian on (#69QCZ)

Indigenous Carbon Industry Network says it has no connection with Pieces of Australia, which confirmed it has removed content that may have been inappropriately used

The company offering Oscar nominees a symbolic souvenir" of land in outback Australia says it has removed material, including the name of an Indigenous organisation, from its marketing after being accused of using it without consent.

Pieces of Australia is one of a number of brands to pay $4,000 to secure a spot in the Oscars gift bag that is unaffiliated with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, but sent by the company Distinctive Assets to the acting and directing nominees.

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