Home Resources Submission in response to the Privacy Act Review Report 2022 | ADMA's response Compliance ADMA's Submission in Response to the Privacy Act Review Report 2022 Earlier this year, the Attorney General's Department (AGD) released its Privacy Act Review Report (Report). This Report outlined 116 proposals - many of which ADMA supports. There are however some proposals that could fundamentally change the data-driven marketing and advertising industry and in ADMA's opinion may do so without providing any further protection from privacy harm. Data-driven marketers are at the forefront of data collection, use, disclosure, handling, and management and have a responsibility to help shape the regulatory framework in which we operate. Therefore the Review of the Privacy Act is an important one for marketers. ADMA held a range of roundtable discussions and various other consultations with both members and non-members and its submission in response to the AGD's Report reflects the issues that were of most concern to the data-driven marketing industry. To read the submission, click here. 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Article 28th Aug 2025 7 mins The privacy series: OAIC targets marketing practices in 2025-26 regulatory priorities To help marketers prepare for the impact that the privacy reforms will have on the industry and our practices, we have created The Privacy Series. Each month we will deep dive into one of the key components set to reshape the Privacy Act to understand what they mean for marketers and their businesses. This month we look at how the OAIC targets marketing practices in 2025-2026 regulatory priorities. Member-only CMO Crib Sheet - Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETS) 18th Aug 2025 5 mins CMO Crib Sheet - Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETS) Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) are redefining how organisations unlock the value of data while protecting consumer trust. By enabling secure data analysis, collaboration, and personalisation without exposing sensitive information, PETs help marketers stay compliant with evolving privacy regulations and prepare for a privacy-first future. This is a members-only resource – log in with your member account to view This is a members-only resource - log in with your member account to view. Member-only CMO Crib Sheet - Impact of Search on AI 12th Aug 2025 5 mins CMO Crib Sheet - Impact of Search on AI The rise of AI-powered search tools is reshaping how consumers discover and engage with content, reducing reliance on traditional search engines and SEO. Marketers will need to adapt strategies for AI summarisation, recommendation systems, and zero-click results to maintain brand visibility in this changing environment. This is a members-only resource - log in with your member account to view. Member-only CMO Crib Sheet - Cookie Deprecation 05th Aug 2025 5 mins CMO Crib Sheet - Cookie Deprecation Third-party cookies are being phased out, and marketers must pivot to privacy-first strategies. This Crib Sheet breaks down what cookie deprecation means, the latest updates from browsers and regulators, and practical steps to stay compliant while maintaining effective targeting. This is a members-only resource - log in with your member account to view. Article 30th Jul 2025 8 minutes Australian retailers be warned of pricing pitfalls For many businesses, EOFY, Black Friday and Boxing Day are the biggest campaign and sale periods in their marketing calendars. However, businesses engaging in sale frenzies should be warned. Sweeping statements about the size and scope of discounts and ‘sitewide’ or ‘storewide’ sales should be navigated with caution. Load More
Article 28th Aug 2025 9 minutes Marketers and emerging tech: How to stay ahead of the OAIC’s regulatory priority Marketers need to pay close attention to the release of the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner’s (OAIC) 2025-26 regulatory priorities due to their direct impact on marketing practices.
Article 28th Aug 2025 7 mins The privacy series: OAIC targets marketing practices in 2025-26 regulatory priorities To help marketers prepare for the impact that the privacy reforms will have on the industry and our practices, we have created The Privacy Series. Each month we will deep dive into one of the key components set to reshape the Privacy Act to understand what they mean for marketers and their businesses. This month we look at how the OAIC targets marketing practices in 2025-2026 regulatory priorities.
Member-only CMO Crib Sheet - Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETS) 18th Aug 2025 5 mins CMO Crib Sheet - Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETS) Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) are redefining how organisations unlock the value of data while protecting consumer trust. By enabling secure data analysis, collaboration, and personalisation without exposing sensitive information, PETs help marketers stay compliant with evolving privacy regulations and prepare for a privacy-first future. This is a members-only resource – log in with your member account to view This is a members-only resource - log in with your member account to view.
Member-only CMO Crib Sheet - Impact of Search on AI 12th Aug 2025 5 mins CMO Crib Sheet - Impact of Search on AI The rise of AI-powered search tools is reshaping how consumers discover and engage with content, reducing reliance on traditional search engines and SEO. Marketers will need to adapt strategies for AI summarisation, recommendation systems, and zero-click results to maintain brand visibility in this changing environment. This is a members-only resource - log in with your member account to view.
Member-only CMO Crib Sheet - Cookie Deprecation 05th Aug 2025 5 mins CMO Crib Sheet - Cookie Deprecation Third-party cookies are being phased out, and marketers must pivot to privacy-first strategies. This Crib Sheet breaks down what cookie deprecation means, the latest updates from browsers and regulators, and practical steps to stay compliant while maintaining effective targeting. This is a members-only resource - log in with your member account to view.
Article 30th Jul 2025 8 minutes Australian retailers be warned of pricing pitfalls For many businesses, EOFY, Black Friday and Boxing Day are the biggest campaign and sale periods in their marketing calendars. However, businesses engaging in sale frenzies should be warned. Sweeping statements about the size and scope of discounts and ‘sitewide’ or ‘storewide’ sales should be navigated with caution.