This report examines the multifaceted issue of digital piracy, focusing on its impact on Film/TV consumption and its subsequent influence on Australian copyright law. It begins by defining digital piracy, distinguishing it from copyright infringement and unauthorized access, and explores its evolution alongside technological advancements. The report discusses the shift from traditional methods of piracy to modern cybercrime, including the role of cyber lockers and streaming services. It further analyzes the economic effects of piracy, the rise of legal streaming services in Australia, and the ongoing challenges in combating digital content theft. The report concludes by highlighting the need for innovative approaches, such as video-on-demand, and the continuous evolution of Australian copyright law to address the challenges posed by digital piracy. Desklib offers a platform to explore similar solved assignments and past papers.