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Todays Australian newspaper. 31-Oct-2008 At 12:55:12 PM Atomic_Tomatoes

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You are correct GravityHound but don't forget what educational purposes is actually defined as.

Copyright for Teachers/Students and Educational institutions is different to individuals not undertaking study.

Images/artistic works - electronic original
Part VB of the Copyright Act allows staff and students of Charles Sturt University to copy/reproduce artistic works from an electronic original (e.g. from the Internet) for educational purposes, unless you have agreed otherwise, for example by clicking ‘I Accept’ to the Terms and Conditions of a website. The image must be available in electronic form, you can’t digitise it yourself from a hardcopy source. When using artistic works copied from the internet, you must display the appropriate copyright warning notice. If using these images in a PowerPoint display, the warning notice must be displayed at the beginning of the presentation and all images must be properly referenced from their source.

I am sure that CSU would also pay a fee to CAL (Copyright Agency Limited) as they do with an agreement with the music industry.