Introduction More frequently, informants, journalists, bloggers, and common citizens consider information sharing and dissemination as a simple task, where telecommunication tools can spread information with little restrictions. However, information sharing and dissemination can be a complex and sensitive issue when it comes to its association with the laws governing the distribution of data in public. 1 In Australia, the national legal systems have placed several regulations and policies that often determine the public sharing of personal, business, and government information among the people. 2 The Australian information laws govern communication, reception, and distribution of information through the print media and digital media. The Australian legal system has reinforced information sharing laws, intellectual property policies, consumer laws, defamation laws, online contract policies, and trademark regulations to curb information sharing disagreements. 3 To cover the above Australian laws, this paper discusses several information law issues in the case of Alvin Glam and the famous pop singer Lady Kabuki. Brief Overview of the Case Alvin Glam is among the trusted confidants of a famous pop musician known as Lady Kabuki. On a verbal promise, Alvin holds confidential information concerning the mentally incapacitated twin sister of Lady Kabuki. Alvin operates a website christened as LadyK.com.au, where he shares photographs and information about Lady Kabuki. In the year 2010, Alvin managed to win an e-book publishing contract agreement with a local electric publisher who commissioned Alvin to write a life story of Lady Kabuki in a biography dubbed Angel Voice . In the biography e-book, Alvin covers several life stories of the musician, including her musical journey from the local town Canberra to the international prominence. Alvin manages to obtain information about Lady Kabuki from the public internet, includes verses of her famous songs, details of her affair with her disabled twin sister, and photographs initially published on his website. Lady Kabuki wants to take legal action against Alvin concerning the book contents. Legal Advice to Alvin Concerning the E-Book Alvin used four information contents that raised questions in his relationship with the musician. The four elements that Alvin used in the printing of his e-book include information pertaining to the verses of the famous songs of Lady Kabuki, the name of the most famous Album of Lady Kabuki, information regarding exclusive interviews conducted with the musician, photographs of Lady Kabuki captured by Patrick De Salvatore, and the story of the incapacitated twin sister. The authenticity of the e-book is subject to several policies and laws enshrined in the Australian constitution, concerning the sharing of confidential information of individuals. Before publishing the book, Alvin must understand the several acts, policies, and regulations governing the dissemination, reception, and distribution of confidential information of friends, businesses, contracts, and government. 4 To avoid lawsuits against his intended e-book publication, Alvin must consider the following regulations that govern information law in the Australian