Timbo is a student at QU (Queensland Uni). 5 minutes before attending class, Timbo receives a text message from his school friend, Lozza. Lozza's message says: \"Mate, my car is broken down. As a favour, can you secretly record the lecture and I'll buy you lunch as a thank you.\" Timbo's normal lecturer, Prof Lawman, delivers his 2hr lecture. Prof Lawman always has comprehensive notes that he reads from. The notes are written by him, in order to aid him in his teaching. Prof Lawman also invited a guest speaker, Dr Doolittle, to talk about one particular aspect of the weekly material. Dr Doolittle prepared his own notes. The lectures are not recorded by the University. Without permission to do so, Timbo records the lecture and posts the recording to Lozza's Facebook page. Timbo and Lozza then meet for lunch and think it is a good idea to sell the recording for $10 to some of their other friends who could not make it to class. QU nds out about this and wants to know whether the lecture is protected by copyright and, if so, who owns the copyright? Timbo and Lozza wish to know whether they could rely upon any defences