The HCCC claimed that his actions, by inappropriately dispensing the medication, amounted to professional misconduct.

Decision in Qld regarding COVID vaccines discussed & compared with vaccine mandate laws in NSW.

Australia in 2011 introduced The Tobacco Plain Packaging Act 2011 ("the TPP Act") to tackle the health problem related to tobacco industry.

Is a day coming when drug delivery systems regulated in Australia by the Therapeutic Goods Administration and included on the ARTG may benefit from an extension to their patent term of up to 5 years?

The article considers the responses to some of the key recommendations and potential implications of these responses.

This section considered foreign ownership in the agribusiness sector and possible international harmonisation of laws.

Australian manufacturers and suppliers who export products to the EU should keep in mind that reforms across a number of fronts could have an impact on their business.

The AFGC and Australia’s two largest supermarket retailers have reached agreement on the voluntary code of conduct.

Possession and supply of these drugs are still criminal offences outside of a very specific purpose.

Possession and use of steroids without a prescription is illegal and could result in serious legal consequences.

Any business that advertises non-prescription therapeutic goods must comply with the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code.

Purchasing illicit drugs online is far from risk-free and carries the potential for serious criminal charges.

Discusses nitazenes which are a class of synthetic opioids that have gained notoriety in recent years

There are significant legal issues to consider for marketers of therapeutic goods.

The Therapeutic Goods Amendment (2017 Measures No.1) Bill 2017 and the Therapeutic Goods (Charges) Amendment Bill 2017 passed through both Houses on 15 February 2018. The bills have yet to receive Royal Assent.

This article explains what the new changes are, what to expect as a business owner, and how we can assist you in navigating through these complicated new changes.

An interesting dispute regarding the use of the name "Prosecco" has been a topic repeatedly addressed in IP news.

Protecting IP in the food service industry requires a coordinated strategy.

The claim for compensation under the "usual undertaking" in respect of its PLAVIX preliminary injunction was dismissed.

If a licensee is intended to have the right to enforce a patent in its own name, careful contractual drafting is needed.