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A new National Registration and Accreditation Scheme for Health Professionals begins on 1 July 2010.

The Charter will provide a voluntary and transparent regime for the quick and equitable resolution of any disputes.

The issue of advertising and when it is misleading is important for the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries.

While this defence is available for strict liability offences, it is not available for absolute liability offences.

The Australian Lawyers Alliance released its report on Australian drug laws, asserting that the nation needs reform now.

Medicinal cannabis driving reform looks like it will progress through Victorian parliament.

Discusses the law & penalties for ritalin and methylphenidate in NSW.

The Legalising Cannabis Bill seeks to provide for registration of cannabis, cannabis strains & the establishment of CANA.

RTPM alerts doctors and pharmacists before any controlled medicine is prescribed or dispensed.

The TPP has the potential to radically alter the healthcare landscape in Australasia by boosting patent monopoly rights.

ACT festivalgoers can go to a drug checking service, without fear of police reproach, for drug tests by trained medics.

Supplying a commercial quantity or a large commercial quantity of prohibited drugs is a strictly indictable offence.

The Code of Conduct has the potential to change the dynamics of negotiations between suppliers and grocery retailers.

The Court held that an AstraZeneca patent relating to the blockbuster statin drug CRESTOR (rosuvastatin) was invalid.

This article is a review of pharmaceutical trademarks in Australia, a two-tiered process in a highly regulated market.

The Smart Recovery program includes a wide range of problematic behaviours - alcohol or drug use, gambling or overeating.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration ("TGA") and the National Health and Medical Research Council ("NH&MRC") handed down their report on the Review of Access to Unapproved Therapeutic Goods in Australia in late February this year.