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In the resources sector, where innovation could provide key competitive advantages, a strong IP strategy is often vital.

This is a selection of the more interesting trademark cases for 2019, with an indication of the types of issues covered.

Since the launch, users have been automatically redirected from ATMOSS to the Australian Trade Mark Search.

These proposed changes will impact on how Australia capitalises on its innovation strategy and competitive position.

The 11th edition of the International Classification of Goods and Services (Nice Classification) came into force in both Australia and New Zealand on 1 January 2017.

Welcome to Shelston IP's round up of some of the best Australian and New Zealand trade mark cases for 2020.

IP Australia provides free extensions of time of up to three months, if a deadline cannot be met because of COVID-19.

Examination of OECD guidelines related to intangibles & IP, including entitlement of the legal owner to the associated profits.

IP Australia has released its annual Australian IP Report (Report), analysing 2025 filing data for patents, trade marks, design rights and plant breeder’s rights and identifying trends in Australia’s intellectual property (IP) landscape and economy more broadly.

IP Australia provides a streamlined process for requesting an extension of time for delays caused by the COVID-19 crisis.

The final tranche of legislative amendments resulting from the Designs Amendment (Advisory Council on Intellectual Property Response) Act 2021 has come into force today (10 March 2022).

The PBR Act provides a system of registration and exclusive commercial rights for new plant varieties in Australia.

Following from the recent political partisanship in the US there has been a shutdown of non-essential government services.

The issue of New Jersey Transit failing to register its trade marks, logo and slogan is a reminder to audit IP assets.

A shareholders agreement is a key cornerstone for protecting and ultimately realising the value of an IP-based business.

This is a quick guide to the features of the designs system and a summary of 2017 Australian Designs Office decisions.

On 27 January 2004, the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) announced that in 2003, it continued to combat abusive registration of trademarks as domain names.