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The "major" point of controversy with the NZ Patents Bill in its present form is the so-called "software exclusion".

This decision could raise questions as to where the line is to be drawn between permissible and impermissible uses.

This dispute was a successful opposition proceeding against the Singapore trademark application for "OT TANGO".

This article includes common patenting mistakes inventors can make when preserving or maximising their patent position.

Pactitioners must adapt to process changes within IP systems, as well as be mindful of the implications of tech on their practices.

The term of a pharmaceutical patent may be extended if a product covered by the claims receives regulatory approval.

South Korea has decided to join the CPTPP - what does this all mean in practice?

The article discusses the history of medicinal cannabis, the Australian market and the types of IP that can be utilised.

Outlined in this article are a variety of important aspects to consider after filing a provisional patent application.

You should discuss the question of inventorship with a patent attorney very early in the patent application process.

Will the debate on Gene patents cause changes to the Australian patent system for all areas of technology?

These measures are a further step to establish a patent linkage system in China, after the new Patent Law amendments.

This article reports continuing progress toward New Zealand’s new Patents Act. More correctly, it reports further delays in such progress.

This article reports continuing progress toward New Zealand's new Patents Act. Following its introduction before the House of Representatives on 9 July 2008, the Patents Bill then survived a general election in November before having its first Parliamentary reading on 5 May 2009.

This article reports continuing progress toward New Zealand’s new Patents Act. More correctly, it reports further delays in such progress.

Perhaps a dose of glyphosate will be poured on the facility to daisy chain old Act divisional applications indefinitely.

An innovation patent seems to be very low, if at all, on the NZ Government agenda – so this article is only speculative.