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One of the biggest challenges privacy regulators face today is 'Big Data' — collections of large unstructured datasets.

Patent applicants should pay attention to this best method issue when filing or prosecuting patent applications.

The new Practice Note provides the Court with a range of tools to achieve this, centred around the keystone expectation of a trial within 12-18 months of commencement.

Following its introduction before the House of Representatives on 9 July 2008, the Patents Bill 2008 then survived a general election in November 2008, before having its first Parliamentary reading on 5 May 2009.

Methods of medical treatment of humans, specifically the administration of therapeutic drugs, are patentable subjects.

One of the many differences between Australian patent law and US patent law is the term of a patent.

Recent cases reinforce the importance of considering the term, termination rights & consequences of trade mark licences.

The principal role of a trade mark is to assist consumers find the products they know and like.

The types of data needed for different patent claim types, highlighting key differences in how data is assessed in patents.

The case sets a new enforcement standard for privacy compliance, and provides valuable insights.

One confusing area in the revised Privacy Act is defining what is considered 'Personally Identifiable Information'.

The intellectual property involved in the production of non-alcoholic beer.

Discussion about recent case debating whether KC engaged in misleading conduct by using the word Flushable.

Current state of the law on electronic signature & witnessing of documents in Australia.

Important differences between Australia & NZ with respect to patent prosecutions.

The Australian Manuka Honey Association successfully opposed a trademark application by MHAS to register MANUKA HONEY.

The revised fee structure encourages use of "approved means", which are probably electronic and web-based transactions.