Providing Muslim women an opportunity to participate in an active lifestyle was the inspiration for the creator of a unique sports and swimwear range. More..

Intellectual property is becoming an increasingly important issue for many Indigenous Australian artists whose products and art wares are in demand around the world. More..

The manufacturers of a unique milk flavouring straw have experienced worldwide growth - success they attribute to their proactive management and protection of their IP. More..

For the makers of a warning system that detect hazards in mines, the booming resources industry and a commitment to IP protection has played a pivotal role in their international success. More..

Council amenities aren't all they're cracked up to be - and with damaged pavements posing serious injury hazards to pedestrians and a costly process to repair, an innovative design has been welcomed by local councils. More..

Embracing indigenous healing therapies has created a thriving business for Melbourne entrepreneur Gayle Heron - and a deep sense of responsibility to protect Aboriginal cultural traditions. More..

Victorian herbalist Lisa Hilbert has made a name for herself through healthy lines of tea – and she is determined to protect her brand name and intellectual property. More..

Business is flourishing for online flower retailer ‘Roses Only’ – its rapid expansion prompted the need to protect the trade mark for this distinctive brand. More..

While many companies choose to retain or develop their ideas, others find reward in selling or sharing their intellectual property - and Mobile Wedding Bells is a perfect example. More..

When legendary Greek philosopher Plato uttered the words 'necessity.. the mother of invention', more than 2300 years ago, he probably did not have surfing in mind. But that was exactly what led Queensland man Nick Kent to design a surfboard carrying device to make it easier to carry his long board to the beach. More..

There may well be something a touch comical about the origins of this invention, but you will soon stop laughing when you find out its sales have passed the 100,000 mark. The story of the Stubbyglove’s origins is one that any beer-drinker will love – and Glen Krummel swears every word is true. More..

The creation of a system that converts an ordinary compressor into on of almost double the capacity may be lost on the uninitiated. However, this Australian invention is causing excitement across the world. Melbourne’s Chris Bosua, a trained mechanic, is the man responsible for the brainwave. More..

Lu Papi's dream of turning ideas into innovations has become a reality. His company is revolutionising the development and subsequent protection of both local and international products. More..

A prominent Sydney hairdresser knows blondes have more fun, but protecting intellectual property is no laughing matter. More..                       

When Dean Gordon started his 'for sale by owner' real estate support business, his first step was to check the business name, domain name and trade marks databases to avoid costly mistakes. More..