IP Australia has identified updates to the a number of non-legislative instruments first published on 23 January 2019.
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29 January 2019 We are currently seeking your feedback on which policy issues should be future priorities for changes to the IP rights system. |
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23 January 2019 The Intellectual Property Laws Amendment (Productivity Commission Response Part 1 and Other Measures) Act 2018 (IP Amendment Act) moves a number of filing, formality and fee paying requirements to non-legislative instruments. |
 Wednesday 20th February at 12:00pm - Wednesday 20th February at 12:45pm In this short 45 minute webinar we will give you the tools you need to help you understand the basics of patents, trade marks and designs so you can understand how IP can apply to your business and what your next steps might be. |
 Wednesday 20th February at 1:00pm - Wednesday 20th February at 2:00pm Commercialising a great idea, innovation or piece of research can be a complex process that raises many questions. |
 Wednesday 20th February at 5:30pm - Wednesday 20th February at 8:30pm IP Australia has recently commenced work on our Transactional Digital Services (TDS) program. We’re inviting IP professionals as well as the IT industry to join us and share their experience. |
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20 December 2018 It’s the people that make any workplace a success. That’s why we’ve decided to run a short series where we focus the spotlight on some of our remarkable staff. Here we feature this year’s World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Fellowship recipient Janette Yeung. |
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29 November 2018 We take you through the technical details of the second edition release of IPGOD 2018 and our new data product IPLORD. |
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10 October 2018 Noel Chambers, CEO of the National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation (NFMRI), explains the value of our latest Patent Analytics Hub report in this guest blog. |
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