Fun Facts on Women involved in IP
From industry pioneers to life saving inventions, women have been changing the face of Australian innovation for over a century.
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From industry pioneers to life saving inventions, women have been changing the face of Australian innovation for over a century.
Did you know...
In 2022 we are celebrating International Women’s Day with UN Women Australia under the theme, Changing Climates: Equality today for a sustainable tomorrow. In support of International Women’s Day, we’re exploring the success stories of inspiring women who use trade marks and design rights to protect their business and commercialise their ideas.
We are launching the ‘beta’ of the new IP Australia website and we want your feedback on this new experience.
Our latest research is an essential tool for policy makers and investors, as it breaks down the relationship between SMEs’ IP activity and the potential to achieve high growth in employment and turnover.
The Australian and New Zealand Governments are conducting a review into the Trans-Tasman IP Attorneys Regulatory Regime.
Restrictive trade measures are increasing across G20 countries. Growing and diversifying Australia’s exports is crucial to ensuring our future as a result. Our latest research shows how Australian manufacturers use IP. In particular, how they diversify exports, navigate trade barriers and seize market opportunities.
We are pleased to announce that the latest edition of our Intellectual Property Government Open Data – IPGOD2021 – is now available on data.gov.au.
We’re pleased to announce the ninth edition of the Australian Intellectual Property (IP) Report is now available.
IP Australia’s annual Customer Satisfaction Survey 2021 has been extended until close of business Thursday 6 May 2021. Customers who have conducted transactions with IP Australia in the past 12 months (via online services) will receive an email from ORIMA Research (the organisation administering the survey on behalf of IP Australia) with a link to complete the survey online.
We are currently processing a high volume of new innovation patent filings. As a result, you may experience a delay in having your innovation patent granted.