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Alicia:
Welcome. My name’s Alicia Boardman and I’m from the IK Project policy team at IP Australia, here speaking to you from Ngunnawal land. I’m here with my co-host Sarah.
Sarah:
Hi everyone. My name’s Sarah. I’m a Wiradjuri woman also currently on Ngunnawal land. I work in the trade mark and designs space as an Indigenous Knowledge examiner.
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The Deputy Director-General of IP Australia has, on 15 February 2021, issued the following documents:
The Deputy Director-General of IP Australia has, on 15th January 2021, issued the following documents:
On 1 December 2020, the Director General of IP Australia declared, in accordance with the relevant intellectual property rights legislation, those days when the Canberra office will not be open for business. A copy of the declaration is attached.
The Deputy Director-General of IP Australia has, on 16th October 2020, issued the following documents:
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Transcript:
Hi everyone, and welcome to today’s webinar – Enforcement.
The Deputy Director-General of IP Australia has, on 11th September 2020, issued the following documents:
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Transcript:
Introduction from Strat Comms
Hi everyone, my name is Steven
And I’m Laura
And we’ll be your hosts for this session, thank you for joining us.
