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It’s important to understand how to correctly use scientific or clinical claims when advertising therapeutic goods to the public.

Schedule 3 medicines are pharmacist-only medicines. They are available from pharmacies without a prescription; however, a pharmacist must be consulted to ensure professional advice is received. Schedule 3 medicines will have the words ‘PHARMACIST ONLY MEDICINE’ on the label.

Australia’s leading premium content creation companies have joined together to launch a campaign alerting marketers to the competitive advantages of maintaining advertising investment during CV-19.

In Queensland under the Prostitution Act it is an offence to publish an advertisement for prostitution if it is not in the approved form. The…

The TGA does not regulate the advertising of health services unless an advertisement for a vaccination service also promotes the use of a specific therapeutic good. If it should then the advertisement must comply with the Therapeutic Goods advertising Code.

The way alcohol is promoted and sold influences patrons, the way they consume alcohol and how they behave.

Ladbrokes and Neds have been ordered to pay $207,500, the biggest fine of its kind in NSW, for offering illegal gambling inducements to NSW residents.   

Tips and tricks to keep advertisers out of trouble