News
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Insures scope pilots
Thursday | May 16 2024FOR 60 years, Guild Insurance has protected all Guild members real-life needs, and will continue to support them as scope of practice pilots increase.
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Tax write-offs
Thursday | May 16 2024PHARMACIES with a turnover of less than $10 million will be able to continue to claim the $20,000 instant asset write-off, as announced in the Budget.
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Entries closing
Thursday | May 16 2024SelF-nominations are closing tomorrow for the Pharmacy Guild of Australia/Maxigesic Pharmacy Assistant of the Year Award (PATY) 2024.
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50,000 crisis calls
Thursday | May 16 2024ABORIGINAL and Torres Strait Islander-led crisis hotline, 13YARN, has marked 50,000 calls supporting First Nations people in crisis.
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Natio’s new colours
Thursday | May 16 2024AUSTRALIAN-OWNED natural beauty brand Natio has expanded its makeup range with new lipstick colours and a new tinted lip balm, as well as stick highlighters, bronzers, blushers and eyeshadows.
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Dermal Therapy delivers extra moisture boost
Thursday | May 16 2024DESCRIBED as "an absolute game changer for very dry skin", Dermal Therapy has unveiled its new Very Dry Face Cleanser.
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Luxury for your feet
Thursday | May 16 2024CARE for your feet with MOR Marshmallow's new Overnight Foot Balm with Sockettes, which promises to leave them nourished and revitalised.
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Editor’s Choice: Curezma offers relief for eczema sufferers
Thursday | May 16 2024A NEW patented non-steroidal treatment for eczema called Curezma has launched in Australia, offering relief, and addressing the root causes of this debilitating skin condition.
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TGA introduces SSSI for Orencia syringe
Thursday | May 16 2024THE TGA has implemented a new measure in response to the shortage of Orencia (abatacept) 125mg single dose syringe and the 125mg ClickJect autoinjector for subcutaneous injection.
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CHA wants action
Thursday | May 16 2024THE government's decision to delay key aged care reforms as put forth by the Aged Care Taskforce six months ago, has disappointed the Catholic Health Australia (CHA), as it believes the move jeopardises quality care for the elderly.