The first part of our look back at the news and events that shaped the profession in 2025 JANUARY • From 1 January, Community Service Obligation (CSO) wholesalers received a …

Employee theft, PBS delistings and a revoked approval topped our reader’s most read articles list for the last month These were the ten most read articles on the AJP website …

Who have our readers nominated as the pharmacists who are doing the most to promote the profession in 2025? We asked our readers to help us identify pharmacists who are …

Medicine changes, health practitioner crimes and a message to Federal Parliament dominated our most read news list for the previous month These were the 10 best read stories on the …

PBS changes, moves by major banner groups and updated licensing arrangements have topped our readership stats in recent weeks These were the ten most clicked stories on our website between …

Pharmacy’s role as a travel health destination has huge potential as rates of overseas travel continue to grow. Are the public prepared to use pharmacy as a travel health destination? …

Pharmacist Jack Buckley took part in the 2025 Outback Air Race to raise funds for the Royal Flying Doctor Service A regional pharmacist has embarked on a monumental flight across …

Artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived and is already disrupting many aspects of pharmacy and business practice. Should you resist or embrace this future?  Pharmacists need to be exploring the opportunities …

Allegations against a pharmacist, PBS ‘tip-offs’, new Doctors and the latest from CWH: what our readers have been looking at over the previous month These were the ten most read …

We are now in the final weeks of our campaign to find those who are doing the most to promote the profession of pharmacy We’re now in the final month …

Public consultation is set to begin on new guidelines for the provision of pharmacy services, including medicines, workload and DAAs  Public consultation has now opened on the Pharmacy Board of …

Allergic rhinitis is one of the most common presentations in a pharmacy, and statistics show its prevalence is growing. Unfortunately, there is substantial evidence that it is not being correctly …