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What were pharmacists watching, and listening to, in the first half of the year?  More and more of our readers are participating in, or listening to, our audiovisual offerings. These are …

In eight Western Australian aged care homes, only one in 10 residents have been vaccinated for Covid in the past year, expert warns A new report by the Grattan Institute …

Researchers have examined the gender balance in Australian pharmacy organisations – noting that to date there has been a “notable lack of female representation in these organisations’ leadership roles” This …

A pharmacist was one of three people who made a notification about a doctor who has now had his registration cancelled The Medical Board of Australia has issued a statement …

EBOS Group’s TerryWhite Chemmart franchise hits new milestone opening the network’s 600th store  TerryWhite Chemmart (TWC) is continuing its expansion opening its 600th pharmacy in Bayswater, Victoria at the weekend. …

Sigma shares rallied to an eight-year high, but one analyst says investors could be exposed if the CWH deal doesn’t get the green light The share market appears to be …

Rapid increases to the RPMA could see regional pharmacies that receive funding come under the microscope, Guild warns  Owners of pharmacies receiving the Regional Pharmacy Maintenance Allowance (RPMA) are being …

Community pharmacy owner, Rick Samimi named as the new president of the Pharmacy Council of NSW  Newly appointed president of the Pharmacy Council of NSW, Rick Samimi is looking to …

Fewer than one-in-seven eligible prescriptions are being dispensed under the controversial 60-day policy, data reveals  Uptake of 60-day prescriptions is lagging behind the Department of Health and Aged Cares forecast …

Pharmacy sales market is strongly on the rebound, the latest Attain market sentiment survey finds  The Eighth Community Pharmacy Agreement (8CPA) has been reacted to positively by the pharmacy sales …

The controversy continues over S3 vapes, while shortages, vaccinations and elections also made the news Health minister Mark Butler told 3AW‘s Heidi Murphy that it would be up to individual …

“If it were not for the careful scrutiny a pharmacist applied to one of the scripts, the offending might well have continued,” a tribunal has said A nurse who wanted “a …