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Declining uptake of vaccinations across all age groups represents “a significant opportunity” for community pharmacy, a bureaucrat says  Community pharmacists have a key role to play in boosting vaccination uptake, …

A pharmacist has been reprimanded over improper claiming of payment for PBS medicines, the federal government has announced The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing has issued a statement regarding …

Pharmacists slam “aggressive” services offering medicinal cannabis, following the commencement of a probe into the sector The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia has taken aim at the way “loopholes” in the …

Moves to protect penalty and overtime rates has the potential to accelerate “continuing market consolidation toward big business”, COSBOA warns  Proposed changes to the Fair Work Act 2009 could impose …

Which stories have captured our readers attention over the past month? These were the ten most read stories on the AJP website between 10 July and 10 August: ‘Not representative …

The pharmacy landscape is changing from a medicine-supply model to a primary care health hub model, an early pharmacist prescriber has told a national conference Pharmacists working at full scope …

“Particular issues” will need to be addressed before pharmacists are given the green light to prescribe subsidised medicines, a Department official says  Pharmacists could be authorised to prescribe medicines subsidised …

The Sigma Healthcare brands have raised money for Gotcha4Life and RizeUp Chemist Warehouse (CWH) says it raised $1.27m for mental health charity Gotcha4Life as part of its 2025 Men’s Health …

The Department of Health and Aged Care has released advice noting that it is aware of the issues with prescribing and claiming omalizumab PBS items since 1 August 2025 For …

Bringing states and territories together on scope, putting reviews to work and looking after mental health were among the topics that resonated with our readers this week Moves are underway …

“When professionals start doing something new, they are held to much higher standards than the established professionals already doing that work,” a panel on scope and pharmacy prescribing has heard …

Qualified pharmacists to treat 17 common acute and chronic conditions as part of a trial to start late next year  Pharmacists in Western Australia will get the green light to …