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Advocacy group representative to join Guild NSW branch committee   At least one Community and Pharmacy Support Group (CAPS) representative will be on the next Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s NSW branch committee  CAPS …

Voting for the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia elections starts at midday today   Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) members are being urged cast their ballots in the organisation’s state branch …

Changes to the Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s constitution were made late last year and will extend the organisation’s election cycle to four years. The amendments lodged with the Fair Work …

Several community pharmacy heavyweights are among an “unprecedented” 22 nominees vying for five spots, as nominees from all corners call for “balance” on the Pharmacy Council of NSW – but …

PDL is calling for South Australian and Northern Territory members to vote for a new director The election for PDL’s South Australian Director (with responsibility also for the Northern Territory) …

Pharmacy Guild donations skewed heavily toward ALP during the last financial year, electoral commission data reveals  The Guild threw its financial support largely behind the Australian Labor Party in the …

Which party, if any, do pharmacists think offers the best option for the profession? Here’s the results of our poll  All the polls and pundits are tipping a close federal …

In the second of our series of profiles of pharmacists standing for Parliament, we speak to Tasmanian pharmacist, and National Party candidate, Carl Cooper Candidate profile: Carl Cooper Party: Nationals …

Which elements of Labor’s election platform are relevant to pharmacy? Here’s some of the policies, including small business jobs, tax cuts, plastic bag bans and hospital funding boosts Opposition leader …

Enterprising PSA councillor manages to get the PM’s ear to discuss what pharmacy can offer the country  When North Queensland pharmacist Shane MacDonald recently had the opportunity for a chat …

We’re off to the polls in a few weeks, and opinion is already divided about which party represents the best option for the pharmacy sector as a whole  Click here …

The Prime Minister has announced this year’s election date, but what does the 2019 ballot mean for pharmacy? Australia is going to the polls on Saturday 18 May, Prime Minister …