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DB gifts under the tree
Thursday | Nov 6 2025AFFORDABLE Australian beauty brand DB Cosmetics has released its wide range of products just in time for the holidays.
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New CeraVe products battle blemishes in 3 days
Thursday | Nov 6 2025CERAVE has expanded its Blemish Control range with two new products: new Blemish Barrier Patches and Blemish Control Clay-to-Foam Cleanser.
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Super food for your skin
Thursday | Nov 6 2025WELEDA Skin Food Serum (RRP $35.95) aims to provide moisture and glow, formulated with ceramides, hyaluronic acid, and the brand’s Skin Food Phyto Infusion made from natural plant extracts.
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Dispensary Corner 06 Nov 25
Thursday | Nov 6 2025WOULD you take the advice of a man who expects to live to the age of 180?
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PD for Thu 06 Nov 2025
Thursday | Nov 6 2025Guild launches First Nations Pharmacy Network, Pharmacy 777 Pilbara wins rural health award, Guild life members recognised, and more
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Guild president lands top international role
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025THE World Pharmacy Council (WPC) has announced the appointment of Professor Trent Twomey as its new President, succeeding US-based Doug Hoey, who has served in the role since 2021 (PD breaking news, 04 Nov).
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Palliative care conversation hits Canberra
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025PALLIATIVE Care Australia (PCA) and Painaustralia came together at Parliament House in Canberra yesterday, to highlight the urgent need for timely pain assessment and management, and to reinforce the importance of continued access to essential pain relief medicines for people receiving palliative care.
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Osteo control
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025NEW MediChoice OSTEO-CAPS from Nova Pharmaceuticals provide up to eight hours of relief from osteoarthritis pain.
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Sandoz ADHD drug on PBS
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025SANDOZ has announced that Methylphenidate Sandoz XR (methylphenidate hydrochloride) has been listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) for the treatment of ADHD.
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Public health expenditure falls short of 5% target, AIHW finds
Wednesday | Nov 5 2025GOVERNMENT public health spending is returning to pre-COVID levels after surging during the pandemic, according to a new report published today by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).
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