Business Advice

Court documents from Boost Mobile show if its case is successful, it wants Optus to run ads admitting to alleged trademark infringement.

The Greens want the government to commit to a two-year time frame for standalone legislation that frames and protects First Nations peoples as scientists and innovators — “the first astronomers in this country, the first agriculturalists”.

Supermarket Lidl was sued by Swiss confectioner Lindt & Sprüngli for selling a golden foil-wrapped chocolate bunny that Lindt felt looked very similar to its own product.

Priority holding period to ensure that any business with a ‘.com.au’ or ‘.net.au’ registered domain would be able register their business name with a .au domain ends tomorrow.

Fighting over domain names is not fun. It is time consuming and can be costly so spending under $25 to register your .au before tomorrow's deadline is money well spent. 

Emerging vitamin brand Life Botanics has taken aim at wellness giant JS Vitamins in a social media post that has received considerable backlash from the company and its loyal consumers.

Fitness behemoth F45 has lost a four-year court battle with a fast-growing rival who was accused of copying its patented workout technology.

While Wandering Folk’s decorative picnic rugs retail at $190, a product featuring similar designs and features is on sale for $49.99 at Aldi.

The Aboriginal flag "belongs to everyone, and no-one can take it away", Indigenous Affairs Minister Ken Wyatt has proudly declared, after the federal government paid $20 million for the rights to the artwork.

In-N-Out must use its local trademark at least once every three years to prevent other businesses from adopting its brand in Australia.

Australian SMEs are put off from the patents system because of a lack of information and fear of steep litigation costs, a report has found.

Last week, a judge upheld a lawsuit to stop MSCHF Product Studio from using Nike's trademark swoosh and forced the recall of all the sneakers.