Skip to playerSkip to main content
Australian Community Media
  • 3 years ago
An Australian pharmacy brand is facing backlash and potential boycotts after distributing political flyers that have been deemed menacing and intimidating.
Comments

Recommended

  1. Pharmacies to be able to prescribe more under govt plans
    ODN
    3 months ago
  2. Trump Stock Buys
    Benzinga
    3 months ago
  3. Pharma execs bend to Trump's demands to slash drug costs
    New York Post
    8 months ago
  4. Trump Announces Pfizer Drug Price Cuts for Medicaid, Launches Direct-to-Consumer Platform ‘TrumpRx’
    AWANI
    11 months ago
  5. Pharmacists protest Parliament
    The Canberra Times
    3 years ago
  6. West Australian government urges home buyers to consider modular homes
    ABC NEWS (Australia)
    3 hours ago
  7. Bus operator combats rising no-shows in uptick of free transport bookings
    ABC NEWS (Australia)
    4 hours ago
  8. Scores of arrests made in massive cross-border family violence operation
    The Canberra Times
    2 hours ago
  9. New guidelines for data centre construction in NSW
    ABC NEWS (Australia)
    22 hours ago
  10. Josh Papali'i retires from the NRL
    The Canberra Times
    22 hours ago
  11. Queensland driver fined for driving 55km over speed limit
    Australian Community Media
    1 hour ago
  12. Canberra Raiders great Josh Papali’i hangs up boots after glittering career
    Australian Community Media
    3 hours ago
  13. Coalition, One Nation politicians reiginite push for abortion crackdown
    Australian Community Media
    3 hours ago
  14. Labor's gambling reforms tipped to spark debate
    Australian Community Media
    4 hours ago
  15. ‘Heroes’ actress Hayden Panettiere dies, aged 36
    Australian Community Media
    22 hours ago
  16. US opioid addiction: Pharmaceutical companies sued
    Al Jazeera English
    9 years ago
  17. Philanthropist reopens pill-testing service in Brisbane as state government maintains opposing stance
    ABC NEWS (Australia)
    1 year ago
  18. Sunderland pharmacists in 'day of protest' against chronic underfunding and risk of closure
    Sunderland Echo
    2 years ago
  19. Australia defends Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme as US companies urge Trump to impose reciprocal tariffs
    ABC NEWS (Australia)
    1 year ago
  20. Glaswegians share their thoughts on the declining number of pharmacies
    National World - LocalTV
    2 years ago
  21. Sunderland's pharmacists warn of healthcare 'crisis' with medication shortages due to funding cuts
    Sunderland Echo
    2 years ago
  22. What could change if pharmacies don’t get more Government funding?
    Local TV
    2 years ago
  23. UK pharmacists say epilepsy medication shortages have reached ‘crisis point’
    euronews (in English)
    3 years ago
  24. US Pharmaceuticals urge President Trump to clamp down on Australian subsidies
    ABC NEWS (Australia)
    1 year ago
  25. Medicines Australia says wait times bigger issue than US tariffs
    ABC NEWS (Australia)
    1 year ago