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- Names, such as trademarks, brands, logos, domain names, business names or company names
- How can a trademark, business name, company name or domain name help my business?
- What is a trademark?
- What are the differences between trademarks, business names, company names and domain names?
- If I register a business name do I need to register a trademark?
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- How can protecting a product, process or invention help my business?
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- What should I consider before applying for a patent?
- What are the 5 requirements for obtaining a patent?
- What is the difference between an innovation patent and a standard patent?
- How do I apply for a patent in Australia?
- How do I apply for a patent in other countries?
- What are my rights as a patent holder?
- Trade secrets, know-how, or confidential information
- What are trade secrets, know-how and confidential information?
- How can trade secrets, know-how, and confidential information help my business?
- How can information in the public domain be confidential information?
- Why should a patent application be treated as confidential information?
- How do I protect my trade secret, know-how or confidential information?
- The external appearance of a product (design)
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- New plant varieties
- What are plant breeder's rights (PBR)?
- What are the requirements to register PBR?
- What do I need to consider when selecting a name for my new plant variety?
- What is the process for applying for PBR in Australia?
- What is the process for applying for PBR outside Australia?
- What is the duration of PBR?
- What are my rights as a PBR holder?
- Place names identifying the origin of a product (geographical indications)
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- Ownership of intellectual property created by your employees and contractors or consultants
- Do I own intellectual property that my employees create?
- What terms do I include in employment contracts to protect my intellectual property?
- Which employees should have these terms in their employment contracts?
- How can I protect my intellectual property at work?
- Do I own intellectual property created by independent contractors and consultants I engage?
- What should contractor and consultant agreements provide for?
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- Your rights as a joint owner of intellectual property
- How does joint ownership of intellectual property arise?
- What are the implications of the joint ownership of a patent?
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- What are the implications of the joint ownership of trade secrets, know-how and confidential information?
- What are the implications of joint ownership of trademarks, designs etc?
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- About the sheep welfare code
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- Noise restrictions for licensed venues
- Trading hours for liquor licensees
- Managing liquid nitrogen and dry ice risks
- Alcohol advertising and promotions
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- Liquor licensees and criminal gangs
- Compliance for liquor licensees in the Brisbane City Council area (post-1am trading)
- Liquor fines and penalties for non-compliance
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- Electronic gaming machines
- Electronic gaming machines: licensing
- Gaming machine licences: new applications and changes to existing licences
- Service contractor-supplier licence
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- Electronic Gaming Machine Reallocation Scheme
- Gaming machine operating authorities (hotels)
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- Transfer of gaming machine entitlements between clubs
- Surrendering a licence or disposing of electronic gaming machines
- Electronic gaming machines: compliance for licensees
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- Proposed changes to Queensland gaming technical requirements
- Gambling-related exclusions
- Not-for-profit and charitable gaming
- Lotteries licensing
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- Keno licensing
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- Electronic gaming machines
- Gambling Community Benefit Fund
- Overview of Safe Night Out Strategy for liquor licensees
- Safe Night Precincts
- Changes to liquor licences and permits
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- Changes to Liquor Act definitions
- Unreasonable noise on licensed premises
- Changes to risk-assessed management plans (RAMPs)
- Liquor licensees and use of CCTV
- Responsible service, supply and promotion of liquor and 'preserving amenity'
- Safe Night Out Strategy mystery shopper trial
- Penalty increases for patrons of licensed premises
- Liquor and gaming forms and fees
- Liquor
- Tourism
- DestinationQ
- Queensland tourism
- Starting a Queensland tourism business
- Tourism service quality toolkit
- Step 1: Write a vision statement for your business
- Step 2: Develop a strategy for service quality
- Step 3: Understand your customers’ needs
- Step 4: Hire staff that provide quality service
- Step 5: Implement systems and standards for service quality
- Step 6: Measure and manage service quality
- Step 7: Recognise and reward service quality
- Step 8: Review and revise service quality
- Step 9: Service quality checklist
- Applying for a tourist attraction sign
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- Land title practice manual
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- Current locations
- Current location of water allocations in the Barker Barambah Creeks Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Barker Barambah Creeks Water Management Area
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- Current location of water allocations in the Boyne River and Tarong Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Bundaberg Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Burdekin Haughton Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Upper Burnett and Nogo Rivers Water Management Area
- Current location of water allocations in the Chinchilla Weir Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Dawson Valley Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Fitzroy Barrage Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Logan River Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Burnett and Kolan Rivers Water Management Area
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- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Mary River Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Macintyre Brook Water Supply Scheme
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- Current location of water allocations in the Nogoa Mackenzie Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Pioneer River Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Proserpine River Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the St George Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Teddington Weir Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Upper Burnett Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Upper Condamine Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Lower Lockyer Water Supply Scheme
- Current location of water allocations in the Warrill Valley Water Supply Scheme
- Water allocations register
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- Public notices
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- Managing and accessing water
- Energy
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- Food and beverage industry associations
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- Food and beverage manufacturing
- Queensland's wine industry
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- How explosives are used in Queensland
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- General licensing information
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- General licensing information
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- Report an incident
- Contact the Explosives Inspectorate
- Agriculture
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- Science investment opportunities
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