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TPPA Negotiation Farce Must End: Pirate Party

Pirate Party Australia are disgusted at reports that the United States plans to cancel the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) stakeholder programme[1]. The Party gave a presentation at a...

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Pirate Party Australia Webcast – Episode 1

In our inaugural episode of the Pirate Party Australia Webcast, Sam begins a four-part series of readings from Rick Falkvinge’s “History of Copyright,” and speaks to Simon Frew, Deputy President of...

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Pirate Party Calls for an End to TPPA Mess

Pirate Party Australia is disturbed by the decision of the Canadian and Mexican Governments to join in the opaque and fundamentally flawed Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) negotiations. The...

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Pirate Party Cautiously Welcomes ACTA Report

Pirate Party Australia cautiously welcomes the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties’ (JSCOT) report on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), which recommends delaying ratification of the...

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DFAT Correspondence Regarding Australia-Japan Free Trade Agreement

Pirate Party Australia sent an email to DFAT in June to ascertain what provisions will be included in the Australia-Japan Free Trade Agreement. Today, two months later, we received a response. It...

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Pirate Party Disappointed Canada and Mexico Joining TPP Negotiations

Pirate Party Australia is disappointed that Canada and Mexico will formally join negotiations for the flawed Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) this week. The Pirate Party has been very critical...

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Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Contains ACTA-Like Provisions

Stakeholders at a briefing held by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) last Friday were told that the upcoming regional agreement, Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP), would...

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Pirate Party Outraged by Gene Patent Case Outcome

Pirate Party Australia is outraged that a legal challenge to the BRCA1 gene patent has failed[1][2]. “This ruling is a slap in the face for all of those who will suffer or know somebody who will suffer...

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Pirate Party Australia Webcast – Episode 9

Just a quick episode this week as Sam runs through the news on the BRCA1 Patent case. Subscribe to the feed, or view past episodes. Pirate Party Australia’s Press Release Techdirt story on Australian...

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Talk Like a Pirate Day pillow fight for cancer support!

MELBOURNE — At 6:30 pm today, Pirates of all persuasions will descend upon Federation Square to engage in a swashbuckling pillow fight. Money raised by the event, organised by Pirate Party Australia,...

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US certification provisions in the TPP would create copyright vassal states

The Pirate Party denounces any attempts to include certification provisions in the highly secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP). The United States, one of twelve negotiating nations...

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Federal Court allows gene patent cancer to spread

The Pirate Party is concerned that Friday’s decision of the Full Federal Court to uphold a patent over the BRCA1 breast cancer gene[1] poses an enormous threat to the treatment of breast cancer and...

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Trans-Pacific Partnership to threaten global health

A recent leak of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) draft intellectual property chapter shows that negotiators remain divided over key issues[1]. The leak reveals that in May 2014 there was...

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Secret Trans-Pacific Partnership text hits Sydney — Pirate Party demands...

The Pirate Party wishes to draw attention to the TPP ministerial meeting to occur tomorrow, 25 October 2014, and continues to reiterate the demand that the draconian text be made public. Tomorrow, 25...

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