The OAIC found Medmate and Monash IVF collected sensitive information via tracking pixels without consent. What the June 2026 findings mean for you.
A clinic privacy policy should say what your website really does with people’s information, including tracking pixels. Here’s what to cover and why.
“Bulk billing available” misleads when it isn’t specific. Here’s how to describe bulk billing, fees and rebates after the November 2025 changes.
Replying to a patient review is trickier than it looks. Say too much and you risk a privacy breach or a testimonial. Here’s the…
A team page feels harmless, but titles, qualifications and registration details are all advertising. How to write one that is accurate and still human.
Ad pixels and analytics tags are standard, but on a health website they can collect sensitive information. Here’s what the OAIC expects and what…
Yes, you can ask patients for Google reviews. Here are the AHPRA, Google and consumer law rules on how you ask, respond and use…
A plain-English guide to the AHPRA advertising rules: what they cover, what section 133 prohibits, and every key change since 2020, by date.
The NDIA says “NDIS approved” and “100% NDIS funded” claims likely breach consumer law. What providers should change, and the 2026 anti-promotion orders.
From 1 December 2025, NDAs cannot stop patients or staff notifying Ahpra, and reprisals against notifiers are an offence.