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The Prescription Medicines in Pregnancy database has now been updated to include the following new entries:

The GMP Clearance SID now contains additional data as well as progress information on the Compliance Verification (CV) backlog reduction strategy.

We have published information to clarify when digital scribes - also referred to as AI scribes or ambient scribes - are regulated as medical devices in Australia.

The TGA, assisted by Victoria Police, seized illicit vapes worth approximately $40,000 from a retail outlet in a highly prominent location in Melbourne’s CBD.

There has been an increase in the illegal advertising and online sales of nicotine pouches, with many of these products being imported from overseas.

We will be conducting a public consultation to gather information from stakeholders on their knowledge, experiences and observations of the use of unapproved medicinal cannabis products in Australia.

We initiated targeted compliance reviews of selected listed medicines containing Vitamin D to verify whether sponsors had appropriate evidence to support their bone strength claims.

The TGA is updating information for nitrosamine impurities and other nitroso-structure impurities in medicines including acceptable intakes (AI).

We have published our Clarifying and strengthening the regulation of Medical Device Software including Artificial Intelligence (AI) report.

Information for health professionals about medicines with safety related updates to their Product Information.

The TGA has facilitated the seizure of millions of counterfeit and illegal therapeutic goods as part of a global initiative targeting illegal trade.

Information on the completion of automatic extensions for Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) clearances and next steps.

The TGA suggests extra safety measures for some sunscreen ingredients but advises Australians to keep using sunscreen. Public consultation will determine safe levels.

Following a number of stakeholder queries, the TGA is providing an updated statement on the PFAS ban. The original statement was published on 27 June 2025.

In 2025, the Therapeutic Goods (Exempt Monographs) Amendment Determination was introduced under the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989. This amendment updates the 2021 determination to exempt specific labelling requirements in certain pharmacopoeial monographs.

An update about expected increases in the number of medical device incident reports reported to the TGA

We've updated the Listed Medicine Compliance Reports database with the results of compliance reviews covering 51 listed medicines

Temporary risk-based strategies to expedite the reduction of the GMP Clearance Compliance Verification (CV) backlog commences today.

Our second online study is open now.

Australians who rely on medical devices will benefit from new measures introduced by the Australian Government to enhance the identification and management of device-related safety concerns.

Medical devices, including components in the device, primary packaging, instructions for use, and spare parts, will not be affected by the PFAS ban.

We are aware that recent media reports have stated that the TGA estimates that more than 10 million vapes are sold nationally every month on the black market. These reports are incorrect.

Information for health professionals about medicines with safety related updates to their Product Information.

The TGA has accepted a court-enforceable undertaking from The Aussie Gelatin Company Pty Ltd (Aussie Gelatin) in relation to the alleged unlawful manufacture, supply and advertising of therapeutic goods.

We have accepted a court-enforceable undertaking from The Aussie Gelatin Company Pty Ltd (Aussie Gelatin) in relation to the alleged unlawful manufacture, supply and advertising of therapeutic goods.