Mar. 31 – A publication that provides information to entrepreneurs and exporters wishing to enter the Victoria market and that gives concrete inputs for the protection of intellectual property rights. This is the General guide to intellectual property law in the State of Victoria, sponsored by the Consulate General of Italy in Melbourne and put together by lawyer Giovanni Di Lieto. The book was presented at the Institute of Italian culture in Melbourne, in the presence of legal experts, representatives of the business sector, and Don Nardella, one of the main representatives of the Italian-Australian community in the country. The authors of the guide, Di Lieto and Mark Davison, currently a professor at Monash University and a member of the Australian Council on Intellectual Property, illustrated the strengths of the protection of intellectual property system in force in Victoria and Australia.
