The health regulator’s bid to have content removed from Montu’s website and social channels will resume in September after a first hearing into the firm’s alleged advertising breaches was adjourned at Melbourne’s Federal Court.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), which is seeking interim relief from the court – effectively an injunction – has been told to file supporting arguments by June 28 after which Montu will have until July 19 to respond.

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Steve has reported for a number of consumer and B2B titles over a journalism career spanning more than three decades. He is a regulator contributor to health journal, The Medical Republic, writing on...

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