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Application for Etias costs €7, online authorisation is valid for three years.

The Perth Mint will face renewed scrutiny after the Federal Parliament agreed to a motion put forward by Liberal senator Dean Smith to form a new investigative committee.

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Retail employees in New South Wales – including staff at jewellery stores – have been granted new legal protections by the NSW Government.

Speculation about the future of Russia’s diamond industry has continued after recent reporting suggested that further prohibitions will be installed early next year.

The De Beers Group has published the results from its fifth sales cycle of the year, identifying a further decline amid weakened global demand for diamonds.

Brisbane-based technology company Everledger has been misusing the intellectual property of third-party organisations and could have breached Australian Consumer Law.

The World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO) and the International Grown Diamond Association (IGDA) have formalised a new partnership in pursuit of protecting consumer confidence in the jewellery industry.

More than one-fifth of Australian businesses experienced a cyber security attack during the 2021-22 financial year, a sharp increase from the previous year.

Election director says confidence comes from govt’s excellent track record.