Publications

NICNAS New and Revised Publications and Media Coverage
Information	Format (web, print, etc.)
NICNAS Annual Report 2002-03 format.	Available in PDF and HTML on the website, and in printed
NICNAS Operational Plan 2003-04	Available in both electronic and printed format.
Chemical Gazette	Available on the website, in email alert subscription, and print on request. There is also the option of having the whole gazette emailed in a PDF file for those who only have email in their workplace, not internet access.
Forms	All available for completion and printing from the website, or printed on request.
Handbook for Notifiers	Available in PDF on the website. Print copies are available on request at a cost of $55 each.
New Chemical Assessment Reports	There are 189 new reports on the NICNAS website. Hard copy provided to libraries (but numbers are limited).
NICNAS matters issues 8,9,10	Three issues of the NICNAS newsletter are available on the web site and in printed format.
Existing Chemical Info Sheets	One new Existing Chemical Info Sheet available website.
Other Existing Chemical Reports	Two other new reports available on the website, plus print on request.
PEC Assessment Reports on request.	Two reports on the website; hard copies provided free of charge
Secondary Notification Assessments	One new report on the website, plus hard copy provided free of charge on request.
Safety Info Sheets, numbers 24-25	Two new Safety Info Sheets are available on the website, plus print on request.
Service Charter 2004-05	Available in both electronic and printed format.
NICNAS Strategic Plan 2002-05	Available on the website and in printed format.
Top of Page NICNAS Media Coverage 2003-04: Highlights
Print MX newspaper 15 July 2003, ‘Research washes up abnormalities’ on cosmetics with quotes from Dr Hartley; Health International, Issue 11, Winter 2003, ‘International harmonisation of risk assessment approaches’; Chemistry in Australia, September 2003, page 38, NICNAS LRCC final report, Triclosan declared a PEC; Australian Paint and Ink Industry 2003 Annual Report, page 42, AICS CD-ROM; Chemistry in Australia, November 2003, LRCC report, AICS; PACIA Member News, November 2003, Review of Existing Chemicals Program, Advice about essential uses of PFOS in Australia; TGA news, November 2003, NICNAS Annual Report 2002-03, Science Forum 2; PACIA Member News December 2003, pages 13- 14, NICNAS Review of Existing Chemicals Program, Call for information on Sensitiser Chemicals; The Weekend Australian Magazine, 31 January 2004, page 8, "The smell of female", Pat Sheil, on parabens and breast cancer, with quote from Dr Hartley; Inclean Australasia, NICNAS visits Nowra Chemicals (page 19), Feb/Mar 2004; PACIA News, NICNAS matters, AICS online training, Review of Existing Chemicals Program (pages 11-12), February 2004; Chemistry in Australia, AICS online (page 31) and AICS on the Web (page 38), March 2004; TGA news, AICS, Chemical Gazette, March 2004; The Australian ‘Tighter cyanide curbs likely’, 9 March 2004, page 21; The Australian ‘Gold’s failing tailings’, 16 March 2004, page 24; PACIA News, Review of the Existing Chemicals Program, Chemical Gazette, March 2004, pages 15-16; Chemistry in Australia May 2004, Identifying potential POPS chemicals, p.38; CBFCA Australia, 5 May 2004, Ink and toner cartridges; PACIA News May 2004, LRCC Bill 2004, triclosan, IGCC, pages 14-17; The West Australian 21 June 2004, page 1, ‘Cancer warning for child make-up’; and PACIA News, June 2004, pages 12-14, NICNAS Fees Increase, LRCC Bill Passed, NICNAS Gazette. Letter Letter to journal Cosmetics, Aerosols & Toiletries in Australia, concerning their article in Vol 16 No 6, March 2004, pp 20-21, ‘Is this the beginning of the end of cosmetics manufacturing in Australia?’ Radio Radio National Australia Talks Back – ‘Living in the chemical soup’ including Dr Hartley, 28 April 2004. Television Channel 7, Sunrise, 17 July 2003, interview with Dr Hartley on cosmetics. Channel 9, A Current Affair, 7 November 2003, interview with Dr Hartley concerning cosmetics. ABC TV News, 13 January 2004, parabens and breast cancer, included interview with Dr Harley.