The Dolphins have covered up their jersey sponsor, Alternaleaf, a clinic that prescribes medical cannabis, following legal advice while the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) reviews the world ...

In short: The Dolphins used tape to cover the logo of Alternaleaf in Darwin on Friday night. The partner of the NRL club is in legal trouble with the TGA alleging it unlawfully advertised medical ...

The Dolphins’ two-year partnership with Alternaleaf – Australia’s largest plant medicine clinic – was announced last month. The brand’s logo has been placed on the sternum of club ...

Alternaleaf's logo has been worn on the sternum of Dolphins jerseys and has been displayed prominently at Dolphins home games at Suncorp Stadium. While medical cannabis is not illegal in ...

In the Dolphins’ first game since the court proceedings – against Parramatta in Darwin – the club taped over Alternaleaf’s logo on the sternum of the players’ jerseys. However ...

Alternaleaf, which calls itself “Australia ... with players made to tape over the company’s logo on their jerseys following legal advice. Martin Lane, co-founder of medicinal cannabis ...

By the end of the first half, almost all of the tape coverings had worn off the jerseys, exposing a highlighted Alternaleaf logo—sending the media into a frenzy. “The difficulty we had from a ...

When Myles Lawlor took the job as chief technology officer at Alternaleaf, Australia's largest online alternative health clinic, he started calling industry contacts to talk about the startup's ...

The incident was not organised or controlled by us. The taping over of the Alternaleaf logo was at the direction of the NRL, and was only notable as it came about with short notice ahead of the ...

It was reported on Monday the Dolphins’ two-year deal with plant medicine clinic Alternaleaf which was announced ... the deal which sees the brand’s logo appear on the Dolphins match day ...