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Pharmaxis Investor Conference Call
Date:1/26/2009

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 27 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Pharmaxis Ltd (AXS: PXS, Nasdaq: PXSL) will release its December 2008 Quarterly Report to Shareholders on the afternoon of Wednesday, 28th January 2009. Dr. Alan Robertson will host an investor teleconference the following morning to review the quarter and answer investor questions.

The teleconference will be on Thursday, 29th January at 8:30am (Sydney), (Wednesday, 28th January at 4:30pm U.S. East Coast, 1:30pm U.S. West Coast).

    Telephone access (toll free) details are below:
    -- Australia: 1800 131 617
    -- USA/Canada:  866 746 2596
    -- UK: 0800 376 8339
    -- NZ: 0800 446 958
    -- Switzerland: 0800 001 230
    -- Online (global access):
      http://services.choruscall.com/links/pharmaxis090129.html

A recording of the conference will be available on the Pharmaxis website home page approximately 3 hours after the call.


    CONTACT: Pharmaxis Investor Relations
    T: +61 2 9454 7200, F +61 2 9451 3622
    E: Investor.Relations@Pharmaxis.com.au
       Website: www.pharmaxis.com.au

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