7 things professional organisers never keep in their bedroom, and neither should we Decluttering experts explain how storing these items in your bedroom could impact your sleep and nervous system Woman & Home · May 1
Childhood vaccination rates are declining in Australia. Why? Australian parents tell of concerns and hesitance after reporting hearing misinformation about vaccines The Guardian - AU · Feb 21
‘Supremely ignorant’: Queensland One Nation candidate’s comparison of Covid vaccination to Holocaust condemned Health experts and Jewish community leader decry comments by bricklayer Gary Williamson, who is standing in the seat of Redlands The Guardian - AU · Oct 15, 2024
Australia hit by ‘big wave’ of Covid at same time as increase in flu Experts say both are at ‘critical point’ of escalation and that people should ensure they are up to date with vaccinations The Guardian - AU · Jun 6, 2024
Australia’s FLiRT-y New COVID Strain Is Not As Sexy As It Sounds: Here’s The Symptoms To Know You better not be cvnty covid when I get here!!!!! Pedestrian.tv · May 23, 2024
Prince William has pontificated about Gaza, but was David Cameron the right person to plagiarise? The heir to the throne was suspiciously close to channelling the foreign secretary in his recent statement The Guardian - UK · Feb 25, 2024
Boosters recommended as new COVID variant rips through states It comes as the ACT plans to stop recording COVID numbers. The Canberra Times · Jan 10, 2024
New normal? What COVID will look like in 2024 Should the government do more to support people with long-COVID? Newcastle Herald · Jan 2, 2024
Covid wave: what are the rules around testing and vaccines in Australia? When did cases start rising? Do you still need to report positive results? What does the latest coronavirus wave mean for health regulations? The Guardian - AU · Nov 2, 2023
State lockdowns and border closures will be examined by federal Covid inquiry, panel member insists Prof Catherine Bennett and federal health minister say outcomes to be probed despite terms of reference excluding unilateral state and territory decisions The Guardian - AU · Oct 5, 2023
Peak medical body labels Covid-19 review ‘half an inquiry’ after Albanese government excludes states AMA joins human rights commissioner, legal and health experts in criticising narrow terms of reference announced by federal Labor The Guardian - AU · Sep 21, 2023
Political support for surveillance of Covid waning in Australia despite ‘waves of mutations’, scientists say Active community testing required on an intermittent basis so see ‘the whole iceberg, not just the tip’, Prof Catherine Bennett says The Guardian - AU · Aug 24, 2023
Abolish the House of Lords – and quickly Our upper chamber has become a national embarrassment. Why not fill it with representatives from local councils? The Guardian - UK · Jul 2, 2023
Brain fog and fatigue are some of its well-known symptoms. But how do I know if I have long COVID? Scientists still don't know what causes it, how to treat it — or even how to best diagnose it. So how do we know if we have long COVID? ABC News · May 31, 2023
The New Daily · May 30, 2023 ‘Now’s the time’: Australians urged to get flu and COVID shots as cases rise Australians urged to get their boosters, with COVID and influenza cases rising as the country heads into winter.
The Canberra Times · May 27, 2023 Flu is back and teaming up with COVID, RSV for winter virus 'package' Canberrans are at risk of catching COVID, the flu and RSV as cases rise.
ABC News · Apr 27, 2023 Burnet Institute defends COVID mask mandate study after scientific journal's Expression of Concern Scientific journal PLOS ONE has raised concerns about "weaknesses" in a Burnet Institute study that examined the effect of mask mandates on Victoria's second COVID-19 wave in mid-2020.
ABC News · Apr 20, 2023 Protesters fail in court bid to challenge COVID-19 lockdown fines Chad Stratton and Ruby Pandolfi both attended unauthorised rallies during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and challenged their fines.
The Canberra Times · Apr 8, 2023 Canberra schools, hospitals, businesses brace for new COVID-19 wave Higher cases of COVID-19 in the community could lead to staff shortages in hospitals, health centres, schools and businesses.
The New Daily · Mar 17, 2023 Get ready for flu season – it might be here sooner than we think Australia recorded a mini-spike of lab-confirmed flu cases in January and February, one hundred times more than the same period last year.