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Australian experts report there is a ‘vaping epidemic’ sweeping across the country, impacting young Australians the most. A study from the Australian National University (ANU) revealed adolescents smoking vapes were three times more likely to start smoking cigarettes. Health Minister Mark Butler says vaping is now the biggest behavioural issue in primary schools across the …
The Targeting Scams report released by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) reveals Australians lost $3.1 billion to scams in 2022, an 80 per cent increase compared to the year prior. Scams are becoming progressively more difficult to identify as technologies and tactics improve. Using these advanced tactics, losses experienced by each victim have …
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Last night cyclone Ilsa touched land in Northwest Western Australia as a category five between Port Hedland and Broome. Ilsa is the strongest cyclone in the area since cyclone George landed in 2007. Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Gerard Mazza – Reporter from Ngaarda Media First aired on The Wire, Friday 14 April …
This week, classified documents from The Pentagon in the US were leaked on social media. The documents revealed sensitive content, like how involved is the US in the Russian-Ukrainian war. The data leak is not being treated lightly by US intelligence agencies, and it prompts further questions on what this could mean for Australia. Image: …
A new study published in the Medical Journal of Australia has identified the widespread scope of child maltreatment, highlighting the need for a nationally coordinated response. Key findings: 1 in 3 Australian children experience physical abuse (32 per cent) 1 in 4 Australian children experience sexual abuse (28.5 per cent) 3 in 10 Australian children experience …
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Trek2Reconnect is a project started in January, and members of Wild Mountains started bushwalking throughout Australia to raise awareness about climate action and solutions. It has been three months since the project started, but what has the lead walker of the project learned from this experience when they are half way through Trek2Reconnect? Produced By: …
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Next Thursday the sky will host a celestial phenomenon with the rare Hybrid Eclipse – a type of solar eclipse that shifts from annular to total and back to annular along the course of its path. This event will reach its point of totality in Exmouth, near WA where the moon passes between the sun …
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Once again, the Australian Football League faces a string of reports of racism against its players – with chief executive Gillon McLachlan telling the media, “this has to stop”. The AFL’s executive general manager of inclusion and social policy Tanya Hosch – speaking on ABC Radio Adelaide – said while strides have been made in …
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