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The Sydneysiders Hoping Death Won’t Part Them From Their Pets

Property · New South Wales

The Sydneysiders Hoping Death Won’t Part Them From Their Pets

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

A NSW law has changed to clarify the remains of deceased companion animals – often much-loved family members – may be buried with their late humans.See the Story

Labor Delays Start Date for Aged Care Changes, Costing Budget $1 Billion

Australia Politics · Australia

Labor Delays Start Date for Aged Care Changes, Costing Budget $1 Billion

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

The delay will add to a growing backlog of reforms for Labor, which is also yet to ink a five-year hospital funding deal and new disability system with the states.See the Story

Consumer group finds most sunscreens do not meet SPF claims

Australia · Australia

Consumer group finds most sunscreens do not meet SPF claims

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Follow the latest news headlines from Australia's most trusted source. Read in-depth expert analysis and watch live coverage on ABC News.See the Story

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Non-invasive electrode stimulation gives hope to spinal cord injury patients with partial paralysis

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Electrode stimulation for spinal cord injury patients is a growing and promising research area. Read more at straitstimes.com.Asia · Singapore See the Story

Crossroads Rep celebrates 60 years

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Crossroads Repertory Theatre will celebrate its 60th anniversary this summer with a season that’s big on theater but skimps on the repertory bit.Indiana, United States · Indiana See the Story

Grand Forks Public Schools to Create Mental Health Director Position

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

GRAND FORKS – Grand Forks Public Schools plans to create a new director-level mental health position in order to meet growing needs in the district. The creation of the new behavioral health and wellness director comes after the resignation of the district’s mental health coordinator. Whenever a position is vacated, district officials consider whether there’s a way to restructure the position to better serve students. In this instance, “there wa…Australia · Australia See the Story

Being active over 65 helps maintain brain health

A large study has found that physical exercise helps maintaining brain health size as we age – regardless of body mass. The study, of more than 16,700 people, average age of 65 years, was led by Monash University’s Associate Professor Chris Moran from the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, and published in the journal, Scientific Reports. It found that the association between greater physical activity and better brain volume remai…Australia · Australia Read Article

A crooked spire and lots of good food

by Buster the bruncher From the sidelines of Midland Junction’s mid-morning traffic, Crooked Spire Coffee & Art House hits us like a ray of sunshine. The bright-yellow table umbrellas on Victoria Street are markers to the trendy eatery, with its “crooked” monicker. Crooked Spire, says the blurb, “pays homage to The Crooked Spire in Chesterfield. Made from wood and lead, the spire was added to the church in 1362. “Sun hit one side more than the …Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Electrify everything for everyone…

by Paula Samson, Melville City Climate Action Network You may have already heard of Electrify Everything for Everyone. But you may be asking yourself – Why? Australia is the lucky country when it comes to sunshine and solar. Many households have seen the benefits of having solar panels on their roof and many also complain of the low feed in tariff from their solar energy production to the electricity grid. But many may not be aware of a bigger …Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Take a detour to Mount Gambier

If you’re planning the ‘Big Lap of Oz’ or simply driving from WA to the east coast why not detour off the National Highway for a side trip to Mount Gambier. This picturesque city sits halfway between Adelaide and Melbourne in the heart of the Limestone Coast and is known for its volcanic landscape, beautiful blue lake and numerous swimming holes. I actually grew up in Mount Gambier and when I recently returned after a long absence I was able to …Mount Gambier · Mount Gambier Read Article

Chinese Heritage in WA - patients in asylums

The Two Centuries of Chinese Heritage Project at UWA takes a biographical approach by weaving snippets from historical sources to uncover stories about Chinese people who came to Western Australia.This series of articles profiles surprising stories being discovered and recorded as part of the project. by Lucy Hair N.B. This article contains historical language that would not be used today. The majority of Chinese people who came to Western Austr…Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

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