Cancer campaign misrepresented to make false claim
AAP FACTCHECK – A charity billboard that says one in two people will get cancer by the age of 85 is being used to falsely claim that half of all Australians already have the disease.
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AAP FACTCHECK – A charity billboard that says one in two people will get cancer by the age of 85 is being used to falsely claim that half of all Australians already have the disease.
Đọc ThêmPolice will investigate the circumstances surrounding a fatal house fire in St Albans this morning.
Đọc ThêmOn 3 November 2024 the Australian Government announced it will reduce every Australian’s HELP or student loan debt by 20%.
Đọc ThêmUniversity of Queensland-led research has found inflammatory markers in the blood of long COVID patients which could explain why many experience ongoing cardiovascular issues.
Đọc ThêmAAP FACTCHECK – Vaccines recommended for children in the US have been safety tested, despite false claims circulating online.
Đọc ThêmWomen across Victoria are being encouraged to come together and get active at one of the many free or low-cost events happening from November 10 to 17, as part of VicHealth’s This Girl Can Week.
Đọc ThêmBreastScreen NSW invites women who are 50 to 74 years old to have a breast screen every 2 years.
Đọc ThêmAAP FACTCHECK – Voters can make their intentions at the ballot box clear by scribbling out the names of the candidates they don’t like, social media posts claim.
Đọc ThêmGreater Dandenong Highway Patrol officers are investigating a fatal collision in Springvale on Monday 28/10 afternoon. It is understood a car and an e-scooter
Đọc ThêmSince 2019 —Australia’s mobile network operators have been preparing to switch off their 3G networks to boost the capacity, speed and reliability of their 4G and 5G networks.
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