‘Rare, relentless’ lymphoma now treatable from home
Mycosis fungoides affects three in every million Australians; for those few sufferers it is a near-constant agony that renders the threat of hospitalisation constant.
James Dowling
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One fringe group, two ministers hoodwinked
Indigenous land groups have alleged a heritage decision by Coalition minister Sussan Ley sparked ‘lateral violence’ and diminished their cultural authority, setting the path for the Blayney decision.
Genetic screening hope for ‘under-resourced’ children’s disease
At age 15, Tyler Caulfield is legally blind; he is one of thousands of children suffering from relatively unknown mitochondrial diseases.
Land groups lash ‘bastardising’ culture
In their first public statements, the chief executive and chairperson of the Orange Local Aboriginal Land Council have labelled Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek a ‘mission manager’.
Goldmine row sparks heritage law reform call
Heritage experts are pushing for a national forum on Indigenous cultural authority as NSW Local Aboriginal Land Councils convene to discuss the Blayney goldmine decision.
‘Phoenixing’ mogul tied to mine block group
A controversial business operator is a director of a charity championed by the artist of a foundation with financial links to the Indigenous group associated with the Blayney goldmine ban.
Chalmers accepted Qantas upgrade, Dutton wants answers from PM
The Treasurer never asked former Qantas chairman Alan Joyce for upgrades but accepted one for himself and his family in 2018, while Peter Dutton says the PM must answer questions over a reported 22 upgrades, some while Transport Minister.
Activists enlisted to help in mine ban
The controversial Environmental Defenders Office helped organise survey reviews of the Blayney mine site intended to torpedo the development.
Voice architect breaks ranks over referendum timing
Uluru Dialogue co-chair Megan Davis says the Albanese government did not give Australians enough time to be educated about the voice.
Labor MPs lobbied by anti-mine group
Members of a fringe group that took down a billion dollar gold mine privately lobbied Labor ministers and senators to oppose a motion by the Coalition that might have saved the project.
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