Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
Australia knows some PBS medicines are diverted, but the available data still does not show how large the black market is.
Why it mattersWithout a clear measure of the problem, it is harder to target fraud, misuse and drug-harm policy effectively.
A petition to keep librarians in schools has attracted over 13,000 signatures. This comes as 58 schools cut the roles.
Why it mattersLosing teacher-librarians happens when reading standards fall. This suggests these roles are important to student literacy.
RMIT researchers detected eight PFAS compounds in Melbourne rainwater samples at levels well below health guidelines.
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