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Where’s Your Mobile Phone? – Monash University Survey
Opportunity for young women to participate in a short survey. Would you like to take part in a Monash University survey on how young women store, carry and use their mobile phones and their perception of risk? Monash is going … Continue reading
Posted in health risks, mobile phone, RF, Safety
Tagged Mobile phone, Monash University, survey
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Which meter do you trust?
Back in the good old days, before smart meters, before the privatisation of the Victorian Electrical system, there was the state government owned State Electricity Commission of Victoria. The SECV was disbanded in 1993 as various private electricity companies (largely … Continue reading
Posted in billing blunders, Bills Soar, Blowing up, Cost Blowout, explosions, lifespan, Safety, Smart grid, standards
Tagged SEC, SECV
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AusNet to pay $125 each to 230,000 customers for smart meter IT system glitch | Herald Sun
A POWER giant has to pay $28.75 million compensation to hundreds of thousands of customers with smart meters that are not functioning properly due to an “unstable” IT system. The 230,000 AusNet Services customers will each be paid $125 with … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Meter
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Public submissions from Tasmania’s draft energy strategy are now available online
Submissions from the public on Tasmania’s draft energy strategy paper titled ‘Restoring Tasmania’s Energy Advantage’ are available for viewing online and can be found at: Tasmania’s Energy Strategy Submissions The majority of respondents raised concern regarding Tasmania’s vision, which includes … Continue reading
Smart meter health surveys show striking symptom similarities
Two recent studies into the health impacts of wireless smart meters show striking similarities, despite having been conducted independently of each other and on separate sides of the world. One survey was conducted in the USA and the other, a … Continue reading
Inside the ‘quiet zone’, home to electrosensitives | Lateline
The tiny US town of Green Bank, West Virginia is in the ‘quiet zone’ – free from wireless communications due to the sensitivity of a high-powered telescope. That makes it attractive to ‘electrosensitives’ like Diane Schou – those who are … Continue reading
Smart meters spiral | Herald Sun
Electricity smart meter fees have sucked up to $1000 from [Victorian] households….Energy Minister Lily D’Ambrosio did not directly answer why Victoria was the only state to order a digital meter rollout to homes and small businesses. Full article from Herald … Continue reading
Wi-Fi Epidemic?
In some of Europe’s largest countries Wi-Fi has been banned from daycare centres and nurseries and more and more schools – but there is currently no similar moves here in Australia. Recently France banned wi-fi from centres where children under … Continue reading
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Tagged Electromagnetic hypersensitivity, Electromagnetic radiation, Health, Wi-Fi
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