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International Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) Awareness Day – 16 June
The aim of this day is to inform the general public about the different sources of artificial electromagnetic radiation (EMR) they are confronted with on a daily basis and to explain how to avoid unnecessary exposure to them. We need … Continue reading
Australia’s electricity grid increasingly vulnerable to hackers via solar panels, smart devices
The widespread adoption of rooftop solar panels and smart appliances is increasing the risks of cyber attacks on Australia’s electricity grid. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has heightened fears Moscow could take the war into cyberspace as it seeks to retaliate against the … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Meter
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New documentary on 5G and health premieres: ‘Something is in the Air’
Is radiation from your mobile phone or telecommunication towers harmful for your health? Or the environment? Are scientific conclusions tied to the interests of those who fund the studies? How do governments make sure the radiation stays within healthy … Continue reading
‘Havana syndrome’ blamed on pulsed microwaves | BBC News
The UK’s national broadcaster, the BBC, has been told that there are now hundreds of reports of ‘Havana syndrome’, spanning every continent. Described as a mysterious illness that has struck American diplomats and spies, it first emerged in Cuba in … Continue reading
Payphones are now free phones
Telstra announced earlier this month that charges no longer apply to local or national calls to a fixed line or Australian mobile number from payphones. This means that anyone can now use one of the 15,000 payphones still remaining across … Continue reading
Posted in Universal Service Obligation
Tagged carbon emissions, copper network, EHS, electrosmog, Mobile phones, National Broadband Network, NBN, NBN fixed line, payphone, Productivity Commissio, Regional Telecommunications Review committee, telecommunications companies, Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation Inquiry, Telstra, USO, WiFi, wired solutions
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Capacity of electromagnetic fields to affect biological functions confirmed by WHO International EMF Project report
The World Health Organization (WHO) commenced the International EMF Project in 1996 to investigate health and environmental effects of electromagnetic fields between 0 and 300 GHz. Australia is one of the participants in the Project and contributes financially to it. … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Meter
Tagged data security, decreasing fertility, disability, EHS, electromagnetic fields, Electromagnetic hypersensitivity, EMF, genome instability, impaired cognitive function, International EMF Project, National Research Foundation, Oxidative stress, RF-EMF, South Atlantic Anomaly, WHO, wired solutions, World Health Organization
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Why are Victorians still being denied meter choice?
A document received from a Stop Smart Meters Australia (SSMA) member as a result of a Freedom of Information request has revealed that KPMG, the accounting firm engaged by the Victorian Government in 2019 to identify how to increase smart meter … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Meter
Tagged 3G/4G network, AMI, AMI Benefits Realisation Report, Competition in Metering Rule, Cost-benefit analysis, DELWP, Department of Primary Industries, FOI request, Freedom of Information, Health, In-home display, KPMG, Mandated rollout, mesh network, Power Distributors, Privacy, pulsed radiofrequency emissions, Security, Victorian Auditor General, Western Power, wireless communications
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Check out the No5G Party!
The No5G Party, an Australian political party focused on safeguarding health from electromagnetic radiation, has released a 2.3 minute promotional video. Please share! The No5G Party is Australia’s only political party whose platform solely centres on regulation of 5G and … Continue reading
Posted in 5G
Tagged 5G, Electromagnetic radiation, EMR, EMR pollution, HAP, Health, Health Australia Party, No5G Party, political party, Smart meters, wired solutions
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Green Party of California Statement on 5G
The Green Party of California calls on [U.S.] Federal, State, and local representatives to: 1) first and foremost, apply the Precautionary Principle to the development and deployment of 5G, as a philosophical and legal lens to all innovations with the … Continue reading
Environmental sensitivities have made it to the second round of the disability access to premises review!
Congratulations to everyone who submitted feedback, during the discovery phase of the Disability (Access to Premises – Building) Standards review, about the difficulties that people living with environmental sensitivities have in accessing public buildings. It paid off – we’ve been heard! … Continue reading
Posted in electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS)
Tagged Disability (Access to Premises -Buildings) Standards, Disability Discrimination Act, EHS, Electromagnetic hypersensitivity, Environmental Sensitivities, hospitals, libraries, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, National Construction Code, public buildings, schools, Wi-Fi
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