Tag Archives: Electro-hypersensitivity

Health risks of mobile phones: what we don’t know might be killing us | The Age

Posted on January 15, 2017 by Stop Smart Meters Australia

Are mobile phones the new cigarettes? Will we discover that the telecommunication industry, like the tobacco industry, has dismissed evidence that their product can kill us? Most Australians own a mobile phone. As we increasingly use our mobiles, evidence is … Continue reading →

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I Am an EMF Refugee….

Posted on December 19, 2016 by Stop Smart Meters Australia

I can feel Wi-Fi. And power lines. And smart phones. And electric heat. And LED lights. But, before you get too excited about my real-life “Spidey sense,” let me warn you, it does not feel good. And I didn’t always … Continue reading →

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Smart meters by stealth

Posted on November 21, 2016 by Stop Smart Meters Australia

The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) made a new rule last year which is intended to “open up competition in metering and facilitate a market-led deployment of advanced meters”.  The new arrangements commence on 1 December 2017 in South Australia, … Continue reading →

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Melbourne to Host International Speaker on Harmful Health Effects and Wireless Technology

Posted on November 4, 2016 by Stop Smart Meters Australia
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Electrohypersensitivity Forum – 11 October, Oakleigh

Posted on September 23, 2015 by Stop Smart Meters Australia
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Electomagnetic hypersenstivity to mobile and wifi is ‘serious handicap’, French court rules

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Stop Smart Meters Australia

The U.K. Telegraph reports a French court rules that a woman is unable to work due to the debilitating effect of mobile and wi-fi waves and should receive €800 per month in adult handicap welfare, in legal first that could … Continue reading →

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Please vote for question to be answered by Australian Human Rights Commissioner

Posted on August 13, 2015 by Stop Smart Meters Australia

Please vote for the question about electromagnetic radiation and its health effects to be answered by Tim Wilson, Australian Human Rights Commissioner. Voting concludes Friday 14 August, 5:00 pm. Go to: http://oursay.org/community/freedom The question to look for is: “Will the … Continue reading →

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Inside the ‘quiet zone’, home to electrosensitives | Lateline

Posted on March 18, 2015 by Stop Smart Meters Australia

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 →

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Open Letter to WHO, ICNIRP and ARPANSA

Posted on December 24, 2014 by Stop Smart Meters Australia

Steve Weller, Vice President of SSMA Inc., has for the last 3 years been researching the science that looks at microwave radiation exposure from modern wireless devices such as cell phones, WiFi and smart meters. The main aim was to … Continue reading →

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1 year anniversary of the Australian Federal Court’s recognition of the detrimental effects of electromagnetic radiation

Posted on February 27, 2014 by Stop Smart Meters Australia

One year ago, 28 February 2013, the Australian Federal Court’s Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAAT) provided the first Australian legal recognition of the detrimental effects on humans of exposure to electromagnetic radiation, and its impact on the estimated 3-6% of the … Continue reading →

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