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Reliable and safe phone landlines to be history?
The Australian Government quietly released its response to the Productivity Commission Inquiry Report into the Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation, shortly before Christmas. It appears that Australians’ right to safe and reliable phone lines and payphones is soon to be relegated … Continue reading
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Tagged adverse health outcome, ARPANSA, brain cancer, Brain Tumours, Electrohypersensitivity, Electromagnetic hypersensitivity, Fixed Wireless, landline, Mobile phone, payphone, Probable human carcinogen, pulsed microwave radiation, radiofrequency radiation, satellite, telecommunication towers, Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation, Universal Service Guarantee, USG, USO, Wireless
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French court awards woman disability grant for electrohypersensitivity (EHS)
A French court has awarded a disability grant to a woman claiming to suffer from a debilitating allergy to electromagnetic radiation from everyday gadgets such as mobile phones. The 39-year-old applicant, Marine Richard, hailed the ruling a ‘breakthrough’ for people … Continue reading
