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The controversary over 5G is examined in a new paper by Don Maisch PhD
In his recent paper, Are community concerns over the 5G network rollout based on unfounded anxiety or valid evidence?, Don Maisch PhD writes “The high number of small cells needed for an effective 5G network is causing community disquiet and … Continue reading
NSW, QLD, SA, Tas and ACT electricity customers allowed to have communications on ALREADY-INSTALLED smart meters TURNED OFF
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has made a final rule to allow metering coordinators to deactivate the communications on already-installed smart meters. The AEMC’s Competition in Metering Rule, which started in December 2017, stipulates that all new and replacement … Continue reading
Melbourne Screening of Generation Zapped
Electrosensitivity Australia is excited to invite you to a special screening of GENERATION ZAPPED, an eye-opening documentary about the true cost of living in the wireless age. $20.00 tickets click HERE to purchase To watch the TRAILER click HERE … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Meter
Tagged Electomagnetic Hypersensitivity, Electrosensitivity Australia, Health, smart merters, Wireless
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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
Posted in Universal Service Guarantee
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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Wireless-Wise Families: What every parent needs to know about wireless technologies
We love them, we depend on them, we fill our homes with them. We put them next to our sleeping babies and give them to our toddlers and children to play with. We use them for work, for entertainment, and … Continue reading
Wireless warning | The Canberra Times
Dr Merrilyn Fitzpatrick’s letter on the new rule to increase use of smart meters is timely (Letters, November 29). Of the various concerns she raises, the increasing penetration of wireless devices and saturation of the environment with electromagnetic fields is … Continue reading
