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Microbiome & Longevity: New Research Suggest Key Links ‘Microbiome’ – Micro meaning very small – Bio meaning life – Me meaning you or me. Remember this term because it is going to become better recognised as an important factor in human health and our longevity. Human microbiome is defined as the collection of genes found […]

SpeakTruth March 22, 2021May 6, 2021

We are all born into this life without our consent. Nobody asks us whether we would like to play the game of life in human form. Observing the unfocused gaze of a newborn babe one witnesses a magical tabular rasa moment. Consciousness is, it seems, at its earliest manifestation, the state of the watcher. A […]

Donald Trump announces plan to roll out social media platform next year October 21, 2021
Donald Trump, lamenting "the Taliban has a huge presence on Twitter, yet your favourite American President has been silenced", reveals plans to launch his own social media app, TRUTH Social.
Severe storms whack south-east Queensland with hail and heavy rainfall October 21, 2021
Severe storms return to south-east Queensland, with multiple reports of heavy rain and hail across the region.
Prisoners occupy roof as 'dangerous' protest erupts at Queensland jail October 21, 2021
About 30 prisoners have "retreated" to a roof after trouble involving damaged property and threats to other prisoners started at Capricornia Correctional Centre.
Jasmine Hines and Guy Williams
AFL introduces no jab no play COVID-19 vaccination policy October 21, 2021
COVID-19 vaccination will be mandatory for AFL and AFLW players and staff, with those who refuse possibly being put on an inactive list or having their contracts terminated by agreement.
Woman struck and pinned by vehicle in Alice Springs possible domestic violence incident, police say October 21, 2021
The 33-year-old woman was hit and injured while she was walking through a car park in Alice Springs, and police say they have identified her partner as a person of interest.
Queensland parliamentary committee urged to terminate CCC chair over Logan council probe October 21, 2021
A parliamentary inquiry into the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission's fraud investigation into Logan City Council hears the committee could recommend parliament terminate the head of the watchdog, Alan MacSporran.
Kate McKenna
Tennant Creek Aboriginal leaders say $80m aid package prompted by toddler's rape is being misdirected October 21, 2021
Aboriginal traditional owners in the Central Australian town of Tennant Creek are accusing governments of misdirecting an $80 million assistance package promised following the rape of a toddler three years ago.
Jane Bardon
India celebrating after administering 1 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses October 21, 2021
Indian authorities are prepare to celebrate the milestone by holding music events and lighting up national monuments, but only 30 per cent of the country's eligible population is fully vaccinated.
Before MONA, Tom Samek 'lit the place up' with his 'quirky, witty, engaging' art October 21, 2021
Tom Samek's contributions to Tasmania's arts scene and broader community are being remembered.
Liz Gwynn
Giddey impresses in NBA debut for Thunder but Jazz win October 21, 2021
Australian rookie Josh Giddey's Oklahoma City Thunder fall short in their NBA season-opener against Joe Ingles's Utah Jazz.
Plans to relax WA border with Queensland dumped after Gold Coast man infectious for days October 21, 2021
Western Australia's border with Queensland will not be relaxed tomorrow as previously announced, after a new COVID-19 case was detected in Queensland.
Rhiannon Shine
Top diplomat says US 'looking for increased ambition' from Australia on emissions targets October 21, 2021
US charge d'affaires Mike Goldman tells a climate conference the Morrison government's commitments to cut emissions "will be noticed" by the US, Europe and China.
Stephen Dziedzic
Eddie Obeid jailed, then immediately given bail, after lawyers raise jail COVID-19 concerns October 21, 2021
Former Labor minister Eddie Obeid is jailed over a mine licence conspiracy, then released on bail minutes later after his lawyers lodge an appeal in a dramatic Supreme Court hearing in Sydney.
Jamelle Wells
Woolworths, Coles, Aldi to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for staff October 21, 2021
Supermarket giants Woolworths and Aldi announce plans to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for all staff across Australia, but Coles will only require workers in NSW, Victoria and the ACT to get the jab.
Samuel Yang
Federal Court issues arrest warrant for alleged fraudster Bill Papas October 21, 2021
The Federal Court issues a warrant for the arrest of alleged fraudster Bill Papas, the former president of Sydney Olympic Football Club, paving the way for his extradition from Greece.
David Chau
Australia's third-richest person to invest $1.5b in fight against climate change October 21, 2021
Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes says he's putting up the huge sum in a bid to help dramatically reduce carbon emissions by 2030.
Justin Huntsdale
'Apathy' blamed for department's long delay after ancient trees bulldozed October 21, 2021
Two years after widespread "illegal" land clearing on Yakka Munga Station in the Kimberley, traditional owners are still waiting to learn if the pastoral company will be held to account.
Vanessa Mills
Police believe missing four-year-old Cleo Smith was abducted, $1 million reward offered October 21, 2021
WA Police say they believe Cleo Smith was abducted from her family's tent, as Premier Mark McGowan announces a million-dollar reward for information about her disappearance.
Jacob Kagi and James Carmody
Man who stabbed and bashed his boss to death granted bail October 21, 2021
Jordan Van Doorn, who repeatedly stabbed his boss and bashed him in the head with a spanner, told police he was acting in self-defence when he killed him, after being hit first "unexpectedly and without warning", a court hears.
Talissa Siganto
Man who punched elderly victim in random attack pleads guilty to manslaughter October 21, 2021
A man who caused the death of an elderly man by punching him in the face in an unprovoked attack in Adelaide's CBD has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
Candice Prosser

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