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Autistic explosions abound

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“Autism explosion”, declared The Australian’s headline on January 15. “Schools failing”. Journalist Rick Morton’s piece led with an alleged:

… crisis in schools that education systems are unable or willing to fix.

On January 16, the Weekend Australian featured a piece by Kate Legge headlined &ldq...

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