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Disaster reporting may encourage people to live in riskier places

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageCould media reports of natural disasters reduce people's risk perception?AAP Image/Tracey Nearmy

The hot weather over the October long weekend brings a reminder that Australia’s “disaster season” is fast approaching.

The summer brings bushfires, cyclones and floods to the forefront of our minds – never more so than in an El...

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High Court rules breast cancer gene cannot be patented

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageThe decision is a win for 69-year-old Queensland breast cancer survivor Yvonne D'Arcy.Dan Peled/AAP

Australia’s highest court has ruled a gene mutation linked to cancer cannot be patented, ending a long battle over whether companies can own the rights to genetic material.

The litigation is a win for 69-year-old Queensland breast cancer...

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