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Telecommunications Ombudsman reports surge in complaints about services delivered over NBN

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
Telecommunications Ombudsman reports surge in complaints about services delivered over NBNNBN Co chief executive Bill Morrow will present an upbeat account of the network's impact in a speech on Tuesday.AAP Image/Supplied by NBN Co

The government has strongly challenged the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) after its report showed complaints about services delivered over the NBN surged by 204% in the second half of 2017,...

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How the Pilbara was formed more than 3 billion years ago

  • Written by: David Murphy, Lecturer in Geoscience, Queensland University of Technology
How the Pilbara was formed more than 3 billion years agoIn the field studying the rock association in the Doolena Gap greenstone belt, 30 km north of Marble bar in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.David Murphy, Author provided

The remote Pilbara region of northern Western Australia is one of Earth’s oldest blocks of continental crust, and we now think we know how it formed, as explained in...

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New blood pressure guidelines may make millions anxious that they're at risk of heart disease

  • Written by: Katy Bell, Senior Lecturer in Clinical Epidemiology and Senior Research Fellow in the School of Public Health, University of Sydney
New blood pressure guidelines may make millions anxious that they're at risk of heart diseaseMillions more Australians will be diagnosed with having high blood pressure if the recommendations are followed.www.shutterstock.com

Recent recommendations to lower the threshold for diagnosing patients with high blood pressure are likely to harm up to 80% of those newly diagnosed. Our analysis, published today in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine,...

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