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The New Year is here, which means a raft of peculiar changes, from a 24-hour ‘cat containment’ policy and ‘tourist taxes’ to digital driver licences. Here are the big changes coming.

Te Marae Ora Ministry of Health has taken a step further into improving women’s health in the Cook Islands by launching the Cervical Cancer Self-Testing Programme that will commence in January 2024.

Lung cancer used to be rare among non-smokers, but that’s changing. Andrew Ure, who has never smoked, was diagnosed after he broke his arm.

Lung cancer used to be ‘rare’ among non-smokers, but that’s changing. Andrew Ure - who had never smoked “even a puff” - was diagnosed after he tripped over a tree root and broke his arm.

Lismore is now home to a Gidget house.

NSW MP Jeremy Buckingham spent five years in fear he could have developed silicosis after working as a stone mason for 14 years before he entered politics.

To coincide with the start of National Safe Work Month, Australia’s leading lung health charity Lung Foundation Australia is today launching ‘Another One Fights the Dust’ – a national public health campaign, developed by Ogilvy Health, which aims to drive further urgency on the threat of silicosis,

To coincide with the start of National Safe Work Month, Lung Foundation Australia, is today launching ‘Another One Fights the Dust’.

Whether from backburning or bushfires, hazy smoke lingering over homes across the country is a regular par...

A report into policies, plans and strategies for managing wood heaters in the ACT found they were insufficient to protect human health and the environment.