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The Danish vendor is in the early stages of moving into accounting services. In later phases, it plans to expand services across the back and front office.

Researchers from The University of Queensland and Australia's national science agency CSIRO have found SARS-CoV-2 virus in wastewater samples from long haul flights of returning Aussies, proving they can detect it before passengers show symptoms.

As global travel returns, government scientists have found a way to test the wastewater of flights for COVID-19. 

A new CSIRO study analysing wastewater samples from Australian repatriation flights could be a cheap and effective way to screen travellers for Covid-19 and stop its importation.

A CSIRO study has found testing wastewater on flights is an effective and cheap way to screen incoming overseas passengers for COVID-19.

The world-leading research from CSIRO scientists, working with Qantas and The University of Queensland, demonstrates that wastewater surveillance can

“The consumption of tobacco and alcohol places a significant burden on global health, accounting for 9 million deaths annually,” researchers Sam Trowsdale, Mackay Price, Chris Wilkins, Ben Tscharke, Jochen Mueller and Tom Baker said. “The misuse of tobacco and alcohol also comes with financial burdens. In New Zealand alone, these were estimated at $9 billion each in 2006.” Unsplash Alcohol consumption was most prominent in Bay of Plenty’s most urban wastewater site (file photo). Fo...