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Queen’s speech criticised for lack of skills provision The Queen’s Speech has been criticised by food industry representatives for its lack of focus on provision for food and drink skills, and the sweeping ban on junk food ads that it heralded. In a supporting document released alongside yesterday’s (11 May) speech, the Government announced a new Lifetime Skills Guarantee, but little mention was given to its role in providing food and drink sector training. Food and Drink Federation (FDF) innovation and skills policy manager Mark Corbett was disappointed that...

WARNING: Some graphic descriptions may disturb readers Almost six years after he vanished, the dismembered body of a murdered Western Australia father may have finally been found in a remote national park. Wade Cameron Dunn, a drug dealer, addict and father of three, was beaten to death in 2015 with a metal pole and cut into pieces with a chainsaw. The location of the human remains, which are believed linked to murdered WA dad, Wade Dunn.(9News) READ MORE: Western Australia police on Monday found what they believe to be the human remains of Mr Dunn in the Udumung Nature Reserve in Wannamal, a...

Remains of chainsaw murder victim Wade Dunn found in WA Wheatbelt By David Weber © Provided by ABC NEWS The remains are thought to be that of Wade Dunn, who was murdered in 2015. (Supplied: WA Police) WA Police have located human remains in a remote area of the Udumung Nature Reserve in Wannamal, in WA's Wheatbelt region. Warning: this story contains graphic descriptions The remains are believed to be those of Wade Dunn, who was murdered in May 2015 over a drug debt. They were found on Monday. The Homicide Squad and forensics officers are at the scene and are expected to ...

Digital check-ins, connected inhalers help control asthma Daily check-ins help asthma patients track medication adherence and improve inhaler technique. (EMOCHA HEALTH) A core challenge for asthma management is teaching patients how to properly use an inhaler. Asthma patients, many of them children, could avoid emergency department visits or using a rescue inhaler, if only they followed proper inhaler technique. To take on that problem, LifeBridge Health in early 2020 enrolled 24 children at a Baltimore primary-care clinic in a two-month pilot program that uses asynchronous telehealth.  It�...

Skills proposals welcomed, but more needed, says trade body Food industry representatives have welcomed Government proposals for more employer involvement in developing vital skills but have claimed they do not address all the sector’s concerns. The Skills for Jobs white paper​​ sets out reforms to post-16 technical education and training to support people to develop the skills needed to get good jobs and improve national productivity. Under the proposals, measures would be made to simplify and reform funding and accountability for learning providers and gi...