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Sydney University professor criticised: Caller to Ben Fordham's 2GB show complains about University of Sydney's Professor Alan McKee reflecting on the Voice aftermath - Vimarsana News

Sydney University professor criticised: Caller to Ben Fordham's 2GB show complains about University of Sydney's Professor Alan McKee reflecting on the Voice aftermath

The idea that 'black anger' could be the outcome of the resounding defeat of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament has again been raised, this time by a Sydney Uni professor addressing students.

Waterford News & Star — Health should be in public policy - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Health should be in public policy

Anniversary event hears health should be at the heart of all public policy decisions

British Medical Journal faces backlash from leading scientists - Vimarsana News

British Medical Journal faces backlash from leading scientists

A prestigious UK journal has faced criticism over a potential over reliance on members of Independent SAGE a left-wing group of experts who have lobbied for lockdowns and mask mandates.

UK's daily Covid cases FALL for second day in a row to 45,113 - Vimarsana News

UK's daily Covid cases FALL for second day in a row to 45,113

The Department of Health reported 36,657 new cases across Britain in the past 24 hours, down a quarter on the figure last week and the second day in a row there has been a week-on-week drop.

What is REALLY going to happen with Covid cases this winter? - Vimarsana News

What is REALLY going to happen with Covid cases this winter?

Experts told MailOnline cases in England will follow a downward trend in the coming months due to Covid booster jabs building up natural immunity levels, meaning the virus will run out of people to infect.