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Asthma sufferers urged to prepare for spring
1+ week, 6+ day ago (378+ words) Ambulance Victoria is urging Victorians living with asthma to review their asthma action plans and medications ahead of spring, when pollen, dust, air pollution and thunderstorms can increase the risk of symptoms. Ambulance Victoria Director Emergency Management Dale Armstrong said…...
The hidden cash flow helping keep Australia spending
2+ week, 1+ day ago (959+ words) Australia’s retirees are drawing down superannuation at a record pace, creating a large but easily missed source of spending power as younger households struggle with mortgages, rents and living costs. Payments from large super funds reached $143.5 billion in the year…...
Chris Green urges Hindi-speaking Australians to ask R U OK? any day
2+ week, 6+ day ago (821+ words) Australian cricketer Chris Green is encouraging Hindi-speaking Australians to check in with friends, family and colleagues who may be having a difficult time, as R U OK? prepares for its national Day of Action on 10 September. Green, who captains the…...