It's good for the bones, but vitamin D could also be good for the heart. One of the world's largest studies conducted in Australia has found the supplement could prevent heart attacks in over-60s. RosannaKingsun 7NEWS
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Australian government’s ‘dangerous’ and ‘Orwellian’ misinformation policyThe Albanese government is heading into “dangerous territory” by announcing laws, planning to fine tech giants millions if they don’t remove misinformation from their platforms, says Sky News host Sharri Markson. Ms Markson said these are “Orwellian-style” laws which will give a government entity the power to control freedom of speech and censor content they decide is “untrue, false or misleading”. “A government entity cannot be allowed to decide what is misinformation,” Ms Markson said. “They do not have first-hand contact with sources like journalists do. “This is extremely dangerous territory for the government.”
Read more »
‘Great deal of power’: Australian government’s misinformation laws a ‘real concern’Free speech is “fundamental” to who Australians are, but the way the Australian government’s misinformation laws are written, does give a “great deal of power” to the regulator, says Shadow Minister for Communications David Coleman. “There’s real concerns with this legislation; if you have a look at it, it could be very broad in its application,” Mr Coleman told Sky News host Sharri Markson. “Certainly, ordinary Australians will absolutely be caught by it. “Governments should be very, very reluctant to step into this space. “There’s very serious reason to be concerned here.”
Read more »
Pro-Putin military bloggers claim Australian-built cardboard drone was brought down inside RussiaPhotos appear online purporting to show an Australian-made drone that recently crashed inside Russian territory with an explosive strapped to it.
Read more »
Nine times that fashion changed Australian historyFrom scandalous pants to the sunglasses that lit up a nation, Australia’s political history is littered with fashionable missteps.
Read more »
Three Australian universities in the global top 20But the rise is more about methodology than dramatic improvement in teaching and research.
Read more »
Australian troops, US Marines hurt as vehicles roll during trainingA group of Australian and US Marines had to be extracted and flown to hospital after they rolled in two vehicles during a training exercise in Queensland.
Read more »