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Vaccine Stocks Erupt After Bird Flu Cases Reported In US & Australia 1

Vaccine Stocks Erupt After Bird Flu Cases Reported In US & Australia

Bird flu cases in the US and Australia spark a surge in vaccine stocks. The discoveries, including a mild case in Michigan and Australia’s first, raise concerns about potential human-to-human transmission and the need for further research. Following two reports of human bird flu infections—one in the US and the

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Over $13 Million Paid Out In Vaccine Injury Claims In Australia 1

Over $13 Million Paid Out In Vaccine Injury Claims In Australia

According to data provided by Services Australia to The Epoch Times, over $13 million has been paid out in vaccine injury claims in Australia. The Australian government has settled claims for COVID-19 vaccination injuries from individuals who suffered side effects from the injection for $20.5 million (US$13.2 million). You can

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Global Uranium Reserves By Country 1

Global Uranium Reserves By Country

According to data from the World Nuclear Association, the global uranium reserves by country have been revealed, with Australia topping the list. Because of its vital role in producing nuclear energy and all the associated costs and repercussions, there is a tendency to think that uranium reserves are rare. However,

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Australia Declines US Request To Send Warships To Red Sea

Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles announced that Australia has declined a US request to send warships to the Red Sea for the US-led Operation Prosperity Guardian, citing that the Red Sea is not a strategic priority. Australia has turned down a request from the United States to send warships to

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Australia Universities Ban Indian Students From Six States

Universities have started banning Indian students as Australia’s Department of Home Affairs is considering one in four applications from six states as “fraudulent” or “non-genuine.” One in four applications now being deemed as “fraudulent” or “non-genuine” by the Department of Home Affairs, the report said. Two Australian universities – Federation

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