Mark’s news digest March 17-18, 2021
Mark’s news digest March 17-18, 2021. Today’s digest of national and international news by Mark O’Brien. Creating a portal into a diverse range of news to keep you informed without swamping.
Canberra sex abuse bubble
Social media is driving the latest wave of activism on sexual assault — but there’s risks
Voices raised in anger are echoing throughout the land but it seems Morrison still can’t hear by Katharine Murphy
Read what Brittany Higgins had to say when she spoke at the women’s march
‘Challenge the fear of speaking your mind’: Miranda Tapsell, Ronni Kahn & Julie Bishop
Scott Morrison’s support of Christian Porter is demeaning towards women
No, prime minister, sexual assault allegations are not only a matter for the police
Health news
Psycho-Acoustic Medicine: Science Behind Sound Healing For Serotonin Production
Study: Short Break From Cosmetics Causes “Significant Drop of Hormone Disrupting Chemicals”
Women resetting the global agenda in health and science in 2021
The ‘Power’ Of The Quartz Crystal From An Indigenous Point of View
Environment
A great Byron Bay story, and what a beautiful gift from Tony Maxwell
Land could be worth more left to nature than when farmed, study finds
National Party waging war against Australian environment
Australian politics
China reports Australia to UN body over ‘violated’ human rights
Now we are getting into uncharted territory, China complaining about Australian human rights. It would be funny if it was not true.
Australia’s economy: From the pinnacle to the poorhouse in seven years\
Covid news
New Lancet Article Suggests 50-75% of “Positive” PCR Tests Are Not Infectious People
‘The risk has changed’: Morrison seeks a deal to open economy, borders
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