Henry Jom
Henry Jom is a reporter for The Epoch Times, Australia, covering a range of topics, including medicolegal, health, political, and business-related issues. He has a background in the rehabilitation sciences and is currently completing a postgraduate degree in law. Henry can be contacted at [email protected]
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Walking Reduces Low Back Pain Flare-Ups by Almost 50 Percent, Study Finds
Walking as a prevention strategy to reduce low back pain recurrence is better than treatment, physiotherapists say.
Spinal Manipulation May Cause Adverse Effects in Babies: Australia’s Peak Physiotherapy Body
The Australian Physiotherapy Association has advised parents against spinal manipulation for infants across all conditions, impairments, and spinal levels.
Minister Issues New Directive on Deporting Criminals
‘Where appropriate, I’ll consider cancellation of any visas granted back in the national interest,' Immigration Minister Andrew Giles said.
US-Australia Alliance Remains ‘Strong’: Australian Politicians React to Trump Verdict
Meanwhile, Trump is not barred from running for president as a convicted felon.
Australian Government Urged to Provide ‘Open and Robust’ Debate on WHO Pandemic Treaty
‘We do need multilateral solutions to problems, but until then, put it on hold at the very least,’ emeritus professor Ramesh Thakur said.
Pacific Nation Extends Ban on Martial Arts
Under the current ban, it is illegal to teach, learn, and practice martial arts in the island nation.
Legal Challenge to Melbourne Public Housing Demolition Dismissed by Supreme Court
‘So for us now, it will be a case of reframing our arguments somewhat,’ lawyers acting for the residents said.
Australian Census Will Stop Collecting Data on ‘Ethnicity’ Citing ‘Significant Issues’
‘The testing showed that the public is unlikely to have a consistent understanding of what ethnic identity is,’ the ABS said.
Illegal to Trade With a Pirate: 13 Most Obscure Australian Laws
‘It would not be a laughing matter if you were charged with any of these offences and it went to court,’ a spokesperson for Slater and Gordon lawyers said.
Mental Health Australia Chief Steps Down Due to Government Inaction
‘I feel that a lack of traction at the Australian government level means it is time for someone else to take this important mental health mantle.’
