Lily Kelly
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Lily Kelly is an Australian based reporter for The Epoch Times, she covers social issues, renewable energy, the environment and health and science.
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Why Building a 20-Minute Walkable City Is Harder Than You Think
Walkable cities are good for health, living costs, and potentially the environment, but retrofitting cities to become more walkable is costly.
Former Gas Executive Given Power to Override Environmental Protections
The role will have the power to override existing legislation if the progression of gas projects is being hindered.
Free Vaccine Rollout to Protect Newborns From RSV
The health minister said the rollout will ‘cut the hospitalisation rate from about 12,000 a year by 10,000.’
Diet High in Fibre and Healthy Fats May Reduce Risk of Cancer
The research identified many direct links between poor diet choices and digestive cancers, however, further research is still needed.
Victoria Has No Plan to Restart Australia Day Parade
There will still be an aerial show, a 21-gun salute at the Shrine of Remembrance, and a flag-raising ceremony at Government House.
LEGO Helps Break Down Boundaries Between Midwifery and Medical Students
A recent study has found that toys can be a useful tool to help break down the professional barriers between midwifery and medical students.
‘Raygun the Musical’ Premiere Cancelled Following Legal Threats
The Saturday night trial show for Raygun the musical was cancelled after Rachael Gunn’s lawyers threatened legal action.
Potential Mass Deportation of 80,000 Non-Citizens Ruled out in New Migration Bill
Australia’s immigration minister has ruled out concerns about mass deportation that circulated after the Migration Bill amendment was passed.
Strong, Cost-Efficient Needle-Free Flu Vaccines On the Horizon
A new strong and cost efficient needle free influenza vaccine that is delivered through the nose sparks hope for those with needle phobia.
A Handful of Nuts a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
A recent study has found that daily consumption of nuts, regardless of the type or form, is associated with maintaining a healthy lifespan.
