Annette Morris

I stand for those that cannot! I fight for those that cannot! By writing books that reflect real life topics, but in a supernatural fashion.

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Aussie develops rare immune disease days after getting AstraZeneca jab

Amanda Thomson, 54, was left with excruciating pain in her hands and feet and has been unable to walk just days after receiving the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine.

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Microsoft Warns That "1984" May Come True in Three Years Time

Experts warn that the uncontrolled rise of AI may result in it peeking into our private lives.,

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'We will be killed’: Afghans who assisted Australia plead for help as troop withdrawal looms

More than 40 Afghans who worked for the Australian Defence Force have written a letter to the Australian government pleading for their protection visa applications to be processed, fearing the September withdrawal of international troops will put their lives at risk.

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Chinese owner’s ‘catastrophic failure’ drives Australia’s biggest dairy farm into the ground

Australia’s largest and oldest dairy farm has been hit with claims of animal welfare abuse and overstocking of cattle leading to effluent overflow that is damaging waterways.

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Why NSW Police never interviewed Christian Porter

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Seven UK recipients of Oxford jab reported dead after clotting

Experts say numbers of rare blood clots remain low and benefits of Covid vaccine far outweigh risks

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Federal government considering ID verification for social media accounts | Sky News Australia

The federal government is considering a ban on anonymous social media accounts as part of major changes to tackle the scourge of domestic violence. This latest push for a social media crackdown comes from a parliamentary inquiry into family, domestic and sexual violence, which wants it to be mandatory for 100 points of identification to be provided. Passport or driver’s license details could be required to set up or maintain existing social media accounts after the inquiry found online abusers face little risk when it comes to punishment.

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'I needed medical assistance': NSW Police arrest Aboriginal teenager having anxiety attack

Despite specialist mental health clinicians now working alongside NSW police, no clinician was called to assist.

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Federal agency raises 'concern' about AstraZeneca trial data

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases said a trial of the AstraZeneca vaccine "may have included outdated information."

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‘Absolutely astonishing’: spiritual group raises the Porter defence

A group whose leader faced numerous allegations of child sexual assault has doubled down on its denials that any abuse took place.

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Italy opens manslaughter case after teacher dies hours after getting AstraZeneca vaccine

Sandro Tognatti, 57, got jabbed in his hometown Biella on Saturday afternoon and went to bed that night with a high fever, his wife, Simona Riussi, told Italian media.

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March for justice: World’s media reacts to Australia’s big moment

Australian women and the allies who marched with them during a “furious reckoning” about sexism and rape culture on Monday have made headlines around the world.

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'Undermined, discredited': Higgins' blazing speech to Canberra rally

Brittany Higgins has accused the Morrison government of "side-stepping accountability" on sexual assault in a blistering speech outside Parliament House.

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Signs of the times: messages to politicians from the women of Australia

Their point really couldn't be any clearer.