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More parents refusing lifesaving vitamin K injection for newborns (opens the original)
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More Australian parents are refusing to give their babies vitamin K at birth because of misinformation peddled by influencers, experts say. Babies are born with very small amounts of vitamin K, which helps their blood to clot. Without receiving vitamin K at birth, they are at risk of developing vitamin K deficiency bleeding, a rare but potentially fatal condition that affects about one in 100,000 babies. Although it's not a vaccine, vitamin K is the subject of anti-vax campaigns and misinformati
'Game-changer': Tracking collars help monitor vulnerable koala populations (opens the original)
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Researchers are using thermal drones and tracking collars to monitor koala populations in south-east Queensland. The technology is helping to find and treat sick animals in Burbank, where a program is underway to combat declining koala numbers. The program, which has been running for 18 months, has resulted in the birth of two joeys. Thermal drones and innovative tracking collars are a "game-changer" for researchers who are addressing declining koala populations across south-east Queensland. Usi
Brisbane Airport flight paths altered following noise review (opens the original)
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Major changes to flight paths at Brisbane Airport have been announced, meaning 140,000 residents will notice less planes flying overhead. Airservices Australia released the next stage of the noise action plan following community consultation and an investigation into the impacts of aircraft noise. The changes to the flight paths at Brisbane airport are here to stay, even in the lead up to the 2032 Olympic Games. Almost 140,000 residents will notice less planes flying overhead after Airservices A
'Like a small iceberg': Rare whale calf spotted swimming off east coast (opens the original)
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A mostly white humpback whale calf has been spotted swimming off the coast of Cabarita Beach and about 100 kilometres north at Minjerribah on Stradbroke Island the following day. It is thought that this is a leucistic whale, which still have some pigment and normal dark eyes, unlike albino whales that are completely white and have pink or reddish eyes. Experts say it will not be known if this is a leucistic whale, or whether Migaloo, a well-known all-white humpback whale, is the father until the
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