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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Australian Animal Shelters Buckle Under Cost-of-Living Pressures as Pet Surrenders Increase
The cost of living crisis is also delaying owners in seeking behaviour and veterinary care.
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Researchers Develop New Battery That Could Double Performance
Researchers have developed a new electrode technique for zinc-iodine batteries that lowers the cost and improves safety and duration.
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Cutting Screen Time Alone May Not Be Enough to Help Kids Switch Off
Research on excessive screen use and childhood emotional problems has uncovered a complex connection, suggesting switching off devices may not be enough.
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Hot Baths May Boost Exercise Endurance in Heart Failure Patients, Study Finds
New study reveals hot water baths may help heart failure patients walk further—without medication.
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Water Fluoridation: A Debate for the Decades
Debates around water fluoridation have raged for decades with opponents citing health and choice concerns while advocators reference the dental health benefits.
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Dutton to Slash 30,000 International Students From Australian Universities Each Year
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has ramped up his plan to reduce the number of international students in Australia.
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Labor Pledges $2.3 Billion to Subsidise Household Batteries
The policy provides Australian homeowners with a 30 percent discount.
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Coalition to Reveal Modelling for Domestic Gas Reserve Plan in ‘Coming Days’
The financial impact of the Coalition’s proposal to bring down power prices for individual households is currently unknown.
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Labor Promises to Outlaw Price Gouging if Re-elected
Potential models for the reform include the excessive pricing laws established in the EU, the UK, and many US states.
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Dutton Signals Stronger China Stance, Says He Can Work with Trump Administration
The opposition leader also argued he would better manage Australia’s relationship with the US.
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Australian Animal Shelters Buckle Under Cost-of-Living Pressures as Pet Surrenders Increase
The cost of living crisis is also delaying owners in seeking behaviour and veterinary care.
|
Researchers Develop New Battery That Could Double Performance
Researchers have developed a new electrode technique for zinc-iodine batteries that lowers the cost and improves safety and duration.
|
Cutting Screen Time Alone May Not Be Enough to Help Kids Switch Off
Research on excessive screen use and childhood emotional problems has uncovered a complex connection, suggesting switching off devices may not be enough.
|
Hot Baths May Boost Exercise Endurance in Heart Failure Patients, Study Finds
New study reveals hot water baths may help heart failure patients walk further—without medication.
|
Water Fluoridation: A Debate for the Decades
Debates around water fluoridation have raged for decades with opponents citing health and choice concerns while advocators reference the dental health benefits.
|
Dutton to Slash 30,000 International Students From Australian Universities Each Year
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has ramped up his plan to reduce the number of international students in Australia.
|
Labor Pledges $2.3 Billion to Subsidise Household Batteries
The policy provides Australian homeowners with a 30 percent discount.
|
Coalition to Reveal Modelling for Domestic Gas Reserve Plan in ‘Coming Days’
The financial impact of the Coalition’s proposal to bring down power prices for individual households is currently unknown.
|
Labor Promises to Outlaw Price Gouging if Re-elected
Potential models for the reform include the excessive pricing laws established in the EU, the UK, and many US states.
|
Dutton Signals Stronger China Stance, Says He Can Work with Trump Administration
The opposition leader also argued he would better manage Australia’s relationship with the US.
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