Annie Guest
Reporter at ABC News (Australia)
Presenter at PM (Podcast)
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Annie Guest
There's further evidence today that one of the most common diagnostic tools used in medicine could increase cancer risk. In the largest study of its kind, US-based research published in the journal, JAMA has found CT scans may account for 5% of new cancer diagnoses annually. But experts say precautions are already being taken.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Annie Guest
The flood crisis continues in south west Queensland with Thargomindah's residents isolated on the highest ground in the township. Some have made the tough decision to leave, as unprecedented flooding remains stubbornly high - and more rain forecast. It comes amid desperate efforts to save stranded livestock.
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4 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Annie Guest |Isabel Moussalli
The Federal Government has handed down its pre-election budget assuring voters the worst of the economic pain is behind them and urging them to stick with Labor in an era of global uncertainty. Australians will get a modest tax cut next year, and another the year after, as Jim Chalmers seeks to ease cost-of-living pain while setting up an election contest over tax. Featured:Ashley Gilbert, IT repairerSabra Lane: What do voters make of the Federal Budget? Here's Annie Guest.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Annie Guest
In Queensland, the new LNP Government is under fire from the state's Human Rights Commission after it shelved major reforms. The Attorney-General has halted anti-discrimination laws that were due to come into effect in July, saying Labor rushed them through the last parliament.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Kimberley Price |Annie Guest
The Greens have called for a royal commission in the wake of Four Corners' explosive six-month investigation into Australia's childcare industry. While the state and territory governments ensure childcare centres are up to the National Quality Framework, experts say the Federal Government must do more to monitor the $20 billion taxpayer-subsidised sector. However, the Prime Minister has dismissed the need for a royal commission.
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Relatives of Vic aged care residents fear some non-COVID deaths were because of neglect in those chaotic weeks of outbreaks, where some people weren’t helped with basic needs like eating, drinking and moving.
