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Aisha Dow

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  • Investigative Journalist, The Age
Melbourne
As seen in: The Age, MSN Australia, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, Naked City, The Sunday Age, The Canberra Times, Domain, Brisbane Times, EIN News and
📰 Investigative journalist with @theage in Melbourne 📕 Co-author of “Life as We Knew It” (Australia’s pandemic story) 📧 Aisha.dow@theage.com.au
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Triple Zero standards overhauled after pandemic crisis

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By Aisha Dow Verified, Henrietta Cook Verified
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The 101 ways Google serves up Australians to known scammers

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By Aisha Dow Verified, Charlotte Grieve Verified, Christina MacPherson
| nuclear-news.net
The 101 ways Google serves up Australians to known scammers Using the world’s biggest search platform to find information on scams can deliver victims straight into the arms of criminals. The Age, ByAisha Dow and Charlotte Grieve, November 18, 2024 oogle searches are delivering Australians into the arms of fraudsters, as websites and advertisements belonging to scammers are prominently served up to users on the world’s most popular search engine.
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UK gender medicine report on puberty blockers prompts reflection, outrage in Australia

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By Michael Bachelard Verified, Aisha Dow Verified
| archive.ph
By Michael Bachelard and Aisha Dow April 10, 2024 — 8.23pm , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Listen to this article A new policy in the United Kingdom to restrict the medical treatments available to trans and gender-diverse young people has raised fresh questions about Australia’s approach in one of the most sensitive areas of medicine and prompted a fierce defence from LGBTQ advocates.
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