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Research reveals molecular cage to trap PFAS forever chemicals

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By Martin Johnston Verified, Caroline Andersson, Rachel Williamson, Witold Block, Allan Riboldi-Tunnicliffe
| ANSTO
Published on the 25th June 2026 by ANSTO Staff Share to FacebookShare to BlueskyShare to LinkedIn Key Points A team led by Flinders University has developed a tiny molecular cage to trap PFAS chemicals Remediation strategies are needed to manage the environmental and health impacts of the forever chemicals The macromolecular and microfocus beamlines at the Australian Synchrotron confirmed each cage could trap up to four short-chain PFAS molecules at once Recent research led by a team from...
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Wellington GP leader named as victim of tree accident

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By Martin Johnston Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Martin Johnston for NZ Doctor The man who died on Tuesday after being hit by a falling branch during high winds in Wellington was Richard Tyler, a specialist GP in the city, who, for many years, had been at the heart of medical and primary care governance. The capital was the subject of a MetService wind warning. Reports were made just before 9.30am that a man had suffered critical injuries on a Mount Victoria trail near Lookout Road, police said.
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Opposition proposes independent body to determine general practice funding

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By Martin Johnston Verified
| Pharmacy Today NZ Verified
Essentials Labour is proposing a new way of funding general practice if it forms the next government. The centrepiece is an Independent Pricing Authority. Te Whatu Ora would have to comply with the authority’s determinations. An Opposition proposal to have general practice funding decisions made independent of ministers and government health agencies has won cautious support from two general practice leaders today.
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