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Paul Barry

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Investigative journalist and best-selling author. Former host of ABC Media Watch. All views are my own. Retweets not necessarily endorsements.
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Hidden benefits of solar

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By Paul Barry
| renew.org.au
My system as installed by MPV Solar. The LG battery was recalled and replaced like-for-like in 2023. Image: Paul Barry. In the maelstrom of claims and counterclaims that passes for debate over climate policy in this country, it’s easy to overlook the benefits rooftop solar can deliver, for households and the planet. Paul Barry explains.
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How one family made this 'life-saving' home energy decision

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By Paul Barry
| The New Daily Verified
Our family used to pay at least $600 a month for electricity. Obviously that had to stop. Now, after investing in a solar system and a battery, I pay about $65 a month. Families are unique. Mine’s no different. I’m a dad with physical disabilities caused by a neurological condition and a parent of a son with an intellectual disability. Creating a home environment where we can both do the things we need requires a lot of electricity. Now it no longer requires an enormous electricity bill.
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Rise in sexually transmitted infection syphilis puts health authorities in the Kimberley on high alert

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By Paul Barry
| Broome Advertiser Verified
Health authorities across WA are stepping up their fight against the potential fatal sexually transmitted disease syphilis amid a rise in cases in the Kimberley this year. Syphilis is preventable, says the WA Health Department, and it has launched an advertising campaign across affected regions of the State to get the message across. Syphilis notifications in WA rose to 680 in in 2024-25, up from 653 the previous year.
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