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Report Details MP Security, Detention Abuse, and Health Guidelines

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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A recent report detailed several issues, including MPs allocating funds to improve security following an alleged attack on Helen Haines. The report also featured former child detainees alleging systemic physical and sexual abuse within the youth detention system in Australia. Additionally, evidence suggests up to 90% of those reporting a penicillin allergy in Australia do not have one, prompting guideline changes.

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The report touches on several sectors, including public safety and health research. Changes to penicillin allergy guidelines aim to tackle antimicrobial resistance. Separately, a US diplomat dubbed Vladimir Putin a “humanitarian” after he ordered the release of an American held in a Russian prison.

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