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August 6, 2026

[Cambodia] is the latest to hit the elusive 95/95/95 HIV target

Ninety-five percent of people living there who are HIV positive know their status.

Ninety-five percent of HIV-positive people are taking medication that lowers the amount of the virus in their body.

And 95% of people on HIV medication have a viral load so low, they're considered virally suppressed. This means they have an almost zero risk of passing HIV on to their partners.

Water | Eat For Health

Australian 'acceptable intake' (for median population) guidelines

High Court finds secret recording can be used as evidence in DV case - ABC News

Details the crime & legal process that set this precident. Read with caution.

Declining vegan access at Woolworths: their response - Vegan Australia

tldr: "imitation animal-products aren't profitable enough any more"

The good news is that they still sell plants. Overpriced and sad looking plants, but still.

White winters across regional NSW towns now a fading memory - ABC News

NSW's largest ever known snowstorm in 1900 dumped nearly a metre on the Blue Mountains, 70 centimetres on Bathurst, 55cm on Mudgee and 23cm on Forbes.

Late last century, colder winters could still deliver significant falls.

A few melting snowflakes were briefly observed over Sydney's northern suburbs in July of 1986, while in 1990 snow was reported on 13 consecutive days in Oberon. But snow has rapidly declined during the past few decades, and it has now been four years since snow has settled on the Blue Mountains.

While the occasional 20th-century winter would pass without a significant fall, like in 1973, the current absence of snow is comfortably the longest on record.