World Council for Health Australia
WCH AustraliaBy World Council for Health Australia
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 50 | Subscribers | Read | wchaustralia.substack.com |
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Landmark Action - Australian Local Government Seeks immediate Suspension of mRNA “Vaccines"
The recent meeting convened by the Port Hedland Council on October 11, 2024, marks a pivotal moment in Australia regarding the dire safety risks of the mRNA COVID-19 “vaccines”, particularly those produced by Pfizer and Moderna. Amid signif...
TONIGHT - The MAD (Misinformation & Disinformation) Bill MUST GO!
In a free society, the right to express ideas and opinions without fear of government censorship is fundamental. The proposed MAD Bill risks stifling open dialogue and preventing Australians from accessing diverse viewpoints. We must protec...
Calling all Nurses and Midwives! Join us for an Informative Webinar 31 Oct 7pm(AEDT)
Nursing is the backbone of global healthcare, comprising an impressive 59% of the total workforce, with around 29 million nurses and 2.2 million midwives dedicated to improving health world wide. As frontline caregivers, nurses and midwives...
Join us Online - The Latest WCH Team Update
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The World Council for Health Australia was activated in November 2023 as an independent body stemming from the pioneering World Council for Health. The World Council for Health's mission is to empower Health, Freedom and Sovereignty.
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