ABC News – Australia
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·2 hours ago
PFAS is slowly moving towards Wagga's drinking water supply
PFAS contamination continues to raise concerns for Wagga Wagga residents, particularly near local drinking water supplies. Tom Hughes, 88, refrains from eating cherries from his garden due to fears of health risks linked to PFAS. The Department of Defence and Riverina Water have agreed on a plan to improve information sharing regarding the contamination.
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