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Thunderstorm asthma alert service rolls out

Megan Haggan 03/10/2017

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Victorians are set to receive thunderstorm asthma alerts, thanks to data from Deakin University The Bureau of Meteorology will send alerts to Victorians for the first time via the new service, which is informed by data from Deakin’s annual AIRwatch pollen count, which began on October 1. The AIRwatch team, from Deakin’s of School of

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