Happy 30th to us!

December 20, 2025

For thirty years now, I’ve been reporting important and often overlooked news about electromagnetic fields, first through the EMR Alliance and EMR Association of Australia and then through EMR Australia PL.

In that time, I’ve written thousands of blogs, newsletters, magazine articles, social media posts, talks and courses – not to mention four books.

And I’m not finished yet!

During 2025, I reported on many new and significant studies about:

  • what wireless radiation is doing to the body

     

  • 5G radiation

     

  • wireless radiation/cancer links

     

  • electric and hybrid cars

     

  • nature’s exquisite sensitivity to energy

     

  • how using digital tech is harming our kids

     

  • experts’ criticisms of WHO-commissioned research

     

  • electromagnetic hypersensitivity – and more.

     

As a result, many people have become more aware and have taken steps to reduce their personal and household exposure.

This will be our last blog for 2025, but we’ll be back with more in 2026.

Meanwhile, I’d like to thank you for your interest in this work and wish you a very happy Christmas and New Year season.

Christmas tips

  • DON’T give wireless devices as gifts this Christmas.

     

  • DO give presents that encourage spending time in nature, reading, exercise and manipulative play for kids.

     

  • DO take a break from wireless devices over Christmas. Why not leave your devices at home while you enjoy the great outdoors?

     

  • DO take advantage of the holiday season to catch up on any articles you missed by checking our BLOG page.

Christmas gift suggestion

Why not give the gift of safety this year?

With our CemProtec31 detector, your loved ones can check their homes, cars, workplaces and schools for harmful wireless radiation.

It’s the perfect gift for anyone interested in health and safety.

You can see more here.  

Coming soon

In early 2026 we’ll be taking part in a major international project that will impact people’s social media use and health – in a very positive way.

And we’ll be needing volunteers.

Stay tuned and we’ll be in touch with details next month.

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