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‘Invisible threat’: Doctors, parents slam inaction on health hazard in schools

A coalition of 85 medical groups wants enforceable standards as a NSW inquiry recommends classroom monitors and retrofits for public buildings.

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Australia’s lack of indoor air regulation has been labelled a critical public health gap, raising the risk of stroke, heart attack and dementia, experts have warned.

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‘Invisible threat’: Doctors, parents slam inaction on health hazard in schools

Outdoor air quality has been regulated for decades, but indoor air has gone unchecked, despite Australians spending 90 per cent of our time inside.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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