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It's here: hayfever season has officially arrived - just in time for the ANU's first 'Pollen Day'

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Canberra's collection of pine, elm, birch, ash and poplar trees are the first to release clouds of fine yellow dust into the air each spring. The really problematic pollen arrives later in September. The announcement coincided with the first Pollen Immersia Day at the ANU, hosted by Australia's leading pollen experts.

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It's here: hayfever season has officially arrived - just in time for the ANU's first 'Pollen Day'

If the runny nose and watery eyes haven’t started for you yet, they’re about to. Canberra’s collection of pine, elm, birch, ash and poplar trees are the first to release clouds of fine yellow dust into the air each spring, but the really problematic pollen arrives later in September. And it’s bang-on schedule this year. […]

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The RiotACT broke the news in Deakin, Australia on Sunday, October 1, 2023.
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