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Wallabies recall World Cup lock Izack Rodda for Bledisle Cup series against All Blacks

14:20, Jul 25 2021 Shaun Botterill/Getty Images Izack Rodda of Australia, in action at the 2019 Rugby World Cup, is back in the Wallabies squad after a stint in France. Wallabies coach Dave Rennie has recalled some familiar faces and added newcomer Nick Frost in a 42-man squad to prepare for Australia s Bledisloe Cup and Rugby Championship campaigns kicking off next month. Heading the recalls is 2019 Rugby World Cup lock Izack Rodda, along with Western Force teammate and prop Tom Robertson who last played for the Wallabies in 2018. SKY SPORT Coach Dave Rennie felt France were guilty of milking a penalty before Wallabies wing Marika Koroibete was sent off.

Quade Cooper added to Wallabies squad as mentor but available to play in Bledisloe Cup

Quade Cooper added to Wallabies squad as mentor but available to play in Bledisloe Cup
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Is health care a right or privilege? The economic consequences of that answer [PODCAST]

Is health care a right or privilege? The economic consequences of that answer. [PODCAST] “American medicine is facing an identity crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic brought renewed attention to socioeconomic health disparities and turned up the heat on the question of whether health care is a right or a privilege. The financial strain on hospitals resulting from the temporary postponement of scheduled surgeries exposed a vulnerability caused by an inherently flawed payment system. The answer to the right versus privilege question has much more significant implications than the resolution of a philosophical debate. It determines which economic model that of a public good, a private good, or a common good makes the most sense for the delivery of medical services. For health care to be what we want it to be, broadly accessible, with no socioeconomic disparities, and long-term affordability, it must eventually be recognized as a common good, with all of the economic implications that

In Nepal, a bittersweet wildlife conservation victory has upended many local livelihoods

In Nepal, a bittersweet wildlife conservation victory has upended many local livelihoods
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Nepal s Flagship National Park Celebrates a Conservation Victory – at What Cost?

Villagers and park staff try to scare a rhinoceros away from crops in Bachhauli village. Photo: Peter Gill On a sunny afternoon in January 2021, a male rhinoceros lumbered through intensively farmed land in Bachhauli, a village outside Chitwan National Park in Nepal’s Terai plains. Eschewing a patch of potatoes, he turned his attention to a field of buckwheat, munching on the bright pink blossoms before plopping himself into an irrigation canal to wallow in the cool, slow-flowing water. Worriedly watching the animal from a safe distance, Ramesh Pathak, a tall farmer with green eyes, used his mobile phone to call a game scout from the park. “He’s back again. When can you come?” Pathak asked. The rhino had grazed on Pathak’s crops several days in a row, and he was desperate for help in chasing the animal away.

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