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If you read the details the Greens MP behind this has basically said that the evidence suggests that fluoridisation is the right thing to do, some people disagree, the evidence should be reviewed to satisfy the doubts that these people had. This is what John Kaye said according to the Guardian

''The peer-reviewed evidence says that there are no adverse health consequences but the community on the north coast is concerned about mass fluoridation and we owe it to them to review the evidence again to be sure if it's the right way to go,'' he said. ''I'd be surprised if there were any other answer that comes out, but it's appropriate that the government responds to community concern and is open with evidence.''

I don't think this is really necessary and does play up to the whole ''teach the controversy '' strategy employed by most anti-science movements, but on the other hand they aren't making any crazy claims about fluoride either.

Next Thursday June 20th I'm putting on a night of electronic music at the Metro

SOUND INTROVERSION (Jason Sweeney & Yuri Tománek) TIM KOCH COUNT CITRUS THE THOM BORDISM GROUP 9pm, Free

also, tomorrow night (Sat 15th) at Ghost Ships DJ Sets from Wolfpanther, Botanic Gordon & The Bitches of Zeus. Also 9pm, also possibly free (if not then $5, but I think they don't always have the cover now)

Format - though between venues at the moment, not sure what's happening with the zines, try contact@format.net.au

Adelaide as well, excellent! Oct 2 at the Gov.

When and what do you want to do? Asking for gig recommendations or general stuff?

I think Indoor Living is pretty underrated.

They're playing again on the 23rd at the Metro.

The lineup has actually been pretty stable for quite a while, possibly the longest lasting full lineup ever.

There was also a single a little while back, ''Sunlight on the Faded''

I'd still recommend The Metro for cheap beers + live music on a Wednesday. Starts from 9pm. Before that you could check out Gouger St / Chinatown for food. The Metro is on Grote St right by the Central Market.