People who blame sickness on windfarms 'may be bypassing doctor'

Windfarm commissioner's first report says complainants may fail to seek medical advice 'due to the possibly incorrect assumption' that nearby turbines are to blame

The office of the national windfarm commissioner is concerned people are not going to the doctor because they are incorrectly attributing symptoms of illness to windfarms.

Commissioner Andrew Dyer published his first report to the Australian parliament on 31 March which revealed the office had received 90 complaint between November 2015 and 31 December 2016.