With two weeks until summer, experts are concerned SunSmart safety messages are being forgotten

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Updated April 14 2021 - 11:21pm, first published November 17 2020 - 3:15pm
SUNSMART: Cousins Pippa and Ailbe, 5, had their hats and sunscreen ready for a trip to the park on Monday as new research showed more people are getting sunburned or want a tan. Picture: Adam Trafford
SUNSMART: Cousins Pippa and Ailbe, 5, had their hats and sunscreen ready for a trip to the park on Monday as new research showed more people are getting sunburned or want a tan. Picture: Adam Trafford

As the temperature heats up and Aussies enjoy more time outdoors, new research has shown that a quarter of people aged 25 to 44 get sunburnt on a summer weekend.

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Michelle Smith

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