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NSW to Publicly Monitor State Agencies' Home Approval Performance
The NSW government will publicly release a league table ranking state agencies on their efficiency in approving new home developments, aiming to accelerate the construction of 75,000 homes annually by addressing delays caused by agencies like the Rural Fire Service and Sydney Water.
NSW to Publicly Monitor State Agencies' Home Approval Performance
The NSW government will publicly release a league table ranking state agencies on their efficiency in approving new home developments, aiming to accelerate the construction of 75,000 homes annually by addressing delays caused by agencies like the Rural Fire Service and Sydney Water.
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36% Bias Score
Labor Promises Federal Aid for Home Batteries to Cut Energy Bills
Australia's Labor party will offer federal assistance for households to buy home batteries, aiming to cut annual power bills by over \$1000, as part of its election campaign; the Coalition is focusing on gas price reductions.
Labor Promises Federal Aid for Home Batteries to Cut Energy Bills
Australia's Labor party will offer federal assistance for households to buy home batteries, aiming to cut annual power bills by over \$1000, as part of its election campaign; the Coalition is focusing on gas price reductions.
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36% Bias Score
Australia's Improved Budget Outlook: Fact vs. Ideology
Australia's budget shows a significant improvement compared to earlier projections, mainly due to unexpectedly high tax revenue from booming mining profits and low unemployment. This contrasts with criticisms portraying government spending as "out of control", while the country's public debt is rela...
Australia's Improved Budget Outlook: Fact vs. Ideology
Australia's budget shows a significant improvement compared to earlier projections, mainly due to unexpectedly high tax revenue from booming mining profits and low unemployment. This contrasts with criticisms portraying government spending as "out of control", while the country's public debt is rela...
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56% Bias Score
Melbourne's "Desire Paths": A Reflection of Urban Planning Flaws
In Melbourne, Australia, informal pedestrian pathways called "desire paths" are appearing due to poorly designed footpaths, highlighting a disconnect between planning and how people actually move. Authorities are debating whether to pave them, with concerns about the environmental impact.
Melbourne's "Desire Paths": A Reflection of Urban Planning Flaws
In Melbourne, Australia, informal pedestrian pathways called "desire paths" are appearing due to poorly designed footpaths, highlighting a disconnect between planning and how people actually move. Authorities are debating whether to pave them, with concerns about the environmental impact.
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40% Bias Score
Security Breaches Mark Start of Australian Election
On the first day of Australia's 2025 federal election campaign, both Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton faced security breaches involving a far-right activist and a climate protester, respectively, prompting increased security measures by the Australian Federal Police...
Security Breaches Mark Start of Australian Election
On the first day of Australia's 2025 federal election campaign, both Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton faced security breaches involving a far-right activist and a climate protester, respectively, prompting increased security measures by the Australian Federal Police...
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68% Bias Score
Dutton Prioritizes Gas Over Nuclear in Opening Campaign Speech
Peter Dutton's first campaign speech prioritized gas over nuclear power, citing high electricity costs as a concern for Australian families; this strategy contrasts with the UK Labour Party's acknowledgement of nuclear power's necessity for reaching net-zero targets, while the Liberal Party is aimin...
Dutton Prioritizes Gas Over Nuclear in Opening Campaign Speech
Peter Dutton's first campaign speech prioritized gas over nuclear power, citing high electricity costs as a concern for Australian families; this strategy contrasts with the UK Labour Party's acknowledgement of nuclear power's necessity for reaching net-zero targets, while the Liberal Party is aimin...
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32% Bias Score
Labor Gains Ground in Latest Resolve Poll
A nationwide poll shows Labor's primary vote rising to 29 percent and Albanese regaining preferred Prime Minister status, while the Coalition's vote slipped to 37 percent and Dutton's performance rating fell. The shift is attributed to policy issues within the Coalition and potentially global events...
Labor Gains Ground in Latest Resolve Poll
A nationwide poll shows Labor's primary vote rising to 29 percent and Albanese regaining preferred Prime Minister status, while the Coalition's vote slipped to 37 percent and Dutton's performance rating fell. The shift is attributed to policy issues within the Coalition and potentially global events...
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48% Bias Score
Plummeting Migration to Hit Australia's Economy
Australia's net overseas migration, currently at 380,000, is expected to plummet by 2027 due to expiring temporary visas and decreased birth rates and life expectancy, posing significant economic challenges.
Plummeting Migration to Hit Australia's Economy
Australia's net overseas migration, currently at 380,000, is expected to plummet by 2027 due to expiring temporary visas and decreased birth rates and life expectancy, posing significant economic challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Chocolate Prices Surge Amidst Broader Cost-of-Living Crisis
Rising global cacao prices, coupled with a weak Australian dollar, have led to a significant price increase in chocolate bars, exemplified by a Lindt bar costing \$8.50, while supermarkets show grocery prices 3.7 percent higher year-on-year, and service industries are cutting services alongside pric...
Australian Chocolate Prices Surge Amidst Broader Cost-of-Living Crisis
Rising global cacao prices, coupled with a weak Australian dollar, have led to a significant price increase in chocolate bars, exemplified by a Lindt bar costing \$8.50, while supermarkets show grocery prices 3.7 percent higher year-on-year, and service industries are cutting services alongside pric...
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40% Bias Score
Dutton's Controversial Nuclear Reactor Plan Faces Backlash
Australian politician Peter Dutton's plan to construct seven small-scale nuclear reactors faces widespread criticism due to high costs, extended timelines (20 years), safety concerns, and the potential for increased carbon emissions, delaying the transition to renewable energy sources.
Dutton's Controversial Nuclear Reactor Plan Faces Backlash
Australian politician Peter Dutton's plan to construct seven small-scale nuclear reactors faces widespread criticism due to high costs, extended timelines (20 years), safety concerns, and the potential for increased carbon emissions, delaying the transition to renewable energy sources.
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64% Bias Score
Vance's Greenland Visit Sparks Diplomatic Row
US Vice President J.D. Vance's surprise visit to Greenland on Friday, during which he criticized Denmark's handling of the territory and urged Greenlanders to seek independence, has caused a major diplomatic row; his comments came amid President Trump's repeated calls for the US to acquire Greenland...
Vance's Greenland Visit Sparks Diplomatic Row
US Vice President J.D. Vance's surprise visit to Greenland on Friday, during which he criticized Denmark's handling of the territory and urged Greenlanders to seek independence, has caused a major diplomatic row; his comments came amid President Trump's repeated calls for the US to acquire Greenland...
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60% Bias Score
Australian Political Leaders' Campaign Blunders
Australian political leaders have made various campaign blunders, including Andrew Peacock stepping in manure, Bob Hawke's all-male dinner, and Kim Beazley's premature defeat admission, highlighting the importance of careful actions and consistent messaging.
Australian Political Leaders' Campaign Blunders
Australian political leaders have made various campaign blunders, including Andrew Peacock stepping in manure, Bob Hawke's all-male dinner, and Kim Beazley's premature defeat admission, highlighting the importance of careful actions and consistent messaging.
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48% Bias Score
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