Police probe into handling of 2009 complaint against Australia's worst paedophile
A Queensland Police investigation is underway into the handling of a 2009 complaint about Ashley Griffith, Australia's worst paedophile, who was sentenced to 27 years in prison for abusing hundreds of children; the investigation was prompted by a mother's recent statement about the initial dismissal...
Police probe into handling of 2009 complaint against Australia's worst paedophile
A Queensland Police investigation is underway into the handling of a 2009 complaint about Ashley Griffith, Australia's worst paedophile, who was sentenced to 27 years in prison for abusing hundreds of children; the investigation was prompted by a mother's recent statement about the initial dismissal...
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Australian Student Loses Eye in Alleged Israeli Soldier Shooting
Australian dentistry student Ranem Abu-Izneid lost her right eye after being injured by shrapnel from a bullet allegedly fired by an Israeli soldier into her Abu Dis apartment on November 15, 2023; surgery to remove her eye and replace it with a prosthetic took place on Wednesday.
Australian Student Loses Eye in Alleged Israeli Soldier Shooting
Australian dentistry student Ranem Abu-Izneid lost her right eye after being injured by shrapnel from a bullet allegedly fired by an Israeli soldier into her Abu Dis apartment on November 15, 2023; surgery to remove her eye and replace it with a prosthetic took place on Wednesday.
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40% Bias Score
High-Income Homeowners Face Financial Strain Amidst Rising Interest Rates
High-income Australian homeowners, some earning \$400,000 to \$500,000, are struggling with soaring mortgage repayments after the Reserve Bank's 13 interest rate increases, forcing some to move back in with family, downsize or relocate due to increased childcare costs and the overall cost of living.
High-Income Homeowners Face Financial Strain Amidst Rising Interest Rates
High-income Australian homeowners, some earning \$400,000 to \$500,000, are struggling with soaring mortgage repayments after the Reserve Bank's 13 interest rate increases, forcing some to move back in with family, downsize or relocate due to increased childcare costs and the overall cost of living.
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60% Bias Score
Fed's Reduced Rate Cut Projections Trigger Stock Market Dip
Following the Federal Reserve's announcement of fewer interest rate cuts in 2024 than previously expected, US stock indexes fell, with the S&P 500 dropping 0.3 percent, the Dow Jones losing 38 points, and the Nasdaq composite slipping 0.4 percent; the Australian dollar also fell sharply by 1.4 perce...
Fed's Reduced Rate Cut Projections Trigger Stock Market Dip
Following the Federal Reserve's announcement of fewer interest rate cuts in 2024 than previously expected, US stock indexes fell, with the S&P 500 dropping 0.3 percent, the Dow Jones losing 38 points, and the Nasdaq composite slipping 0.4 percent; the Australian dollar also fell sharply by 1.4 perce...
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36% Bias Score
128 Unresourced Police Jobs Revealed in Logan, Exposing Systemic Issues
A police whistleblower in Logan, south of Brisbane, revealed 128 unresourced police jobs, mostly domestic violence incidents, some involving firearms; the Police Minister confirmed the chronic understaffing and low morale, highlighting systemic resource allocation problems within the Queensland Poli...
128 Unresourced Police Jobs Revealed in Logan, Exposing Systemic Issues
A police whistleblower in Logan, south of Brisbane, revealed 128 unresourced police jobs, mostly domestic violence incidents, some involving firearms; the Police Minister confirmed the chronic understaffing and low morale, highlighting systemic resource allocation problems within the Queensland Poli...
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44% Bias Score
NAB CEO Optimistic About 2025 Despite Legal Challenges and Fossil Fuel Financing Concerns
NAB CEO Andrew Irvine expressed confidence in Australia's economic outlook for 2025, citing interest rate cuts and a strong jobs market, while facing legal action for allegedly failing vulnerable customers and shareholders rejecting a resolution to curb fossil fuel financing.
NAB CEO Optimistic About 2025 Despite Legal Challenges and Fossil Fuel Financing Concerns
NAB CEO Andrew Irvine expressed confidence in Australia's economic outlook for 2025, citing interest rate cuts and a strong jobs market, while facing legal action for allegedly failing vulnerable customers and shareholders rejecting a resolution to curb fossil fuel financing.
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48% Bias Score
Australia to Reopen Kyiv Embassy Amidst Ukraine War
Australia will reopen its Kyiv embassy in January 2024, pledging $156 million in aid for Ukraine's recovery and energy needs, amidst pressure from President-elect Trump to end the war and concerns about regional security.
Australia to Reopen Kyiv Embassy Amidst Ukraine War
Australia will reopen its Kyiv embassy in January 2024, pledging $156 million in aid for Ukraine's recovery and energy needs, amidst pressure from President-elect Trump to end the war and concerns about regional security.
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44% Bias Score
NSW to Trial Pill Testing at Music Festivals
The NSW government will implement a 12-month pill-testing trial at approximately 12 music festivals starting early 2025, costing $1 million, aiming to reduce drug-related harm and deaths following years of advocacy and a recent drug summit recommendation.
NSW to Trial Pill Testing at Music Festivals
The NSW government will implement a 12-month pill-testing trial at approximately 12 music festivals starting early 2025, costing $1 million, aiming to reduce drug-related harm and deaths following years of advocacy and a recent drug summit recommendation.
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44% Bias Score
Sydney Antisemitic Attack: Man Charged With Arson and Property Damage
A 20-year-old man, Mohammed Farhat, was arrested in Sydney and charged with 21 offenses after allegedly targeting Jewish institutions with anti-Israel graffiti, arson, and property damage, causing over \$100,000 in damages, according to police.
Sydney Antisemitic Attack: Man Charged With Arson and Property Damage
A 20-year-old man, Mohammed Farhat, was arrested in Sydney and charged with 21 offenses after allegedly targeting Jewish institutions with anti-Israel graffiti, arson, and property damage, causing over \$100,000 in damages, according to police.
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40% Bias Score
Gosford Hospital Loses Obstetrics Training Accreditation for Six Months
RANZCOG suspended Gosford Hospital's obstetrics and gynecology training accreditation for six months from February 2025 due to concerns about junior doctor supervision and patient safety, impacting approximately 4100 expected births and potentially diverting patients to other hospitals.
Gosford Hospital Loses Obstetrics Training Accreditation for Six Months
RANZCOG suspended Gosford Hospital's obstetrics and gynecology training accreditation for six months from February 2025 due to concerns about junior doctor supervision and patient safety, impacting approximately 4100 expected births and potentially diverting patients to other hospitals.
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44% Bias Score
MCA to Introduce \$20 Entry Fee Amidst Funding Crisis
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) will introduce a \$20 entry fee starting January 31, 2024, due to a \$2.559 million operating deficit and insufficient government funding, despite its significant contribution to Sydney's cultural scene.
MCA to Introduce \$20 Entry Fee Amidst Funding Crisis
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) will introduce a \$20 entry fee starting January 31, 2024, due to a \$2.559 million operating deficit and insufficient government funding, despite its significant contribution to Sydney's cultural scene.
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56% Bias Score
Victoria Launches Crackdown on Construction Crime
Victoria is implementing a new alliance to combat crime on government construction sites, requiring builders to report suspected criminal conduct and strengthening the Labour Hire Authority after a review exposed deep-seated problems; the government says stronger interventions may still be needed.
Victoria Launches Crackdown on Construction Crime
Victoria is implementing a new alliance to combat crime on government construction sites, requiring builders to report suspected criminal conduct and strengthening the Labour Hire Authority after a review exposed deep-seated problems; the government says stronger interventions may still be needed.
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40% Bias Score