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West Point Cancels Tom Hanks Award Ceremony Amidst Trump Administration's Ideological Push
The West Point alumni association cancelled Tom Hanks' Sylvanus Thayer Award ceremony following President Trump's criticism of Hanks as "destructive" and "woke", amidst a broader effort by the Trump administration to influence military and higher education institutions.
West Point Cancels Tom Hanks Award Ceremony Amidst Trump Administration's Ideological Push
The West Point alumni association cancelled Tom Hanks' Sylvanus Thayer Award ceremony following President Trump's criticism of Hanks as "destructive" and "woke", amidst a broader effort by the Trump administration to influence military and higher education institutions.
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36% Bias Score
New Great Koala National Park in NSW: Balancing Conservation and Economic Realities
The NSW Minns government announced a 176,000-hectare Great Koala National Park, halting logging, impacting 300 jobs but potentially creating 1700 sustainable jobs through carbon credit schemes.
New Great Koala National Park in NSW: Balancing Conservation and Economic Realities
The NSW Minns government announced a 176,000-hectare Great Koala National Park, halting logging, impacting 300 jobs but potentially creating 1700 sustainable jobs through carbon credit schemes.
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28% Bias Score
Lachlan Murdoch Secures Control of Family Media Empire
A legal battle within the Murdoch family concluded with Lachlan Murdoch securing control of News Corp and Fox Corp, resulting in three siblings receiving significant payouts and being removed from the family trusts.
Lachlan Murdoch Secures Control of Family Media Empire
A legal battle within the Murdoch family concluded with Lachlan Murdoch securing control of News Corp and Fox Corp, resulting in three siblings receiving significant payouts and being removed from the family trusts.
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52% Bias Score
Former Pub Manager in Broome, Australia, Faces Multiple Sex Offense Charges
Stewart Burchell, former manager of the Roebuck Bay Hotel in Broome, Australia, is on trial for multiple sex offenses allegedly committed against several female employees between 2017 and 2023, including rape and indecent assault.
Former Pub Manager in Broome, Australia, Faces Multiple Sex Offense Charges
Stewart Burchell, former manager of the Roebuck Bay Hotel in Broome, Australia, is on trial for multiple sex offenses allegedly committed against several female employees between 2017 and 2023, including rape and indecent assault.
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60% Bias Score
Zenith Minerals: Strategic Refocus on Australian Gold Yields Positive Results
Zenith Minerals, under managing director Andrew Smith, has raised $3.5 million, sold its Turkish asset, and initiated a 12,000-meter drill program at its Consolidated Dulcie gold project in Western Australia, resulting in a 41% increase in contained gold ounces to 302,000.
Zenith Minerals: Strategic Refocus on Australian Gold Yields Positive Results
Zenith Minerals, under managing director Andrew Smith, has raised $3.5 million, sold its Turkish asset, and initiated a 12,000-meter drill program at its Consolidated Dulcie gold project in Western Australia, resulting in a 41% increase in contained gold ounces to 302,000.
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56% Bias Score
WA Labor's Burswood Racetrack Faces Strong Public Opposition
Internal Liberal Party polling reveals only 5% support for the WA Labor government's $217.5 million Burswood racetrack project, with 77% actively opposed, while Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas leads Premier Roger Cook in preferred premier polling.
WA Labor's Burswood Racetrack Faces Strong Public Opposition
Internal Liberal Party polling reveals only 5% support for the WA Labor government's $217.5 million Burswood racetrack project, with 77% actively opposed, while Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas leads Premier Roger Cook in preferred premier polling.
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40% Bias Score
Lachlan Murdoch to Inherit News Corp: No Radical Shift Expected
The $5 billion settlement resolving the Murdoch family feud ensures Lachlan Murdoch's unchallenged control of News Corp, with no anticipated major changes to the company's editorial stances despite internal divisions.
Lachlan Murdoch to Inherit News Corp: No Radical Shift Expected
The $5 billion settlement resolving the Murdoch family feud ensures Lachlan Murdoch's unchallenged control of News Corp, with no anticipated major changes to the company's editorial stances despite internal divisions.
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24% Bias Score
ANZ Bank Announces 3,500 Job Cuts Amidst Restructuring
ANZ bank CEO Nuno Matos announced 3,500 job cuts and 1,000 contractor roles to be eliminated over the next year as part of a major restructuring plan aimed at improving efficiency and performance.
ANZ Bank Announces 3,500 Job Cuts Amidst Restructuring
ANZ bank CEO Nuno Matos announced 3,500 job cuts and 1,000 contractor roles to be eliminated over the next year as part of a major restructuring plan aimed at improving efficiency and performance.
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32% Bias Score
UK and Australia to Strengthen Joint Efforts Against People Smuggling
Following a London meeting, UK and Australia will enhance collaboration to combat people smuggling amid a surge in asylum seekers crossing the English Channel, with the UK considering stricter visa measures for countries refusing to accept returned asylum seekers.
UK and Australia to Strengthen Joint Efforts Against People Smuggling
Following a London meeting, UK and Australia will enhance collaboration to combat people smuggling amid a surge in asylum seekers crossing the English Channel, with the UK considering stricter visa measures for countries refusing to accept returned asylum seekers.
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52% Bias Score
Australian Auction Market Strengthens Amidst Interest Rate Cuts
Australia's auction market, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, has seen its strongest performance in two years due to interest rate cuts boosting buyer activity while seller participation remains low, creating a supply-demand imbalance.
Australian Auction Market Strengthens Amidst Interest Rate Cuts
Australia's auction market, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, has seen its strongest performance in two years due to interest rate cuts boosting buyer activity while seller participation remains low, creating a supply-demand imbalance.
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16% Bias Score
Melbourne University Professor Fights Dismissal Over 'Racist' Emails
Melbourne Law School professor Eric Descheemaeker is challenging his termination for sending emails containing allegedly racist remarks, arguing they were political opinions, not grounds for dismissal.
Melbourne University Professor Fights Dismissal Over 'Racist' Emails
Melbourne Law School professor Eric Descheemaeker is challenging his termination for sending emails containing allegedly racist remarks, arguing they were political opinions, not grounds for dismissal.
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28% Bias Score
Woolworths and Coles to Pay $780 Million in Staff Back-Pay
Australia's two largest supermarket chains, Woolworths and Coles, will collectively pay $780 million in back-pay to staff following a Federal Court ruling that they underpaid salaried workers for over a decade due to inaccurate record-keeping of rosters, overtime, and entitlements.
Woolworths and Coles to Pay $780 Million in Staff Back-Pay
Australia's two largest supermarket chains, Woolworths and Coles, will collectively pay $780 million in back-pay to staff following a Federal Court ruling that they underpaid salaried workers for over a decade due to inaccurate record-keeping of rosters, overtime, and entitlements.
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24% Bias Score
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