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Australian Government Reconsiders Superannuation Tax Plan
Facing criticism and potential political setbacks, the Australian government is re-examining its plan to increase taxes on superannuation earnings above $3 million, potentially modifying or delaying the policy's implementation.
Australian Government Reconsiders Superannuation Tax Plan
Facing criticism and potential political setbacks, the Australian government is re-examining its plan to increase taxes on superannuation earnings above $3 million, potentially modifying or delaying the policy's implementation.
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24% Bias Score
Australian Economy Shows Signs of Recovery Driven by Increased Household Spending
Australia's GDP grew by 0.6 percent in the June quarter, driven primarily by a near 1 percent increase in household consumption spending, indicating a shift from post-pandemic saving habits.
Australian Economy Shows Signs of Recovery Driven by Increased Household Spending
Australia's GDP grew by 0.6 percent in the June quarter, driven primarily by a near 1 percent increase in household consumption spending, indicating a shift from post-pandemic saving habits.
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16% Bias Score
Record Number of Single Women Using IVF Amidst Australian Fertility Clinic Scrutiny
A record number of single women are using IVF in Australia, even as the sector faces a regulatory overhaul due to several clinics reporting success rates as low as 5 percent and a recent case involving a biracial baby born to a white couple.
Record Number of Single Women Using IVF Amidst Australian Fertility Clinic Scrutiny
A record number of single women are using IVF in Australia, even as the sector faces a regulatory overhaul due to several clinics reporting success rates as low as 5 percent and a recent case involving a biracial baby born to a white couple.
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28% Bias Score
Australian Queer Filmmakers Forge Independent Path
Young queer Australian filmmakers are creating genre-bending films that celebrate queer life and challenge mainstream industry norms, gaining international recognition and pushing creative boundaries despite limited funding.
Australian Queer Filmmakers Forge Independent Path
Young queer Australian filmmakers are creating genre-bending films that celebrate queer life and challenge mainstream industry norms, gaining international recognition and pushing creative boundaries despite limited funding.
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28% Bias Score
Brisbane Pill Testing Clinic Delays Reopening Amidst Government Opposition
The planned reopening of Brisbane's pill testing clinic, funded philanthropically after government defunding, has been delayed due to unspecified government threats, despite having staff, systems, and permits.
Brisbane Pill Testing Clinic Delays Reopening Amidst Government Opposition
The planned reopening of Brisbane's pill testing clinic, funded philanthropically after government defunding, has been delayed due to unspecified government threats, despite having staff, systems, and permits.
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China Stages Largest Military Parade, Showcasing Growing Alliance with Russia and North Korea
In a historic display of military might, China held its largest ever military parade in Tiananmen Square, featuring the unprecedented joint appearance of President Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong-un, signaling a growing alliance among the three nations.
China Stages Largest Military Parade, Showcasing Growing Alliance with Russia and North Korea
In a historic display of military might, China held its largest ever military parade in Tiananmen Square, featuring the unprecedented joint appearance of President Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong-un, signaling a growing alliance among the three nations.
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Australian MP Urges Warning to Dual Nationals Against Joining Israeli Military Amidst Genocide Allegations
Former Australian Labor MP Ed Husic is urging the government to warn Israeli-Australian dual citizens against joining the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) due to potential implication in genocide charges related to the Gaza war, while former Prime Ministers John Howard and Alexander Downer criticized th...
Australian MP Urges Warning to Dual Nationals Against Joining Israeli Military Amidst Genocide Allegations
Former Australian Labor MP Ed Husic is urging the government to warn Israeli-Australian dual citizens against joining the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) due to potential implication in genocide charges related to the Gaza war, while former Prime Ministers John Howard and Alexander Downer criticized th...
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Australia's Businesses Urge Bipartisan Climate Policy Amidst Cost Concerns
Australia's largest businesses are advocating for a bipartisan climate policy as the government prepares to announce its emissions reduction target, warning that an ambitious 70% reduction by 2035 could cost $435 billion to $530 billion but also acknowledging potential economic benefits.
Australia's Businesses Urge Bipartisan Climate Policy Amidst Cost Concerns
Australia's largest businesses are advocating for a bipartisan climate policy as the government prepares to announce its emissions reduction target, warning that an ambitious 70% reduction by 2035 could cost $435 billion to $530 billion but also acknowledging potential economic benefits.
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Senator Price Defends False Claim Linking Labor to Indian Migrant Vote Stacking
Liberal Senator Jacinta Price refused to apologize for falsely claiming Labor is prioritizing Indian migrants to gain votes, citing an ABC interview as the source of her statement, despite her party's subsequent retraction.
Senator Price Defends False Claim Linking Labor to Indian Migrant Vote Stacking
Liberal Senator Jacinta Price refused to apologize for falsely claiming Labor is prioritizing Indian migrants to gain votes, citing an ABC interview as the source of her statement, despite her party's subsequent retraction.
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48% Bias Score
NSW Labor's support for Shooters' hunting bill sparks gun control debate
NSW Labor's potential backing of a Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party bill to enshrine the right to hunt in NSW has ignited a fierce debate, reviving concerns about gun control and raising questions about political allegiances.
NSW Labor's support for Shooters' hunting bill sparks gun control debate
NSW Labor's potential backing of a Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party bill to enshrine the right to hunt in NSW has ignited a fierce debate, reviving concerns about gun control and raising questions about political allegiances.
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Yulia Navalnaya: Defying Putin from Exile
Yulia Navalnaya, widow of slain Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, continues her anti-corruption campaign from exile, urging tougher sanctions on Putin's regime and defying threats against her safety.
Yulia Navalnaya: Defying Putin from Exile
Yulia Navalnaya, widow of slain Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, continues her anti-corruption campaign from exile, urging tougher sanctions on Putin's regime and defying threats against her safety.
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44% Bias Score
AUKUS Pact: Coalition Urges Trump Administration to Maintain Commitment
A high-level coalition of former ministers and military leaders is urging the Trump administration not to abandon the AUKUS pact, emphasizing its strategic importance despite production challenges.
AUKUS Pact: Coalition Urges Trump Administration to Maintain Commitment
A high-level coalition of former ministers and military leaders is urging the Trump administration not to abandon the AUKUS pact, emphasizing its strategic importance despite production challenges.
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56% Bias Score
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