Sydney Arson Attacks Highlight Failure of Hate Speech Laws
Arson attacks on a Sydney mosque and Jewish kindergarten prompted widespread condemnation and calls for unity; NSW's plan for stricter hate speech laws faces expert criticism; nine arrests have been made, yet antisemitic and anti-Muslim incidents persist.
Sydney Arson Attacks Highlight Failure of Hate Speech Laws
Arson attacks on a Sydney mosque and Jewish kindergarten prompted widespread condemnation and calls for unity; NSW's plan for stricter hate speech laws faces expert criticism; nine arrests have been made, yet antisemitic and anti-Muslim incidents persist.
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48% Bias Score
Qantas Frequent Flyer Program Overhaul: Increased Points Earned, Higher Redemption Costs
Qantas is updating its Frequent Flyer program, increasing points earned on domestic flights by up to 25% from July, but also raising points needed for reward seats and upgrades by 15% from August, impacting 13,000 daily classic reward seat bookings.
Qantas Frequent Flyer Program Overhaul: Increased Points Earned, Higher Redemption Costs
Qantas is updating its Frequent Flyer program, increasing points earned on domestic flights by up to 25% from July, but also raising points needed for reward seats and upgrades by 15% from August, impacting 13,000 daily classic reward seat bookings.
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36% Bias Score
Albanese's Desperate Bid to Save Australian Labor Government
Facing a potential electoral defeat in Australia's 2024 election, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has intensified his campaign efforts, despite policy achievements like the Housing Australia Future Fund and tax cuts, due to waning popularity driven by communication issues and economic concerns.
Albanese's Desperate Bid to Save Australian Labor Government
Facing a potential electoral defeat in Australia's 2024 election, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has intensified his campaign efforts, despite policy achievements like the Housing Australia Future Fund and tax cuts, due to waning popularity driven by communication issues and economic concerns.
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60% Bias Score
Navarro Criticizes Australian Open's Video Review Policy and Lack of Let Machine
Following her Australian Open quarter-final loss to Iga Swiatek, Emma Navarro criticized the tournament's video review policy, which prevented a review of a potential double bounce, and lack of a let machine, echoing similar criticism from Alexander Zverev.
Navarro Criticizes Australian Open's Video Review Policy and Lack of Let Machine
Following her Australian Open quarter-final loss to Iga Swiatek, Emma Navarro criticized the tournament's video review policy, which prevented a review of a potential double bounce, and lack of a let machine, echoing similar criticism from Alexander Zverev.
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36% Bias Score
Analysis of Janine Perrett's Australian Political Commentary (2021-2022)
Janine Perrett, an opinion columnist, wrote multiple articles between June 2021 and April 2022 analyzing Australian political leadership, scandals, and public perception, focusing on ethical conduct and accountability.
Analysis of Janine Perrett's Australian Political Commentary (2021-2022)
Janine Perrett, an opinion columnist, wrote multiple articles between June 2021 and April 2022 analyzing Australian political leadership, scandals, and public perception, focusing on ethical conduct and accountability.
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40% Bias Score
20 Weird Facts About Australian History
This article presents 20 unusual facts about Australian history, ranging from a war against emus to the invention of Wi-Fi and the nation's first St Vincent de Paul society, highlighting both successes and failures, and demonstrating Australia's unique cultural evolution.
20 Weird Facts About Australian History
This article presents 20 unusual facts about Australian history, ranging from a war against emus to the invention of Wi-Fi and the nation's first St Vincent de Paul society, highlighting both successes and failures, and demonstrating Australia's unique cultural evolution.
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24% Bias Score
Sinner Crushes de Minaur, Advances to Australian Open Semifinals
Jannik Sinner defeated Alex de Minaur in straight sets (6-3, 6-2, 6-1) at the Australian Open quarterfinals on Wednesday, overcoming prior health concerns to advance to the semifinals against Ben Shelton.
Sinner Crushes de Minaur, Advances to Australian Open Semifinals
Jannik Sinner defeated Alex de Minaur in straight sets (6-3, 6-2, 6-1) at the Australian Open quarterfinals on Wednesday, overcoming prior health concerns to advance to the semifinals against Ben Shelton.
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44% Bias Score
Australia's Housing Market Shifts from Seller's to Buyer's Market
Increased residential listings in Australia, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne (up 50 percent in some areas), coupled with a December 2024 drop in national property values, signal a shift from a seller's to a buyer's market, driven by high interest rates, cost-of-living pressures, and sellers ant...
Australia's Housing Market Shifts from Seller's to Buyer's Market
Increased residential listings in Australia, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne (up 50 percent in some areas), coupled with a December 2024 drop in national property values, signal a shift from a seller's to a buyer's market, driven by high interest rates, cost-of-living pressures, and sellers ant...
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40% Bias Score
Melbourne Stalker Jailed for Distributing Intimate Images
A Melbourne court sentenced 49-year-old Martyn Boylan to 20 months' jail and a 30-month community corrections order for stalking two women, distributing intimate images to their workplaces, and other abusive actions, despite previous convictions and behavioral programs.
Melbourne Stalker Jailed for Distributing Intimate Images
A Melbourne court sentenced 49-year-old Martyn Boylan to 20 months' jail and a 30-month community corrections order for stalking two women, distributing intimate images to their workplaces, and other abusive actions, despite previous convictions and behavioral programs.
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20% Bias Score
Sinner Dominates De Minaur in Australian Open Quarter-Final
Jannik Sinner decisively defeated Alex de Minaur 6-3, 6-2, 6-1 in the Australian Open quarter-final on January 26th, showcasing Sinner's dominance and de Minaur's struggles against his superior game, especially Sinner's serve which de Minaur failed to win a point on for four straight games.
Sinner Dominates De Minaur in Australian Open Quarter-Final
Jannik Sinner decisively defeated Alex de Minaur 6-3, 6-2, 6-1 in the Australian Open quarter-final on January 26th, showcasing Sinner's dominance and de Minaur's struggles against his superior game, especially Sinner's serve which de Minaur failed to win a point on for four straight games.
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48% Bias Score
We Live in Time": Non-linear Romcom Explores Love and Resilience
We Live in Time", a British romantic comedy released January 23, follows the relationship of chef Almut and marketer Tobias, using a non-linear narrative to depict their enduring love amidst Almut's recurring cancer battles, showcasing their humor and resilience through unconventional events.
We Live in Time": Non-linear Romcom Explores Love and Resilience
We Live in Time", a British romantic comedy released January 23, follows the relationship of chef Almut and marketer Tobias, using a non-linear narrative to depict their enduring love amidst Almut's recurring cancer battles, showcasing their humor and resilience through unconventional events.
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16% Bias Score
P&O Cruise Staff's KKK-Like Costumes Spark Outrage
Eight housekeepers on a P&O Cruises Australia ship wore costumes resembling Ku Klux Klan attire during a Christmas event, causing offense among passengers; the company apologized, stating the costumes were intended to be snow cones.
P&O Cruise Staff's KKK-Like Costumes Spark Outrage
Eight housekeepers on a P&O Cruises Australia ship wore costumes resembling Ku Klux Klan attire during a Christmas event, causing offense among passengers; the company apologized, stating the costumes were intended to be snow cones.
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56% Bias Score