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Queensland's Youth Justice Bill Faces Widespread Condemnation
Queensland's proposed youth justice law changes, introduced Thursday, are facing heavy criticism for violating human rights, ignoring evidence-based approaches, and disproportionately affecting vulnerable youth; despite concerns, the bill is likely to pass.
Queensland's Youth Justice Bill Faces Widespread Condemnation
Queensland's proposed youth justice law changes, introduced Thursday, are facing heavy criticism for violating human rights, ignoring evidence-based approaches, and disproportionately affecting vulnerable youth; despite concerns, the bill is likely to pass.
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40% Bias Score
Neuron E-Scooters Relaunch in Brisbane Amidst Safety Concerns
Neuron e-scooters are returning to Brisbane streets on Tuesday with 2500 scooters, following a safety campaign and contract renewal, after a rival company's contract was cancelled for violating regulations and operating unauthorized devices.
Neuron E-Scooters Relaunch in Brisbane Amidst Safety Concerns
Neuron e-scooters are returning to Brisbane streets on Tuesday with 2500 scooters, following a safety campaign and contract renewal, after a rival company's contract was cancelled for violating regulations and operating unauthorized devices.
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44% Bias Score
Bullock Targets Continued Winning Streak at Taree Races
Top jockey Aaron Bullock rides five horses at Taree races on Tuesday, aiming to continue his winning streak of over ten wins since November 10; his best chances are Oakfield Zena and Oakfield Peewee, both owned by Bruce Mackenzie.
Bullock Targets Continued Winning Streak at Taree Races
Top jockey Aaron Bullock rides five horses at Taree races on Tuesday, aiming to continue his winning streak of over ten wins since November 10; his best chances are Oakfield Zena and Oakfield Peewee, both owned by Bruce Mackenzie.
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32% Bias Score
Australian Gender Pay Gap: Women Effectively Work for Free for Almost Half the Year
In Australia, women effectively work for free from November 18th, 2024, due to a gender pay gap of 21.8% (WGEA data) that results in women earning $28,425 less annually than men on average.
Australian Gender Pay Gap: Women Effectively Work for Free for Almost Half the Year
In Australia, women effectively work for free from November 18th, 2024, due to a gender pay gap of 21.8% (WGEA data) that results in women earning $28,425 less annually than men on average.
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16% Bias Score
Union Secretary Accused of Defying Court Order After Threatening "Traitors"
Diana Asmar, secretary of the Health Workers Union Victoria, faces accusations of breaching a court order by firing seven staff allegedly linked to her perceived enemies, after a speech threatening "traitors."
Union Secretary Accused of Defying Court Order After Threatening "Traitors"
Diana Asmar, secretary of the Health Workers Union Victoria, faces accusations of breaching a court order by firing seven staff allegedly linked to her perceived enemies, after a speech threatening "traitors."
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0% Bias Score
NSW Out-of-Home Care Review Exposes Financial Irregularities
A review of NSW's $2 billion out-of-home care system found evidence of double-charging, inflated rents, and a real estate investment scheme potentially profiting from taxpayer funds, leading to 13 recommendations for improved governance and oversight.
NSW Out-of-Home Care Review Exposes Financial Irregularities
A review of NSW's $2 billion out-of-home care system found evidence of double-charging, inflated rents, and a real estate investment scheme potentially profiting from taxpayer funds, leading to 13 recommendations for improved governance and oversight.
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0% Bias Score
NSW Drug Summit: Similar Challenges, Uncertain Outcomes After 25 Years
A NSW drug summit, 25 years after a similar event, grapples with persistent issues of drug-related deaths (8.6 per 100,000), long wait times for treatment (1800+ weekly), and debates over decriminalization, mirroring past discussions while new funding is allocated.
NSW Drug Summit: Similar Challenges, Uncertain Outcomes After 25 Years
A NSW drug summit, 25 years after a similar event, grapples with persistent issues of drug-related deaths (8.6 per 100,000), long wait times for treatment (1800+ weekly), and debates over decriminalization, mirroring past discussions while new funding is allocated.
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52% Bias Score
Melbourne's Tipo 00 Celebrates a Decade of Culinary Excellence
Tipo 00, a Melbourne Italian restaurant, celebrated its 10th anniversary on December 3, 2024, marked by its continued critical acclaim and loyal customer base, showcasing high-quality pasta dishes and a welcoming atmosphere.
Melbourne's Tipo 00 Celebrates a Decade of Culinary Excellence
Tipo 00, a Melbourne Italian restaurant, celebrated its 10th anniversary on December 3, 2024, marked by its continued critical acclaim and loyal customer base, showcasing high-quality pasta dishes and a welcoming atmosphere.
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40% Bias Score
Darlinghurst Trattoria Avia Focuses on Handmade Ingredients
Avia, a new Darlinghurst trattoria, distinguishes itself through its commitment to handmade ingredients and traditional recipes, offering unique dishes like tripe pasta and a rose geranium tart while maintaining a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Darlinghurst Trattoria Avia Focuses on Handmade Ingredients
Avia, a new Darlinghurst trattoria, distinguishes itself through its commitment to handmade ingredients and traditional recipes, offering unique dishes like tripe pasta and a rose geranium tart while maintaining a warm and inviting atmosphere.
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28% Bias Score
Australia Targets Tech Giants with $50 Million Fines for Anti-Competitive App Store Practices
The Australian government announced new regulations to increase competition in the digital market, imposing fines of up to $50 million on companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung for anti-competitive app store practices, following a recent ban on under-16s using social media.
Australia Targets Tech Giants with $50 Million Fines for Anti-Competitive App Store Practices
The Australian government announced new regulations to increase competition in the digital market, imposing fines of up to $50 million on companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung for anti-competitive app store practices, following a recent ban on under-16s using social media.
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48% Bias Score
Syrian Insurgents Seize Aleppo, Raising Regional Conflict Fears
Syrian insurgents seized control of most of Aleppo on Saturday, prompting government airstrikes and raising concerns of regional conflict escalation as Iran pledged support to Syria, while the US closely monitors the situation.
Syrian Insurgents Seize Aleppo, Raising Regional Conflict Fears
Syrian insurgents seized control of most of Aleppo on Saturday, prompting government airstrikes and raising concerns of regional conflict escalation as Iran pledged support to Syria, while the US closely monitors the situation.
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0% Bias Score
Australia: Contradictory Laws on Youth Justice and Social Media
Queensland's new laws allow 10-year-olds to face adult sentencing for certain crimes, despite overcrowding in youth detention and conflicting with international standards; this occurs alongside a federal ban on under-16s using social media, raising questions about inconsistent treatment of youth.
Australia: Contradictory Laws on Youth Justice and Social Media
Queensland's new laws allow 10-year-olds to face adult sentencing for certain crimes, despite overcrowding in youth detention and conflicting with international standards; this occurs alongside a federal ban on under-16s using social media, raising questions about inconsistent treatment of youth.
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0% Bias Score
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