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Iranian Filmmaker Secretly Flees Iran After Cannes Win
Iranian film director Jafar Panahi, winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes for "It Was Just An Accident," secretly left Iran for Australia after facing potential arrest for his film, which subtly criticizes the government; his Sydney Film Festival appearance was kept secret until his arrival.
Iranian Filmmaker Secretly Flees Iran After Cannes Win
Iranian film director Jafar Panahi, winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes for "It Was Just An Accident," secretly left Iran for Australia after facing potential arrest for his film, which subtly criticizes the government; his Sydney Film Festival appearance was kept secret until his arrival.
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44% Bias Score
Australia's Economic Growth Slows to 0.2 Percent in March Quarter
Australia's March quarter GDP growth slowed to 0.2 percent, driven by reduced government spending and stronger private investment, with household savings rising to 5.2 percent.
Australia's Economic Growth Slows to 0.2 Percent in March Quarter
Australia's March quarter GDP growth slowed to 0.2 percent, driven by reduced government spending and stronger private investment, with household savings rising to 5.2 percent.
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48% Bias Score
RBA Expected to Deliver Multiple Interest Rate Cuts
Australia's Reserve Bank is expected to cut interest rates several times by December 2023, potentially saving homebuyers hundreds of dollars monthly, due to slower-than-expected economic growth and moderating inflation; however, concerns exist about potential property price increases.
RBA Expected to Deliver Multiple Interest Rate Cuts
Australia's Reserve Bank is expected to cut interest rates several times by December 2023, potentially saving homebuyers hundreds of dollars monthly, due to slower-than-expected economic growth and moderating inflation; however, concerns exist about potential property price increases.
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40% Bias Score
Cubby Cafe: Farm-to-Table Brunch in a Permaculture Setting
Cubby Cafe, a farm-to-table brunch spot in Forrestdale, Australia, is part of the 11 Acre Farm permaculture project, which includes a petting zoo and children's play area, showcasing sustainable practices and community engagement.
Cubby Cafe: Farm-to-Table Brunch in a Permaculture Setting
Cubby Cafe, a farm-to-table brunch spot in Forrestdale, Australia, is part of the 11 Acre Farm permaculture project, which includes a petting zoo and children's play area, showcasing sustainable practices and community engagement.
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56% Bias Score
Ten Criminal Blunders: Case Studies in Poor Judgment
Ten case studies reveal critical errors in judgment made by various criminals, leading to arrests, convictions, and even death, highlighting themes of underestimating law enforcement and neglecting basic safety and operational procedures.
Ten Criminal Blunders: Case Studies in Poor Judgment
Ten case studies reveal critical errors in judgment made by various criminals, leading to arrests, convictions, and even death, highlighting themes of underestimating law enforcement and neglecting basic safety and operational procedures.
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64% Bias Score
PromarkerEso Blood Test Shows High Accuracy in Detecting Oesophageal Cancer
Proteomics International Laboratories' PromarkerEso blood test for oesophageal cancer showed 91.4% accuracy in detecting the cancer and 98.9% accuracy in identifying those without it in a 259-person study, exceeding the accuracy of existing tests and paving the way for commercial release.
PromarkerEso Blood Test Shows High Accuracy in Detecting Oesophageal Cancer
Proteomics International Laboratories' PromarkerEso blood test for oesophageal cancer showed 91.4% accuracy in detecting the cancer and 98.9% accuracy in identifying those without it in a 259-person study, exceeding the accuracy of existing tests and paving the way for commercial release.
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56% Bias Score
Victorian Hospital Errors: 112 Deaths, Rise in Suicides
Victoria's 2023-24 hospital error report reveals 193 sentinel events (112 deaths), including a threefold rise in suspected suicides in acute psychiatric units (six deaths), and a rise in wrong-site surgeries (three deaths) and retained objects (two life-threatening cases).
Victorian Hospital Errors: 112 Deaths, Rise in Suicides
Victoria's 2023-24 hospital error report reveals 193 sentinel events (112 deaths), including a threefold rise in suspected suicides in acute psychiatric units (six deaths), and a rise in wrong-site surgeries (three deaths) and retained objects (two life-threatening cases).
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16% Bias Score
Compound Interest: The Secret to a Million Dollars by Age 60
A parent shares how teaching their children the principle of compound interest and the value of early saving and investing transforms their financial outlook and highlights the need for financial education in schools and at home.
Compound Interest: The Secret to a Million Dollars by Age 60
A parent shares how teaching their children the principle of compound interest and the value of early saving and investing transforms their financial outlook and highlights the need for financial education in schools and at home.
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40% Bias Score
Liverpool Biennial Showcases Art in Unique City Spaces
The 2025 Liverpool Biennial, Britain's largest contemporary art festival, opened recently and runs until September, exhibiting works in unusual locations; other major biennials are currently underway in Berlin, London, and Venice.
Liverpool Biennial Showcases Art in Unique City Spaces
The 2025 Liverpool Biennial, Britain's largest contemporary art festival, opened recently and runs until September, exhibiting works in unusual locations; other major biennials are currently underway in Berlin, London, and Venice.
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28% Bias Score
Driver Reviver Sites in Australia Decline by 27 Percent
Australia's Driver Reviver program, offering free refreshments and respite to drivers, has seen a 27.3 percent drop in operational sites since its peak, falling from approximately 220 to 160, due to factors including urban growth, road upgrades, and fewer volunteers.
Driver Reviver Sites in Australia Decline by 27 Percent
Australia's Driver Reviver program, offering free refreshments and respite to drivers, has seen a 27.3 percent drop in operational sites since its peak, falling from approximately 220 to 160, due to factors including urban growth, road upgrades, and fewer volunteers.
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32% Bias Score
Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism Surge After Hamas Attack
The October 7th Hamas attack on Israel sparked a wave of anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist sentiments fueled by social media, marked by selective outrage and double standards, overshadowing the historical context and the roles of other actors.
Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism Surge After Hamas Attack
The October 7th Hamas attack on Israel sparked a wave of anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist sentiments fueled by social media, marked by selective outrage and double standards, overshadowing the historical context and the roles of other actors.
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72% Bias Score
Heirs Sue to Remove Executors of $1.7 Billion Estate
Heirs Amy Goldman Fowler and Steven Gurney-Goldman are suing to remove Jane and Diane Goldman from managing Lillian Goldman's $1.7 billion estate, alleging asset mismanagement and Diane's incapacity; the dispute stems from Sol Goldman's 1987 death and a 2002 divorce proceeding.
Heirs Sue to Remove Executors of $1.7 Billion Estate
Heirs Amy Goldman Fowler and Steven Gurney-Goldman are suing to remove Jane and Diane Goldman from managing Lillian Goldman's $1.7 billion estate, alleging asset mismanagement and Diane's incapacity; the dispute stems from Sol Goldman's 1987 death and a 2002 divorce proceeding.
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56% Bias Score
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