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Detentions of Top Chinese Diplomats Fuel Speculation of Power Struggle
Chinese diplomat Liu Jianchao, once seen as a moderate, was reportedly detained in late July, along with his deputy, following the ousting of former foreign minister Qin Gang; these events are raising concerns about power struggles within the Chinese government and the future direction of Chinese fo...
Detentions of Top Chinese Diplomats Fuel Speculation of Power Struggle
Chinese diplomat Liu Jianchao, once seen as a moderate, was reportedly detained in late July, along with his deputy, following the ousting of former foreign minister Qin Gang; these events are raising concerns about power struggles within the Chinese government and the future direction of Chinese fo...
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52% Bias Score
Australian Universities Prioritize International Students Over Domestic Students
Australia's universities are prioritizing international students over domestic ones due to declining government funding and a focus on international rankings, leading to increased tuition costs and financial hardship for local students.
Australian Universities Prioritize International Students Over Domestic Students
Australia's universities are prioritizing international students over domestic ones due to declining government funding and a focus on international rankings, leading to increased tuition costs and financial hardship for local students.
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44% Bias Score
$150 Million Investment in Victorian Community Health to Save $554 Million Annually
Infrastructure Victoria recommends a $150 million to $300 million, five-year investment in Victoria's community health infrastructure to save $554 million annually and prevent 546,000 emergency department visits due to improved access and quality of care in currently dilapidated facilities.
$150 Million Investment in Victorian Community Health to Save $554 Million Annually
Infrastructure Victoria recommends a $150 million to $300 million, five-year investment in Victoria's community health infrastructure to save $554 million annually and prevent 546,000 emergency department visits due to improved access and quality of care in currently dilapidated facilities.
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48% Bias Score
NDIS Autism Surge Strains \$46 Billion Scheme
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) faces significant challenges as 70 percent of new participants in the past year were diagnosed with autism, mostly children, highlighting the scheme's transformation into a de facto early intervention system and raising concerns about its long-term fin...
NDIS Autism Surge Strains \$46 Billion Scheme
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) faces significant challenges as 70 percent of new participants in the past year were diagnosed with autism, mostly children, highlighting the scheme's transformation into a de facto early intervention system and raising concerns about its long-term fin...
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44% Bias Score
Australia to Spend \$1.3 Billion on Counter-Drone Technology
Australia will spend \$1.3 billion on counter-drone technology over the next decade, integrating military capabilities with civilian applications to protect Defence bases and significant events like the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, driven by observed rapid advancements in drone technology and the need fo...
Australia to Spend \$1.3 Billion on Counter-Drone Technology
Australia will spend \$1.3 billion on counter-drone technology over the next decade, integrating military capabilities with civilian applications to protect Defence bases and significant events like the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, driven by observed rapid advancements in drone technology and the need fo...
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44% Bias Score
Australia Considers Allowing Qualified Immigrants to Work
A proposal to allow qualified immigrant professionals to work in Australia won support at an economic roundtable; however, unions raised concerns about job displacement and the need for industry protections, while the government considers abolishing hundreds of nuisance tariffs.
Australia Considers Allowing Qualified Immigrants to Work
A proposal to allow qualified immigrant professionals to work in Australia won support at an economic roundtable; however, unions raised concerns about job displacement and the need for industry protections, while the government considers abolishing hundreds of nuisance tariffs.
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36% Bias Score
Pilot Energy Secures \$3.887M Refund, Repurposes Oil Field for Carbon Capture
Pilot Energy secured a \$3.887 million tax refund after ceasing production at the Cliff Head oil field, aiming to repurpose it as a carbon capture and storage facility within its Mid West Clean Energy project, which has attracted interest from a consortium of South Korean energy firms.
Pilot Energy Secures \$3.887M Refund, Repurposes Oil Field for Carbon Capture
Pilot Energy secured a \$3.887 million tax refund after ceasing production at the Cliff Head oil field, aiming to repurpose it as a carbon capture and storage facility within its Mid West Clean Energy project, which has attracted interest from a consortium of South Korean energy firms.
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40% Bias Score
Court Upholds APVO for Online Harassment of Transgender Woman
The NSW Court of Appeal upheld an Apprehended Personal Violence Order (APVO) against Kirralie Smith for cyberbullying transgender soccer player Stephanie Blanch, setting a precedent for using AVOs to combat online harassment, even if presented as political commentary.
Court Upholds APVO for Online Harassment of Transgender Woman
The NSW Court of Appeal upheld an Apprehended Personal Violence Order (APVO) against Kirralie Smith for cyberbullying transgender soccer player Stephanie Blanch, setting a precedent for using AVOs to combat online harassment, even if presented as political commentary.
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32% Bias Score
NSW Defunds Gambling Counselling Service Amidst Soaring Poker Machine Profits
NSW's decision to defund CECAL, a gambling counselling service receiving $707,985 over five years from a poker machine profit-offset scheme, will leave hundreds without support, highlighting the mismatch between gambling revenue and harm mitigation funding.
NSW Defunds Gambling Counselling Service Amidst Soaring Poker Machine Profits
NSW's decision to defund CECAL, a gambling counselling service receiving $707,985 over five years from a poker machine profit-offset scheme, will leave hundreds without support, highlighting the mismatch between gambling revenue and harm mitigation funding.
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48% Bias Score
Strong Public Support for Flexible Work Arrangements in Australia
A Resolve Political Monitor survey shows strong public support for flexible work arrangements, with 64% backing legislation to guarantee them, including majorities of both Coalition and Labor voters; this suggests significant political implications for the Labor party and unions pushing for these ch...
Strong Public Support for Flexible Work Arrangements in Australia
A Resolve Political Monitor survey shows strong public support for flexible work arrangements, with 64% backing legislation to guarantee them, including majorities of both Coalition and Labor voters; this suggests significant political implications for the Labor party and unions pushing for these ch...
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44% Bias Score
Sydney M6 Motorway Faces Further Delays Due to Sinkholes
The \$3.1 billion M6 motorway in Sydney faces further delays beyond the already delayed 2028 completion date due to geotechnical issues, with the NSW roads minister unable to provide a new timeframe pending a technical solution to sinkholes that caused a work stoppage.
Sydney M6 Motorway Faces Further Delays Due to Sinkholes
The \$3.1 billion M6 motorway in Sydney faces further delays beyond the already delayed 2028 completion date due to geotechnical issues, with the NSW roads minister unable to provide a new timeframe pending a technical solution to sinkholes that caused a work stoppage.
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44% Bias Score
Noongar Director to Helm World Premiere of Tom Wright's 'Troy'
Ian Michael, a Noongar director, will helm the world premiere of Tom Wright's 'Troy' at Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre from September 4, replacing Matt Lutton; the production explores themes of cultural destruction and resonates with contemporary political issues.
Noongar Director to Helm World Premiere of Tom Wright's 'Troy'
Ian Michael, a Noongar director, will helm the world premiere of Tom Wright's 'Troy' at Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre from September 4, replacing Matt Lutton; the production explores themes of cultural destruction and resonates with contemporary political issues.
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32% Bias Score
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