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Australia to Create National Childcare Database After Abuse Allegations
Australia's childcare industry faces intense scrutiny after multiple child abuse allegations, prompting the government to convene a meeting to implement a long-overdue national Working with Children check database recommended a decade ago by a Royal Commission.
Australia to Create National Childcare Database After Abuse Allegations
Australia's childcare industry faces intense scrutiny after multiple child abuse allegations, prompting the government to convene a meeting to implement a long-overdue national Working with Children check database recommended a decade ago by a Royal Commission.
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36% Bias Score


Eastern Barred Bandicoot Recovery: From Extinction to Thriving Population
The eastern barred bandicoot, once declared "extinct in the wild," has made a remarkable recovery thanks to a captive breeding program and successful reintroduction to predator-free islands, but faces ongoing threats from domestic and feral cats.
Eastern Barred Bandicoot Recovery: From Extinction to Thriving Population
The eastern barred bandicoot, once declared "extinct in the wild," has made a remarkable recovery thanks to a captive breeding program and successful reintroduction to predator-free islands, but faces ongoing threats from domestic and feral cats.
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40% Bias Score


Queensland Government Revokes Chief Health Officer Appointment, Sparking Legal Challenge
Dr. Krispin Hajkowicz is considering legal action after the Queensland government reversed its decision to appoint him as Chief Health Officer, citing his 2021 resignation from the same post under a previous administration, despite his recent successful application through a merit-based process, spa...
Queensland Government Revokes Chief Health Officer Appointment, Sparking Legal Challenge
Dr. Krispin Hajkowicz is considering legal action after the Queensland government reversed its decision to appoint him as Chief Health Officer, citing his 2021 resignation from the same post under a previous administration, despite his recent successful application through a merit-based process, spa...
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52% Bias Score


Trump-Putin Summit Raises Concerns Over Ukraine Concessions
President Trump will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ukraine; concerns exist regarding potential concessions to Russia at Ukraine's expense due to Trump's prioritization of personal relationships with strongmen leaders and a perceived...
Trump-Putin Summit Raises Concerns Over Ukraine Concessions
President Trump will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ukraine; concerns exist regarding potential concessions to Russia at Ukraine's expense due to Trump's prioritization of personal relationships with strongmen leaders and a perceived...
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44% Bias Score


Sydney Builds Australia's Largest Rail Cavern for New Metro Station
Sydney is constructing Hunter Street, a massive underground metro station for the $25.3 billion Metro West line, set to open in 2032 and handle 40,000 passengers hourly, requiring significant engineering solutions due to its shallow depth and proximity to existing infrastructure.
Sydney Builds Australia's Largest Rail Cavern for New Metro Station
Sydney is constructing Hunter Street, a massive underground metro station for the $25.3 billion Metro West line, set to open in 2032 and handle 40,000 passengers hourly, requiring significant engineering solutions due to its shallow depth and proximity to existing infrastructure.
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48% Bias Score


Judge Slams Lawyers for Unverified AI in Murder Case
A Melbourne judge criticized lawyers for submitting AI-generated legal documents containing errors to the court, resulting in the defense and prosecution's apologies and highlighting the importance of verifying AI-produced content in legal proceedings. A 16-year-old boy was found not guilty of murde...
Judge Slams Lawyers for Unverified AI in Murder Case
A Melbourne judge criticized lawyers for submitting AI-generated legal documents containing errors to the court, resulting in the defense and prosecution's apologies and highlighting the importance of verifying AI-produced content in legal proceedings. A 16-year-old boy was found not guilty of murde...
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40% Bias Score

David Stratton: A Legacy in Australian Cinema
David Stratton, a renowned Australian film critic who died recently, profoundly influenced Australian cinema through his writing, film programming, mentorship of filmmakers, and advocacy against censorship, leaving a lasting legacy on the industry.

David Stratton: A Legacy in Australian Cinema
David Stratton, a renowned Australian film critic who died recently, profoundly influenced Australian cinema through his writing, film programming, mentorship of filmmakers, and advocacy against censorship, leaving a lasting legacy on the industry.
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44% Bias Score

Court Halts Moreton Bay Evictions of Homeless Encampments
A judge ordered Moreton Bay Council to stop clearing homeless encampments in public parks following an eviction in April where shelters were destroyed and residents' belongings removed. The council had banned camping on public land in March, with fines up to $8000.

Court Halts Moreton Bay Evictions of Homeless Encampments
A judge ordered Moreton Bay Council to stop clearing homeless encampments in public parks following an eviction in April where shelters were destroyed and residents' belongings removed. The council had banned camping on public land in March, with fines up to $8000.
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52% Bias Score

Melbourne's West: Youth Unemployment Soars Despite Overall Job Growth
Melbourne's western suburbs are experiencing a paradox: while overall unemployment is falling, youth unemployment is rising sharply to 14 percent, creating a vulnerable workforce struggling with limited local opportunities and poor public transport access, particularly to newly developed areas.

Melbourne's West: Youth Unemployment Soars Despite Overall Job Growth
Melbourne's western suburbs are experiencing a paradox: while overall unemployment is falling, youth unemployment is rising sharply to 14 percent, creating a vulnerable workforce struggling with limited local opportunities and poor public transport access, particularly to newly developed areas.
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52% Bias Score

Genius Childcare Collapse: Misquitta Fined, Faces Further Investigation
Darren Misquitta, head of the collapsed Genius childcare group, received a $4000 fine for handling $120,000 in fraudulently obtained funds; however, administrators allege further corporate law breaches, resulting in over $115 million in debt and unpaid wages, prompting ASIC investigation.

Genius Childcare Collapse: Misquitta Fined, Faces Further Investigation
Darren Misquitta, head of the collapsed Genius childcare group, received a $4000 fine for handling $120,000 in fraudulently obtained funds; however, administrators allege further corporate law breaches, resulting in over $115 million in debt and unpaid wages, prompting ASIC investigation.
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56% Bias Score

VR Experience Immerses Viewers in Australian Flood Victims' Memories
The World Came Flooding In," a VR experience by Isobel Knowles and Van Sowerwine, premiered at ACMI in Melbourne from August 21-24, 2024, using photogrammetry and cardboard miniatures to immerse viewers in the memories and experiences of Australian flood victims, fostering empathy for climate change...

VR Experience Immerses Viewers in Australian Flood Victims' Memories
The World Came Flooding In," a VR experience by Isobel Knowles and Van Sowerwine, premiered at ACMI in Melbourne from August 21-24, 2024, using photogrammetry and cardboard miniatures to immerse viewers in the memories and experiences of Australian flood victims, fostering empathy for climate change...
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24% Bias Score

Albanese Warns Media Against Hamas Propaganda Amidst Palestine Recognition Controversy
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cautioned the media against Hamas propaganda after a statement from a Hamas Telegram channel denied comments attributed to imprisoned official Hassan Yousef praising Australia's recognition of Palestine, while simultaneously urging international isolation o...

Albanese Warns Media Against Hamas Propaganda Amidst Palestine Recognition Controversy
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cautioned the media against Hamas propaganda after a statement from a Hamas Telegram channel denied comments attributed to imprisoned official Hassan Yousef praising Australia's recognition of Palestine, while simultaneously urging international isolation o...
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44% Bias Score
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