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Australia Recognizes Palestinian State
Australia officially recognized a Palestinian state, marking a shift in its foreign policy, aligning with other nations supporting a two-state solution, despite its limited immediate impact on the Middle East and potential strain on US relations.
Australia Recognizes Palestinian State
Australia officially recognized a Palestinian state, marking a shift in its foreign policy, aligning with other nations supporting a two-state solution, despite its limited immediate impact on the Middle East and potential strain on US relations.
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44% Bias Score
Western Sydney Airport to Implement First Remote Digital Air Traffic Control System in Australia
Western Sydney International Airport will become Australia's first airport without a traditional air traffic control tower, using a remote digital system with 25 high-resolution cameras and advanced technology to manage 200 daily flights, ensuring safety while improving efficiency; a model already i...
Western Sydney Airport to Implement First Remote Digital Air Traffic Control System in Australia
Western Sydney International Airport will become Australia's first airport without a traditional air traffic control tower, using a remote digital system with 25 high-resolution cameras and advanced technology to manage 200 daily flights, ensuring safety while improving efficiency; a model already i...
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48% Bias Score
Australian Mystery Series "Playing Gracie Darling" Premieres on Paramount+
Playing Gracie Darling," a six-episode Australian mystery series premiering on Paramount+ August 14, investigates the disappearance of a teenager in 1997 and a similar present-day case, intertwining supernatural elements with a small-town murder mystery.
Australian Mystery Series "Playing Gracie Darling" Premieres on Paramount+
Playing Gracie Darling," a six-episode Australian mystery series premiering on Paramount+ August 14, investigates the disappearance of a teenager in 1997 and a similar present-day case, intertwining supernatural elements with a small-town murder mystery.
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24% Bias Score
REIV Backs Reserve Price Disclosure to Combat Underquoting
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) now supports disclosing reserve prices before auctions and providing free building and pest reports, responding to an investigation showing widespread underquoting in Victoria and costing buyers thousands of dollars.
REIV Backs Reserve Price Disclosure to Combat Underquoting
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) now supports disclosing reserve prices before auctions and providing free building and pest reports, responding to an investigation showing widespread underquoting in Victoria and costing buyers thousands of dollars.
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40% Bias Score
WA Public Holiday Review: Economic Concerns Amidst Proposed Changes
Western Australia is considering changing its public holiday dates and adding two more, sparking debate over economic impacts and alignment with other states; a review of nearly 10,000 submissions shows strong support for change but business groups express concerns.
WA Public Holiday Review: Economic Concerns Amidst Proposed Changes
Western Australia is considering changing its public holiday dates and adding two more, sparking debate over economic impacts and alignment with other states; a review of nearly 10,000 submissions shows strong support for change but business groups express concerns.
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48% Bias Score
Hillgrove Antimony Mine to Employ Local Workforce, Avoiding FIFO Model
Larvotto Resources will open a $140 million antimony mine in Hillgrove, NSW, next year, employing a non-FIFO workforce to avoid the negative community impacts seen in Kalgoorlie, where a declining population and struggling businesses highlight the lack of community benefit from mining despite soarin...
Hillgrove Antimony Mine to Employ Local Workforce, Avoiding FIFO Model
Larvotto Resources will open a $140 million antimony mine in Hillgrove, NSW, next year, employing a non-FIFO workforce to avoid the negative community impacts seen in Kalgoorlie, where a declining population and struggling businesses highlight the lack of community benefit from mining despite soarin...
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52% Bias Score
Australia defeats South Africa by 17 runs in Darwin T20
Australia defeated South Africa by 17 runs in the first T20 match in Darwin, with Tim David's 83 runs and Josh Hazlewood's 3-27 proving decisive, despite South Africa's strong start from Ryan Rickelton (71).
Australia defeats South Africa by 17 runs in Darwin T20
Australia defeated South Africa by 17 runs in the first T20 match in Darwin, with Tim David's 83 runs and Josh Hazlewood's 3-27 proving decisive, despite South Africa's strong start from Ryan Rickelton (71).
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36% Bias Score
Australia Rejects Comprehensive AI Act Amidst Labor Party Divisions
The Australian Labor government is abandoning plans for a new AI regulatory act due to internal divisions, opting instead for a lighter-touch model using existing regulations; this decision comes despite union calls for worker protections and follows a Productivity Commission report estimating a pot...
Australia Rejects Comprehensive AI Act Amidst Labor Party Divisions
The Australian Labor government is abandoning plans for a new AI regulatory act due to internal divisions, opting instead for a lighter-touch model using existing regulations; this decision comes despite union calls for worker protections and follows a Productivity Commission report estimating a pot...
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52% Bias Score
REIV Responds to Underquoting Claims, Calls for Housing Affordability Solutions
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) responded to The Age's investigation into underquoting, arguing that while breaches occur, the majority of sales above quoted prices result from competitive bidding in a tight market. They propose a more proportionate enforcement system and reforms like r...
REIV Responds to Underquoting Claims, Calls for Housing Affordability Solutions
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) responded to The Age's investigation into underquoting, arguing that while breaches occur, the majority of sales above quoted prices result from competitive bidding in a tight market. They propose a more proportionate enforcement system and reforms like r...
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52% Bias Score
Albanese's Second Term: Delivering on Pledges Amidst Heightened Scrutiny
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's second term's first 100 days mirrored his first, focusing on policy delivery, including pledges to protect penalty rates, lower medicine costs, and cut student debt; however, unlike his first term, this second term faces increased scrutiny on solving exis...
Albanese's Second Term: Delivering on Pledges Amidst Heightened Scrutiny
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's second term's first 100 days mirrored his first, focusing on policy delivery, including pledges to protect penalty rates, lower medicine costs, and cut student debt; however, unlike his first term, this second term faces increased scrutiny on solving exis...
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40% Bias Score
Caslick's Injury Sidelines Wallaroos Star for Rugby World Cup
Olympic gold medalist Charlotte Caslick is out of the Rugby World Cup due to a syndesmosis ankle injury; 18-year-old Manua Moleka replaces her on the Australian Wallaroos team departing for England on Monday, impacting their chances in the tournament starting August 23rd.
Caslick's Injury Sidelines Wallaroos Star for Rugby World Cup
Olympic gold medalist Charlotte Caslick is out of the Rugby World Cup due to a syndesmosis ankle injury; 18-year-old Manua Moleka replaces her on the Australian Wallaroos team departing for England on Monday, impacting their chances in the tournament starting August 23rd.
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56% Bias Score
Australian Court Upholds Visa Denial for Chinese Drone Researcher
A Chinese drone researcher's student visa appeal was denied by the Australian Federal Court due to concerns about his potential association with weapons of mass destruction, despite his proposed research focusing on civilian search and rescue drone technology.
Australian Court Upholds Visa Denial for Chinese Drone Researcher
A Chinese drone researcher's student visa appeal was denied by the Australian Federal Court due to concerns about his potential association with weapons of mass destruction, despite his proposed research focusing on civilian search and rescue drone technology.
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52% Bias Score
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