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Harrods Sex Scandal: 14 Australians Among 250 Accusing Al-Fayed Brothers of Abuse
Fourteen Australian women are among over 250 alleging sexual assault by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed and his brother, Ali, during their employment at the London department store; invasive medical examinations were allegedly used to facilitate the abuse.
Harrods Sex Scandal: 14 Australians Among 250 Accusing Al-Fayed Brothers of Abuse
Fourteen Australian women are among over 250 alleging sexual assault by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed and his brother, Ali, during their employment at the London department store; invasive medical examinations were allegedly used to facilitate the abuse.
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28% Bias Score
Afghan Cricketers Find Asylum and Voice in "My Melbourne
My Melbourne," a portmanteau film, tells the story of Afghan refugee sisters, who were members of Afghanistan's women's cricket team, and their escape from the Taliban, highlighting their asylum in Australia and their subsequent contributions to the film.
Afghan Cricketers Find Asylum and Voice in "My Melbourne
My Melbourne," a portmanteau film, tells the story of Afghan refugee sisters, who were members of Afghanistan's women's cricket team, and their escape from the Taliban, highlighting their asylum in Australia and their subsequent contributions to the film.
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48% Bias Score
Coalition's Plan to End Flexible Work for Public Servants Sparks Gender Equality Debate
The Australian Coalition plans to force public servants back into the office five days a week, reversing a 2023 agreement that allows flexible work. This decision is criticized for potentially harming women's careers and economic contributions, while the government claims it aims to boost productivi...
Coalition's Plan to End Flexible Work for Public Servants Sparks Gender Equality Debate
The Australian Coalition plans to force public servants back into the office five days a week, reversing a 2023 agreement that allows flexible work. This decision is criticized for potentially harming women's careers and economic contributions, while the government claims it aims to boost productivi...
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52% Bias Score
Cyclone Alfred Brings Flooding, One Death to Northern NSW
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred's landfall near Brisbane on Saturday caused flooding and damage in northern NSW, resulting in one fatality, 13 injuries, and over 10,390 emergency calls to NSW SES; Lismore faces major flooding on Sunday.
Cyclone Alfred Brings Flooding, One Death to Northern NSW
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred's landfall near Brisbane on Saturday caused flooding and damage in northern NSW, resulting in one fatality, 13 injuries, and over 10,390 emergency calls to NSW SES; Lismore faces major flooding on Sunday.
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20% Bias Score
WA Labor Wins Second-Best Election Result Amidst Regional Losses and Independent Surge
In the Western Australian state election, Labor secured at least 40 seats with an 18 percent swing in their primary vote, while the Liberals won only 7 seats; however, Labor experienced significant losses in regional areas and faced challenges from independent candidates.
WA Labor Wins Second-Best Election Result Amidst Regional Losses and Independent Surge
In the Western Australian state election, Labor secured at least 40 seats with an 18 percent swing in their primary vote, while the Liberals won only 7 seats; however, Labor experienced significant losses in regional areas and faced challenges from independent candidates.
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40% Bias Score
Singapore's Execution of Drug Smuggler Highlights Strict Laws and Public Protest
Singapore executed Malaysian national Pannir Selvam for drug smuggling despite a last-minute stay, highlighting the country's strict drug laws and the contrast with other developed nations; public protests, though restricted, reveal tensions between the government's control and citizens' rights.
Singapore's Execution of Drug Smuggler Highlights Strict Laws and Public Protest
Singapore executed Malaysian national Pannir Selvam for drug smuggling despite a last-minute stay, highlighting the country's strict drug laws and the contrast with other developed nations; public protests, though restricted, reveal tensions between the government's control and citizens' rights.
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52% Bias Score
Over 1000 Dead in Syria Coastal Clashes; Inclusive Governance Questioned
Over 1000 people died in two days of clashes in Syria's coastal region between security forces and fighters loyal to the Assad regime; the violence, which includes reports of executions, has displaced thousands and raises concerns about the new ruling authority's ability to govern inclusively.
Over 1000 Dead in Syria Coastal Clashes; Inclusive Governance Questioned
Over 1000 people died in two days of clashes in Syria's coastal region between security forces and fighters loyal to the Assad regime; the violence, which includes reports of executions, has displaced thousands and raises concerns about the new ruling authority's ability to govern inclusively.
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44% Bias Score
Australia Considers Ukraine Peacekeeping Force Amidst Opposition and Geopolitical Tensions
Australia is considering joining a multinational peacekeeping force in Ukraine following discussions between Prime Ministers Starmer and Albanese, while facing domestic opposition and resource constraints; Air Vice Marshal Di Turton will attend key European defense meetings this week.
Australia Considers Ukraine Peacekeeping Force Amidst Opposition and Geopolitical Tensions
Australia is considering joining a multinational peacekeeping force in Ukraine following discussions between Prime Ministers Starmer and Albanese, while facing domestic opposition and resource constraints; Air Vice Marshal Di Turton will attend key European defense meetings this week.
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52% Bias Score
ADF Personnel Injured in NSW Cyclone Relief Effort
Twelve Australian Defence Force soldiers were injured, two seriously, in a road accident near Lismore, NSW, on Saturday while assisting with ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred relief efforts, prompting debate about the military's role in natural disasters.
ADF Personnel Injured in NSW Cyclone Relief Effort
Twelve Australian Defence Force soldiers were injured, two seriously, in a road accident near Lismore, NSW, on Saturday while assisting with ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred relief efforts, prompting debate about the military's role in natural disasters.
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44% Bias Score
Urgent Airport Security Reviews Ordered After Gunman Incident
Following a security breach at Avalon Airport, where a 17-year-old allegedly boarded a plane with a firearm and claimed to have explosives, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke ordered nine regional airports—Avalon, Newcastle, Hobart, Launceston, Sunshine Coast, Alice Springs, Townsville, Mackay, and Ro...
Urgent Airport Security Reviews Ordered After Gunman Incident
Following a security breach at Avalon Airport, where a 17-year-old allegedly boarded a plane with a firearm and claimed to have explosives, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke ordered nine regional airports—Avalon, Newcastle, Hobart, Launceston, Sunshine Coast, Alice Springs, Townsville, Mackay, and Ro...
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40% Bias Score
China's Growth Target Amidst US Tariffs
China set a 5% growth target for 2025, despite increased US tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting consideration of stimulus measures to counteract potential economic slowdown and weighing financial risks against economic growth.
China's Growth Target Amidst US Tariffs
China set a 5% growth target for 2025, despite increased US tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting consideration of stimulus measures to counteract potential economic slowdown and weighing financial risks against economic growth.
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36% Bias Score
Australia's Inflation Surge: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Australia's inflation rate reached 7.8 percent in late 2022, driven by pandemic-related supply disruptions, massive government stimulus, and a self-fulfilling prophecy among businesses who used media coverage to justify significant price increases, even after supply issues resolved.
Australia's Inflation Surge: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Australia's inflation rate reached 7.8 percent in late 2022, driven by pandemic-related supply disruptions, massive government stimulus, and a self-fulfilling prophecy among businesses who used media coverage to justify significant price increases, even after supply issues resolved.
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52% Bias Score
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