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Neo-Nazi March in Melbourne: Police Escort Amidst Assault and Lack of Arrests
Around 100 masked neo-Nazis marched through Melbourne's CBD on Saturday, escorted by police who prioritized public order; one counter-protester was assaulted, and no arrests were made despite the display of hateful symbols and banners.
Neo-Nazi March in Melbourne: Police Escort Amidst Assault and Lack of Arrests
Around 100 masked neo-Nazis marched through Melbourne's CBD on Saturday, escorted by police who prioritized public order; one counter-protester was assaulted, and no arrests were made despite the display of hateful symbols and banners.
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44% Bias Score
TAC Sues Royal Melbourne Surgeons for Alleged Millions in Billing Fraud
Victoria's Transport Accident Commission (TAC) will sue Royal Melbourne Hospital surgeons for allegedly fraudulent billing, involving millions of dollars and thousands of patients, with allegations including billing for unperformed procedures and false assistant surgeon fee claims.
TAC Sues Royal Melbourne Surgeons for Alleged Millions in Billing Fraud
Victoria's Transport Accident Commission (TAC) will sue Royal Melbourne Hospital surgeons for allegedly fraudulent billing, involving millions of dollars and thousands of patients, with allegations including billing for unperformed procedures and false assistant surgeon fee claims.
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52% Bias Score
Rosin's "End of Men" Prediction: A Decade of Societal Backlash
Hanna Rosin's keynote speech at the Women in Media conference, a decade after publishing "The End of Men," highlights the accuracy of her predictions about job market shifts disadvantaging men and the resulting societal polarization; the lack of support for men's adaptation to changing gender roles ...
Rosin's "End of Men" Prediction: A Decade of Societal Backlash
Hanna Rosin's keynote speech at the Women in Media conference, a decade after publishing "The End of Men," highlights the accuracy of her predictions about job market shifts disadvantaging men and the resulting societal polarization; the lack of support for men's adaptation to changing gender roles ...
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52% Bias Score
Suppressed Evidence in Patterson Murder Trial Revealed
A Gippsland jury convicted Erin Patterson of murder, but crucial evidence detailing alleged prior poisoning attempts against her ex-husband and online searches for poisons was suppressed during the trial; this information, including details of hospitalizations and specific meals, has now been releas...
Suppressed Evidence in Patterson Murder Trial Revealed
A Gippsland jury convicted Erin Patterson of murder, but crucial evidence detailing alleged prior poisoning attempts against her ex-husband and online searches for poisons was suppressed during the trial; this information, including details of hospitalizations and specific meals, has now been releas...
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32% Bias Score
Medicare Funding for Gender-Affirming Surgeries Delayed Pending Further Research
Australia's Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC) delayed a Medicare funding application for 30 gender-affirming surgeries due to insufficient long-term outcome data, despite acknowledging unmet clinical needs and receiving over 2700 mostly supportive submissions; the committee requested furthe...
Medicare Funding for Gender-Affirming Surgeries Delayed Pending Further Research
Australia's Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC) delayed a Medicare funding application for 30 gender-affirming surgeries due to insufficient long-term outcome data, despite acknowledging unmet clinical needs and receiving over 2700 mostly supportive submissions; the committee requested furthe...
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36% Bias Score
Erin Patterson Trial: Family Poisoning Suspicions Culminate in Murder Conviction
Erin Patterson, a true crime enthusiast, stood trial for the murder of her in-laws and Simon Patterson's parents after they suffered multi-organ failure from a meal she prepared; suspicions arose when Simon fell ill after meals prepared by Patterson.
Erin Patterson Trial: Family Poisoning Suspicions Culminate in Murder Conviction
Erin Patterson, a true crime enthusiast, stood trial for the murder of her in-laws and Simon Patterson's parents after they suffered multi-organ failure from a meal she prepared; suspicions arose when Simon fell ill after meals prepared by Patterson.
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40% Bias Score
Montebello Islands Nuclear Test Legacy: Contamination and Health Impacts
Descendants of Australian servicemen involved in British nuclear tests at the Montebello Islands in the 1950s have returned to the site, discovering elevated plutonium levels in the sediment up to 4500 times greater than other parts of the WA coastline and uncovering a legacy of death, illness, and ...
Montebello Islands Nuclear Test Legacy: Contamination and Health Impacts
Descendants of Australian servicemen involved in British nuclear tests at the Montebello Islands in the 1950s have returned to the site, discovering elevated plutonium levels in the sediment up to 4500 times greater than other parts of the WA coastline and uncovering a legacy of death, illness, and ...
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40% Bias Score
China's EV Price War Sparks Government Intervention
China's EV market is facing a severe price war due to overcapacity, leading to heavy discounting and warnings of mass consolidation from analysts and the Chinese government, which is now aiming to rein in 'disorderly competition' across multiple sectors.
China's EV Price War Sparks Government Intervention
China's EV market is facing a severe price war due to overcapacity, leading to heavy discounting and warnings of mass consolidation from analysts and the Chinese government, which is now aiming to rein in 'disorderly competition' across multiple sectors.
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44% Bias Score
Hiroshima Survivor to Share Testimony in Sydney
88-year-old Hiroshima atomic bombing survivor Keiko Ogura will visit Sydney this week to share her harrowing firsthand account of the August 6, 1945, bombing, emphasizing the devastating impact on civilians and calling for nuclear disarmament.
Hiroshima Survivor to Share Testimony in Sydney
88-year-old Hiroshima atomic bombing survivor Keiko Ogura will visit Sydney this week to share her harrowing firsthand account of the August 6, 1945, bombing, emphasizing the devastating impact on civilians and calling for nuclear disarmament.
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36% Bias Score
Wallabies Nearly Defeat British and Irish Lions
The Australian Wallabies rugby team nearly defeated the British and Irish Lions in a thrilling three-test series, marking a significant turnaround from their 2023 World Cup performance and showcasing their potential to become a world-beating team once more.
Wallabies Nearly Defeat British and Irish Lions
The Australian Wallabies rugby team nearly defeated the British and Irish Lions in a thrilling three-test series, marking a significant turnaround from their 2023 World Cup performance and showcasing their potential to become a world-beating team once more.
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60% Bias Score
NSW Drug Summit Recommendations Face Implementation Delays and Inconsistencies
Four months after the NSW Drug Summit's report, inconsistencies remain in the state's drug court diversion scheme, despite police training and ministerial promises of action; the Premier's continued use of drug detection dogs at pill testing sites contradicts summit recommendations.
NSW Drug Summit Recommendations Face Implementation Delays and Inconsistencies
Four months after the NSW Drug Summit's report, inconsistencies remain in the state's drug court diversion scheme, despite police training and ministerial promises of action; the Premier's continued use of drug detection dogs at pill testing sites contradicts summit recommendations.
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36% Bias Score
Nagasaki Bombing: 80 Years of Activism for Nuclear Disarmament
On August 9, 1945, the US dropped the atomic bomb "Fat Man" on Nagasaki, killing at least 80,000 people and leaving a lasting impact on survivors and the global effort for nuclear disarmament; 80 years later, hibakusha continue their activism for a world free of nuclear weapons.
Nagasaki Bombing: 80 Years of Activism for Nuclear Disarmament
On August 9, 1945, the US dropped the atomic bomb "Fat Man" on Nagasaki, killing at least 80,000 people and leaving a lasting impact on survivors and the global effort for nuclear disarmament; 80 years later, hibakusha continue their activism for a world free of nuclear weapons.
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24% Bias Score
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