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WA Reports Surge in Lithium-ion Battery Fires
Western Australia's emergency services have responded to almost 100 lithium-ion battery fires in 2024, averaging three weekly, largely due to faulty or improperly handled products; separately, 185 residential fires have occurred this winter.
WA Reports Surge in Lithium-ion Battery Fires
Western Australia's emergency services have responded to almost 100 lithium-ion battery fires in 2024, averaging three weekly, largely due to faulty or improperly handled products; separately, 185 residential fires have occurred this winter.
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20% Bias Score
Flexible Australian Retirement: No Fixed Age, Increased Personal Choice
Australia's retirement system offers flexibility, with superannuation access at 60 and the age pension at 67, allowing individuals to choose their retirement age based on their financial situation, unlike systems in countries like the UK, US, and New Zealand.
Flexible Australian Retirement: No Fixed Age, Increased Personal Choice
Australia's retirement system offers flexibility, with superannuation access at 60 and the age pension at 67, allowing individuals to choose their retirement age based on their financial situation, unlike systems in countries like the UK, US, and New Zealand.
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52% Bias Score
\$25 Million Project Aims to Halve Breast Cancer Recurrence
A \$25 million Australian research project, AllClear, aims to halve breast cancer recurrence by identifying and eliminating dormant cancer cells found in bones, offering hope to the 15 percent of patients who experience recurrence within 10 years and addressing the significant psychological impact o...
\$25 Million Project Aims to Halve Breast Cancer Recurrence
A \$25 million Australian research project, AllClear, aims to halve breast cancer recurrence by identifying and eliminating dormant cancer cells found in bones, offering hope to the 15 percent of patients who experience recurrence within 10 years and addressing the significant psychological impact o...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Firing of BLS Head Sparks Concerns About Data Integrity
President Donald Trump fired Erika McEntarfer, head of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, because she reported weak jobs numbers; experts warn this undermines objective data and public trust.
Trump's Firing of BLS Head Sparks Concerns About Data Integrity
President Donald Trump fired Erika McEntarfer, head of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, because she reported weak jobs numbers; experts warn this undermines objective data and public trust.
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48% Bias Score
ASX Shares Plunge 9% Amidst $400 Million Error and Regulatory Inquiry
The ASX incurred extra costs of $25–$35 million due to a corporate regulator inquiry, compounded by a $400 million error involving TPG Telecom and the potential arrival of competitor Cboe, causing a 9 percent drop in ASX shares.
ASX Shares Plunge 9% Amidst $400 Million Error and Regulatory Inquiry
The ASX incurred extra costs of $25–$35 million due to a corporate regulator inquiry, compounded by a $400 million error involving TPG Telecom and the potential arrival of competitor Cboe, causing a 9 percent drop in ASX shares.
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48% Bias Score
Australia Rejects AI Copyright Exemption Amidst Backlash from Media and Artists
The Productivity Commission proposed exempting international AI companies from Australian copyright laws for AI training, sparking a backlash from Australian media and artists who accuse AI giants of profiting from scraping copyrighted material without compensation, leading to concerns about job dis...
Australia Rejects AI Copyright Exemption Amidst Backlash from Media and Artists
The Productivity Commission proposed exempting international AI companies from Australian copyright laws for AI training, sparking a backlash from Australian media and artists who accuse AI giants of profiting from scraping copyrighted material without compensation, leading to concerns about job dis...
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64% Bias Score
Luxury Cruise Lines Offer Unprecedentedly Long World Voyages
Luxury cruise lines are offering increasingly long world cruises, with My Cruises' 371-day voyage from Rome to Southampton (departing September 1, 2026) currently being the longest, while other companies such as Oceania, Viking, Silversea, and Regent Seven Seas offer various options ranging from 69 ...
Luxury Cruise Lines Offer Unprecedentedly Long World Voyages
Luxury cruise lines are offering increasingly long world cruises, with My Cruises' 371-day voyage from Rome to Southampton (departing September 1, 2026) currently being the longest, while other companies such as Oceania, Viking, Silversea, and Regent Seven Seas offer various options ranging from 69 ...
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52% Bias Score
WA Government Halves Wait Time for Former MPs' Board Remuneration, Sparking Cronyism Accusations
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook reduced the waiting period for former MPs to receive taxpayer-funded board remuneration from 12 to 6 months, allowing former MPs Sue Ellery and Lara Dalton to receive an additional \$30,000 each, sparking accusations of cronyism and a lack of transparency despi...
WA Government Halves Wait Time for Former MPs' Board Remuneration, Sparking Cronyism Accusations
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook reduced the waiting period for former MPs to receive taxpayer-funded board remuneration from 12 to 6 months, allowing former MPs Sue Ellery and Lara Dalton to receive an additional \$30,000 each, sparking accusations of cronyism and a lack of transparency despi...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Economic Appointments Raise Concerns About Political Influence
US President Trump will soon appoint a new Federal Reserve Board governor and Bureau of Labor Statistics head, raising concerns about political influence on interest rates and economic data credibility due to potential partisan appointments.
Trump's Economic Appointments Raise Concerns About Political Influence
US President Trump will soon appoint a new Federal Reserve Board governor and Bureau of Labor Statistics head, raising concerns about political influence on interest rates and economic data credibility due to potential partisan appointments.
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48% Bias Score
Folbigg Receives $2 Million in Ex Gratia Payment Following Wrongful Conviction
Kathleen Folbigg, wrongly convicted of murdering her four children, received a $2 million AUD ex gratia payment from the NSW government after serving 20 years in prison; however, supporters criticize this amount as inadequate compensation for her wrongful conviction.
Folbigg Receives $2 Million in Ex Gratia Payment Following Wrongful Conviction
Kathleen Folbigg, wrongly convicted of murdering her four children, received a $2 million AUD ex gratia payment from the NSW government after serving 20 years in prison; however, supporters criticize this amount as inadequate compensation for her wrongful conviction.
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56% Bias Score
Badiucao's Melbourne Exhibition Condemns Chinese Censorship
Badiucao's "Disagree Where We Must" exhibition in Melbourne's Goldstone Gallery features damaged artwork from a cancelled Hong Kong show, a video screened in Hong Kong, and a watch gifted to Tiananmen Square massacre participants, highlighting the artist's critique of Chinese government actions and ...
Badiucao's Melbourne Exhibition Condemns Chinese Censorship
Badiucao's "Disagree Where We Must" exhibition in Melbourne's Goldstone Gallery features damaged artwork from a cancelled Hong Kong show, a video screened in Hong Kong, and a watch gifted to Tiananmen Square massacre participants, highlighting the artist's critique of Chinese government actions and ...
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24% Bias Score
Queensland Literary Awards: 12 Judges Resign After Minister's Intervention
Twelve judges resigned from the Queensland Literary Awards after Arts Minister John-Paul Langbroek intervened, canceling a First Nations author's award due to a social media post deemed to "glorify terrorism," sparking a debate about free speech and government overreach in the arts.
Queensland Literary Awards: 12 Judges Resign After Minister's Intervention
Twelve judges resigned from the Queensland Literary Awards after Arts Minister John-Paul Langbroek intervened, canceling a First Nations author's award due to a social media post deemed to "glorify terrorism," sparking a debate about free speech and government overreach in the arts.
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52% Bias Score
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