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AUSTRAC Sues Sydney Club Group for Alleged $140 Million Money Laundering Failure
AUSTRAC is suing Mounties, a Sydney club group, for allegedly failing to prevent $140 million in money laundering by 10 customers who exhibited clear money-laundering behaviors between 2019 and 2023 through poker machines, highlighting systemic deficiencies in their anti-money laundering program, Be...
AUSTRAC Sues Sydney Club Group for Alleged $140 Million Money Laundering Failure
AUSTRAC is suing Mounties, a Sydney club group, for allegedly failing to prevent $140 million in money laundering by 10 customers who exhibited clear money-laundering behaviors between 2019 and 2023 through poker machines, highlighting systemic deficiencies in their anti-money laundering program, Be...
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40% Bias Score


Queensland Property Boom Fueled by Olympics, Despite High Construction Costs
Queensland's commercial property market is experiencing a surge due to population growth, infrastructure spending ($29.2 billion planned), and the upcoming 2032 Brisbane Olympics, despite high construction costs in Brisbane ($5009/sq m).
Queensland Property Boom Fueled by Olympics, Despite High Construction Costs
Queensland's commercial property market is experiencing a surge due to population growth, infrastructure spending ($29.2 billion planned), and the upcoming 2032 Brisbane Olympics, despite high construction costs in Brisbane ($5009/sq m).
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36% Bias Score


Australian Businessman Critiques Victoria's Housing Policies, ABC's Coverage
Barry Gersh, a Melbourne-based businessman, discusses Australia's housing crisis, criticizing Victoria's housing blueprint and praising NSW's approach; he also critiques the ABC's coverage of antisemitism and the Middle East.
Australian Businessman Critiques Victoria's Housing Policies, ABC's Coverage
Barry Gersh, a Melbourne-based businessman, discusses Australia's housing crisis, criticizing Victoria's housing blueprint and praising NSW's approach; he also critiques the ABC's coverage of antisemitism and the Middle East.
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44% Bias Score


Australian Rock Pioneer Col Joye Dies at 89
Australian rock legend Col Joye died on Tuesday at age 89; he was the first Australian rock and roll singer to achieve a nationwide No. 1 hit and is known for discovering the Bee Gees.
Australian Rock Pioneer Col Joye Dies at 89
Australian rock legend Col Joye died on Tuesday at age 89; he was the first Australian rock and roll singer to achieve a nationwide No. 1 hit and is known for discovering the Bee Gees.
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32% Bias Score


Col Joye: Australia's Beloved Rock and Roll Icon
Col Joye, born Colin Frederick Jacobsen in 1937, rose to fame as Australia's first nationwide No.1 pop artist in the 1950s and 60s, achieving iconic status through his band Col Joye & the Joy Boys, numerous hit songs, television appearances on Bandstand, and a family-friendly image that contrasted w...
Col Joye: Australia's Beloved Rock and Roll Icon
Col Joye, born Colin Frederick Jacobsen in 1937, rose to fame as Australia's first nationwide No.1 pop artist in the 1950s and 60s, achieving iconic status through his band Col Joye & the Joy Boys, numerous hit songs, television appearances on Bandstand, and a family-friendly image that contrasted w...
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52% Bias Score


Australia's Waratah Super Battery Begins Operation, Boosting Grid Stability
The 350-megawatt Waratah Super Battery, located at a former coal plant in New South Wales, Australia, began operation on Tuesday, providing crucial grid stabilization during outages and supplementing renewable energy sources. It's expected to reach 850 megawatts by year-end.
Australia's Waratah Super Battery Begins Operation, Boosting Grid Stability
The 350-megawatt Waratah Super Battery, located at a former coal plant in New South Wales, Australia, began operation on Tuesday, providing crucial grid stabilization during outages and supplementing renewable energy sources. It's expected to reach 850 megawatts by year-end.
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40% Bias Score

Victorian Work-From-Home Mandate Threatens Business Productivity
The Victorian government proposes forcing employers to accept two days of work-from-home, undermining their right to determine workplace arrangements, which could negatively impact business productivity and the Australian economy.

Victorian Work-From-Home Mandate Threatens Business Productivity
The Victorian government proposes forcing employers to accept two days of work-from-home, undermining their right to determine workplace arrangements, which could negatively impact business productivity and the Australian economy.
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60% Bias Score

Melbourne Police Launch Crackdown on Illegal E-bikes
Victoria Police launched "Operation Consider" on Wednesday to combat the rise in e-bike crashes in Melbourne, which increased by 82% from 79 incidents in 2023 to 144 in 2024; police will enforce e-bike regulations with fines up to \$1018.

Melbourne Police Launch Crackdown on Illegal E-bikes
Victoria Police launched "Operation Consider" on Wednesday to combat the rise in e-bike crashes in Melbourne, which increased by 82% from 79 incidents in 2023 to 144 in 2024; police will enforce e-bike regulations with fines up to \$1018.
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44% Bias Score

Australia Scales Back Ambitious Economic Reform Summit
Australia's government, led by Prime Minister Albanese and Treasurer Chalmers, downsized its planned economic reform summit due to concerns about voter backlash from potential tax changes, shifting focus to a smaller set of readily achievable policies.

Australia Scales Back Ambitious Economic Reform Summit
Australia's government, led by Prime Minister Albanese and Treasurer Chalmers, downsized its planned economic reform summit due to concerns about voter backlash from potential tax changes, shifting focus to a smaller set of readily achievable policies.
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48% Bias Score

Former Army Major Charged with Murder of Wife, Seeks Bail
A former Australian and British army major, Graeme Davidson, is accused of murdering his wife, Jacqueline, during a kayaking trip in November 2020 and is currently applying for bail after being charged with murder in May following a police investigation into her death; the prosecution states he joke...

Former Army Major Charged with Murder of Wife, Seeks Bail
A former Australian and British army major, Graeme Davidson, is accused of murdering his wife, Jacqueline, during a kayaking trip in November 2020 and is currently applying for bail after being charged with murder in May following a police investigation into her death; the prosecution states he joke...
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44% Bias Score

Fremantle's Donation Boxes: Limited Impact on Rising Homelessness
Over nine years, Fremantle's donation boxes collected \$14,327 (matched by the city), benefiting St Patrick's Community Support Centre, despite a reported rise in rough sleeping and incomplete data on the city's homeless population, highlighting the need for systemic solutions.

Fremantle's Donation Boxes: Limited Impact on Rising Homelessness
Over nine years, Fremantle's donation boxes collected \$14,327 (matched by the city), benefiting St Patrick's Community Support Centre, despite a reported rise in rough sleeping and incomplete data on the city's homeless population, highlighting the need for systemic solutions.
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36% Bias Score

Japan Wins \$10 Billion Australian Warship Contract
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries secured a \$10 billion contract to build 11 Mogami-class frigates for the Australian navy, surpassing its German competitor TKMS, due to the superior technology of the Mogami and significant Japanese diplomatic support; the first ship is set for delivery in 2029.

Japan Wins \$10 Billion Australian Warship Contract
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries secured a \$10 billion contract to build 11 Mogami-class frigates for the Australian navy, surpassing its German competitor TKMS, due to the superior technology of the Mogami and significant Japanese diplomatic support; the first ship is set for delivery in 2029.
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44% Bias Score
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