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Australian Campaign Pushes for Mandatory Genetic Testing in Unexplained Child Deaths
Danielle Green's campaign, "Coroners Project," advocates for mandatory genetic testing in unexplained child deaths in Australia after losing two children to a rare gene mutation that was not detected during autopsy, highlighting that 40% of child deaths under 20 are currently unascertained.
Australian Campaign Pushes for Mandatory Genetic Testing in Unexplained Child Deaths
Danielle Green's campaign, "Coroners Project," advocates for mandatory genetic testing in unexplained child deaths in Australia after losing two children to a rare gene mutation that was not detected during autopsy, highlighting that 40% of child deaths under 20 are currently unascertained.
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40% Bias Score
Aviation Insurance Adapts to Limited Nuclear Warfare Threat
Due to the rising probability of limited nuclear warfare, the aviation industry is creating insurance policies that would allow flights to continue outside immediate conflict zones, unlike previous policies mandating worldwide grounding after any nuclear detonation.
Aviation Insurance Adapts to Limited Nuclear Warfare Threat
Due to the rising probability of limited nuclear warfare, the aviation industry is creating insurance policies that would allow flights to continue outside immediate conflict zones, unlike previous policies mandating worldwide grounding after any nuclear detonation.
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52% Bias Score
Injury Concerns and Selection Changes Rock State of Origin Teams
Injuries cloud the NSW and Queensland State of Origin teams 10 days before the series opener, with Payne Haas (quad), Stephen Crichton (groin), and Selwyn Cobbo (possible fractured wrist) facing fitness issues; Max King earns a Blues debut and Mitchell Moses replaces Jarome Luai in the halves.
Injury Concerns and Selection Changes Rock State of Origin Teams
Injuries cloud the NSW and Queensland State of Origin teams 10 days before the series opener, with Payne Haas (quad), Stephen Crichton (groin), and Selwyn Cobbo (possible fractured wrist) facing fitness issues; Max King earns a Blues debut and Mitchell Moses replaces Jarome Luai in the halves.
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36% Bias Score
Vandemonian Lags": A Musical Recounting Tasmania's Convict Past
Vandemonian Lags," a musical-theatre production premiering in Melbourne, Bendigo, Ballarat and Frankston from May 22-25, uses true stories from Tasmania's detailed convict records (UNESCO-recognized as the most detailed archive of the Victorian working class) to tell the largely untold stories of co...
Vandemonian Lags": A Musical Recounting Tasmania's Convict Past
Vandemonian Lags," a musical-theatre production premiering in Melbourne, Bendigo, Ballarat and Frankston from May 22-25, uses true stories from Tasmania's detailed convict records (UNESCO-recognized as the most detailed archive of the Victorian working class) to tell the largely untold stories of co...
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32% Bias Score
Mixed-Race Identity: An Australian Author's Journey of Self-Discovery
Steve MinOn, an Australian author of mixed Chinese and Scottish heritage, recounts his journey of coming to terms with his identity, facing prejudice in both the gay community and wider society, ultimately advocating for self-definition beyond simplified racial categories.
Mixed-Race Identity: An Australian Author's Journey of Self-Discovery
Steve MinOn, an Australian author of mixed Chinese and Scottish heritage, recounts his journey of coming to terms with his identity, facing prejudice in both the gay community and wider society, ultimately advocating for self-definition beyond simplified racial categories.
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36% Bias Score
Serial Rapist Sentenced After 30 Years Using Groundbreaking DNA Technology
A 52-year-old man, Michael Anthony Woodhall, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for three violent sexual assaults committed between 1995 and 1998 in Western Australia; his capture was enabled by groundbreaking investigative genetic genealogy (IGG) technology, marking its first use in an Australian ...
Serial Rapist Sentenced After 30 Years Using Groundbreaking DNA Technology
A 52-year-old man, Michael Anthony Woodhall, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for three violent sexual assaults committed between 1995 and 1998 in Western Australia; his capture was enabled by groundbreaking investigative genetic genealogy (IGG) technology, marking its first use in an Australian ...
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40% Bias Score
Decades-Long PFAS Contamination in Blue Mountains Water Supply Revealed
A report reveals that Blue Mountains residents may have consumed PFAS-contaminated water for up to 32 years due to incidents like a 1992 petrol tanker crash and a fire brigade station, despite concerns raised since 1998; authorities disconnected affected dams only in August 2024.
Decades-Long PFAS Contamination in Blue Mountains Water Supply Revealed
A report reveals that Blue Mountains residents may have consumed PFAS-contaminated water for up to 32 years due to incidents like a 1992 petrol tanker crash and a fire brigade station, despite concerns raised since 1998; authorities disconnected affected dams only in August 2024.
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56% Bias Score
RBA Poised to Cut Interest Rates to 3.85 Percent Amidst Inflation Slowdown
The Reserve Bank of Australia is poised to cut interest rates to 3.85 percent, marking the lowest level in over two years, following significant inflation reduction and steady employment figures; this follows nearly $290 billion in interest paid by Australian borrowers since May 2022.
RBA Poised to Cut Interest Rates to 3.85 Percent Amidst Inflation Slowdown
The Reserve Bank of Australia is poised to cut interest rates to 3.85 percent, marking the lowest level in over two years, following significant inflation reduction and steady employment figures; this follows nearly $290 billion in interest paid by Australian borrowers since May 2022.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Liberal Party's Internal Crisis and the Rise of "Progressive Patriotism"
The Australian Liberal Party faces an internal crisis due to infighting and a lack of clear direction, leaving it vulnerable to the Labor Party's "progressive patriotism" policy platform, which focuses on increased government spending and social engineering.
Australian Liberal Party's Internal Crisis and the Rise of "Progressive Patriotism"
The Australian Liberal Party faces an internal crisis due to infighting and a lack of clear direction, leaving it vulnerable to the Labor Party's "progressive patriotism" policy platform, which focuses on increased government spending and social engineering.
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64% Bias Score
Gothic Cathedrals: Enduring Symbols of Faith and Community
Gothic cathedrals, exemplified by Cologne Cathedral's 632-year construction, inspire awe through their design and connection to the divine, reflecting past communal values and continuing to resonate with believers and non-believers alike.
Gothic Cathedrals: Enduring Symbols of Faith and Community
Gothic cathedrals, exemplified by Cologne Cathedral's 632-year construction, inspire awe through their design and connection to the divine, reflecting past communal values and continuing to resonate with believers and non-believers alike.
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44% Bias Score
Class Migration and Workplace Culture: A Journalist's Personal Account
Caroline Zielinski, a journalist at The Age, recounts her experience navigating a middle-class workplace culture after achieving social mobility through education, highlighting the resulting tension between her new professional life and her working-class family background.
Class Migration and Workplace Culture: A Journalist's Personal Account
Caroline Zielinski, a journalist at The Age, recounts her experience navigating a middle-class workplace culture after achieving social mobility through education, highlighting the resulting tension between her new professional life and her working-class family background.
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16% Bias Score
Australia Invites Pope Leo for 2028 Visit
Australia's ambassador-designate to the Vatican is prioritizing an invitation for Pope Leo to visit Australia in 2028 for the International Eucharistic Congress in Sydney, seeking collaboration on climate change, AI, and aid for Pacific Island nations.
Australia Invites Pope Leo for 2028 Visit
Australia's ambassador-designate to the Vatican is prioritizing an invitation for Pope Leo to visit Australia in 2028 for the International Eucharistic Congress in Sydney, seeking collaboration on climate change, AI, and aid for Pacific Island nations.
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36% Bias Score
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