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Hiroshima: A Reminder of Nuclear War's Devastation
The author's visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in November 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic, brought into stark focus the devastation of the 1945 atomic bombings, resulting in over 200,000 deaths and underscoring the need for continued global peace efforts.
Hiroshima: A Reminder of Nuclear War's Devastation
The author's visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in November 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic, brought into stark focus the devastation of the 1945 atomic bombings, resulting in over 200,000 deaths and underscoring the need for continued global peace efforts.
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56% Bias Score
Massive Sydney Protest Defies Expectations, Demands Gaza Aid
Despite NSW Police and Premier Chris Minns' concerns, 90,000 people peacefully protested on Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday, demanding an end to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, exceeding initial expectations and causing significant but manageable transport disruptions.
Massive Sydney Protest Defies Expectations, Demands Gaza Aid
Despite NSW Police and Premier Chris Minns' concerns, 90,000 people peacefully protested on Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday, demanding an end to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, exceeding initial expectations and causing significant but manageable transport disruptions.
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52% Bias Score
Australia's Booming Superannuation: A Risk Amidst Global Crypto Investment
Australia's retirement savings are booming, projected to be second only to the US by 2031; however, the recent US decision to allow retirement funds to invest in cryptocurrency raises concerns given the asset class's volatility and potential conflicts of interest.
Australia's Booming Superannuation: A Risk Amidst Global Crypto Investment
Australia's retirement savings are booming, projected to be second only to the US by 2031; however, the recent US decision to allow retirement funds to invest in cryptocurrency raises concerns given the asset class's volatility and potential conflicts of interest.
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52% Bias Score
OneSKY Project to Modernize Australia's Air Traffic Control
Airservices Australia, managing 11% of global airspace, faces challenges from aging infrastructure and increased post-COVID workload, prompting the OneSKY project to integrate civil and military air traffic control, projected to save $2.7 billion over 20 years.
OneSKY Project to Modernize Australia's Air Traffic Control
Airservices Australia, managing 11% of global airspace, faces challenges from aging infrastructure and increased post-COVID workload, prompting the OneSKY project to integrate civil and military air traffic control, projected to save $2.7 billion over 20 years.
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36% Bias Score
Dementia's Stigmatizing Label: A Call for Alternative Terminology
A speaker at a retirement village prompted a discussion about replacing the stigmatizing term "dementia" with less judgmental medical terms like "major neurocognitive disorder" or the newly proposed "acquired neurocognitive divergency", which mirrors the neurodiversity movement's inclusive language.
Dementia's Stigmatizing Label: A Call for Alternative Terminology
A speaker at a retirement village prompted a discussion about replacing the stigmatizing term "dementia" with less judgmental medical terms like "major neurocognitive disorder" or the newly proposed "acquired neurocognitive divergency", which mirrors the neurodiversity movement's inclusive language.
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44% Bias Score
Cricket Australia Weighs Sale of Big Bash League Stakes Amidst Financial Concerns
Cricket Australia considers selling stakes in its Big Bash League (BBL) teams to address flat commercial revenue and a stagnant media rights deal until 2031, raising concerns about sacrificing future revenue for short-term gains and potential loss of control.
Cricket Australia Weighs Sale of Big Bash League Stakes Amidst Financial Concerns
Cricket Australia considers selling stakes in its Big Bash League (BBL) teams to address flat commercial revenue and a stagnant media rights deal until 2031, raising concerns about sacrificing future revenue for short-term gains and potential loss of control.
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52% Bias Score
Pro-Palestine Protests to Shut Down Melbourne and Sydney Bridges
Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters will block Melbourne's King Street Bridge and Sydney's Harbour Bridge on Sunday to protest Israel's actions in Gaza, prompting a significant police response to maintain order and ensure public safety.
Pro-Palestine Protests to Shut Down Melbourne and Sydney Bridges
Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters will block Melbourne's King Street Bridge and Sydney's Harbour Bridge on Sunday to protest Israel's actions in Gaza, prompting a significant police response to maintain order and ensure public safety.
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44% Bias Score
NSW Hospitals to Ask Parents About Children's Worsening Conditions
Nine-year-old Caleb East's pneumonia diagnosis was delayed due to initial dismissal of his mother's concerns by his GP and hospital staff. Now, NSW hospitals will ask parents if they're worried about their child's worsening condition, a response to research showing parental concern better predicts c...
NSW Hospitals to Ask Parents About Children's Worsening Conditions
Nine-year-old Caleb East's pneumonia diagnosis was delayed due to initial dismissal of his mother's concerns by his GP and hospital staff. Now, NSW hospitals will ask parents if they're worried about their child's worsening condition, a response to research showing parental concern better predicts c...
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48% Bias Score
Australia Lags on Palestine Recognition Amidst Global Pressure
Australia's refusal to recognize Palestine as a state contrasts with over 140 countries and the UN, fueled by Israel's actions in Gaza and the failure of decades-long peace negotiations, despite international legal arguments supporting Palestinian statehood.
Australia Lags on Palestine Recognition Amidst Global Pressure
Australia's refusal to recognize Palestine as a state contrasts with over 140 countries and the UN, fueled by Israel's actions in Gaza and the failure of decades-long peace negotiations, despite international legal arguments supporting Palestinian statehood.
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56% Bias Score
Sydney Sweeney Registers Republican Following Trump Conviction
Actress Sydney Sweeney registered as a Republican in Florida on June 14, 2024, one day after Donald Trump's criminal conviction, following controversy over a "Maga-friendly" American Eagle ad.
Sydney Sweeney Registers Republican Following Trump Conviction
Actress Sydney Sweeney registered as a Republican in Florida on June 14, 2024, one day after Donald Trump's criminal conviction, following controversy over a "Maga-friendly" American Eagle ad.
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68% Bias Score
Australia's Productivity Reform Faces Political Headwinds
Australia's Treasurer Jim Chalmers launched a productivity reform process, proposing a novel cashflow tax system to boost the economy, but faces significant internal political opposition.
Australia's Productivity Reform Faces Political Headwinds
Australia's Treasurer Jim Chalmers launched a productivity reform process, proposing a novel cashflow tax system to boost the economy, but faces significant internal political opposition.
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56% Bias Score
Declining Male Fiction Readership: Societal Implications
A significant gender disparity exists in fiction readership, with women comprising 80% of sales; this decline among men raises concerns about educational, emotional, and cultural regression, impacting empathy and critical thinking.
Declining Male Fiction Readership: Societal Implications
A significant gender disparity exists in fiction readership, with women comprising 80% of sales; this decline among men raises concerns about educational, emotional, and cultural regression, impacting empathy and critical thinking.
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48% Bias Score
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