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Australian Medicinal Cannabis Company Under Scrutiny for High-Volume Prescribing
A doctor at Australia's largest medicinal cannabis company, Montu, issued 72,000 prescriptions to 10,000 patients in two years, prompting concerns about unsafe prescribing practices and leading to investigations by federal health authorities; Montu initially denied but later confirmed the figures.
Australian Medicinal Cannabis Company Under Scrutiny for High-Volume Prescribing
A doctor at Australia's largest medicinal cannabis company, Montu, issued 72,000 prescriptions to 10,000 patients in two years, prompting concerns about unsafe prescribing practices and leading to investigations by federal health authorities; Montu initially denied but later confirmed the figures.
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56% Bias Score
Gatto's Gold: Underworld Gifts Rock CFMEU
Notorious Melbourne underworld figure Mick Gatto gifted over a dozen expensive Versace gold bracelets to Victorian CFMEU officials, including current and former leaders, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and undue influence within the union; some recipients faced further investigations.
Gatto's Gold: Underworld Gifts Rock CFMEU
Notorious Melbourne underworld figure Mick Gatto gifted over a dozen expensive Versace gold bracelets to Victorian CFMEU officials, including current and former leaders, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and undue influence within the union; some recipients faced further investigations.
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56% Bias Score
Coroner Investigates Baby Death Following Home Birth After Mother Declines Hospital Appointment
A coroner is investigating the death of a baby boy who suffered a fatal brain injury following a home birth, after his mother, a former midwife, declined a hospital appointment due to concerns about the hospital's assessment of her pregnancy as high risk.
Coroner Investigates Baby Death Following Home Birth After Mother Declines Hospital Appointment
A coroner is investigating the death of a baby boy who suffered a fatal brain injury following a home birth, after his mother, a former midwife, declined a hospital appointment due to concerns about the hospital's assessment of her pregnancy as high risk.
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60% Bias Score
UK and Australia Strengthen Defense Ties Amidst China Concerns
The UK and Australia signed a \$41 billion defense treaty to accelerate AUKUS nuclear submarine construction, enhancing military cooperation and deterring threats from China; the UK deployed 3000 personnel to Talisman Sabre exercises, showcasing commitment to regional security while seeking peaceful...
UK and Australia Strengthen Defense Ties Amidst China Concerns
The UK and Australia signed a \$41 billion defense treaty to accelerate AUKUS nuclear submarine construction, enhancing military cooperation and deterring threats from China; the UK deployed 3000 personnel to Talisman Sabre exercises, showcasing commitment to regional security while seeking peaceful...
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52% Bias Score
Australia's Opposition Prioritizes Gas in Upcoming Energy Policy
Australia's opposition Coalition is prioritizing gas in its upcoming energy policy, exploring carbon capture solutions to expand its use, while facing internal divisions over net-zero targets and developing a policy balancing energy security with emissions reduction.
Australia's Opposition Prioritizes Gas in Upcoming Energy Policy
Australia's opposition Coalition is prioritizing gas in its upcoming energy policy, exploring carbon capture solutions to expand its use, while facing internal divisions over net-zero targets and developing a policy balancing energy security with emissions reduction.
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40% Bias Score
Tom Lehrer, Celebrated Satirist, Dies at 97
Tom Lehrer, a celebrated mathematical satirist known for songs like "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" and "The Vatican Rag," died at age 97 in Cambridge, Massachusetts; his friend David Herder announced the death but didn't specify a cause; in 2020 he released his song lyrics into the public domain.
Tom Lehrer, Celebrated Satirist, Dies at 97
Tom Lehrer, a celebrated mathematical satirist known for songs like "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" and "The Vatican Rag," died at age 97 in Cambridge, Massachusetts; his friend David Herder announced the death but didn't specify a cause; in 2020 he released his song lyrics into the public domain.
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24% Bias Score
NeuroScientific Bolsters Leadership Team for StemSmart Commercialization
NeuroScientific Biopharmaceuticals appointed Nathan Smith as CEO and Catherine Cole as chief medical officer, bolstering its team as it prepares for the commercial launch of its StemSmart stem cell technology, acquired through a $4.1 million purchase of Isopgen in June, which treats critically ill p...
NeuroScientific Bolsters Leadership Team for StemSmart Commercialization
NeuroScientific Biopharmaceuticals appointed Nathan Smith as CEO and Catherine Cole as chief medical officer, bolstering its team as it prepares for the commercial launch of its StemSmart stem cell technology, acquired through a $4.1 million purchase of Isopgen in June, which treats critically ill p...
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40% Bias Score
ASIC Orders \$93 Million Refund to Low-Income Customers from Australian Banks
Australian banks will refund \$93 million to over 770,000 low-income customers after an ASIC investigation found they were wrongly charged high fees despite eligibility for cheaper accounts; ANZ will pay the most at \$47.9 million, followed by Westpac at \$9.9 million, while CBA made prior goodwill ...
ASIC Orders \$93 Million Refund to Low-Income Customers from Australian Banks
Australian banks will refund \$93 million to over 770,000 low-income customers after an ASIC investigation found they were wrongly charged high fees despite eligibility for cheaper accounts; ANZ will pay the most at \$47.9 million, followed by Westpac at \$9.9 million, while CBA made prior goodwill ...
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48% Bias Score
Melbourne Toll Attacks: Police Investigate Activist Vandalism
Three attacks on Toll Holdings offices in Melbourne between July 18-22 involved vandalism and graffiti referencing the Gaza conflict; police are investigating links to a prior attack and potential connections to activist groups.
Melbourne Toll Attacks: Police Investigate Activist Vandalism
Three attacks on Toll Holdings offices in Melbourne between July 18-22 involved vandalism and graffiti referencing the Gaza conflict; police are investigating links to a prior attack and potential connections to activist groups.
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48% Bias Score
US-EU Trade Deal and Upcoming Economic Data Cause Stock Market Uncertainty
US stock indexes showed mixed reactions to a US-EU trade deal on Monday, with the S&P 500 falling slightly while the Dow Jones and Nasdaq rose marginally; the Australian market is expected to drop, and the week ahead is full of potential market-moving events, including corporate earnings and the Fed...
US-EU Trade Deal and Upcoming Economic Data Cause Stock Market Uncertainty
US stock indexes showed mixed reactions to a US-EU trade deal on Monday, with the S&P 500 falling slightly while the Dow Jones and Nasdaq rose marginally; the Australian market is expected to drop, and the week ahead is full of potential market-moving events, including corporate earnings and the Fed...
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44% Bias Score
NSW Unemployment Hits Four-Year High
NSW's unemployment rate climbed to 4.4 percent in June, the highest in nearly four years, with over 45,000 jobs lost in two months, impacting western Sydney disproportionately, exceeding government forecasts and raising concerns about future economic prospects.
NSW Unemployment Hits Four-Year High
NSW's unemployment rate climbed to 4.4 percent in June, the highest in nearly four years, with over 45,000 jobs lost in two months, impacting western Sydney disproportionately, exceeding government forecasts and raising concerns about future economic prospects.
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48% Bias Score
Queensland Government Intervenes in Teacher Pay Dispute
The Queensland government intervened in a pay dispute with 48,000 teachers, calling in the industrial relations watchdog hours before a strike ballot closed; the government offered a 3% wage increase and benefits, but backpay depends on acceptance by July 31, and the union may still take industrial ...
Queensland Government Intervenes in Teacher Pay Dispute
The Queensland government intervened in a pay dispute with 48,000 teachers, calling in the industrial relations watchdog hours before a strike ballot closed; the government offered a 3% wage increase and benefits, but backpay depends on acceptance by July 31, and the union may still take industrial ...
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44% Bias Score
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