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Australian Coal Mine Closure Leaves Landowner Uncompensated
In central Queensland, Australia, the closure of the Bluff coal mine has left landowner Patricia Goodwin uncompensated for land damage and unmet contractual obligations by two mining companies, highlighting a broader issue of inadequate compensation for landholders affected by mining.
Australian Coal Mine Closure Leaves Landowner Uncompensated
In central Queensland, Australia, the closure of the Bluff coal mine has left landowner Patricia Goodwin uncompensated for land damage and unmet contractual obligations by two mining companies, highlighting a broader issue of inadequate compensation for landholders affected by mining.
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56% Bias Score
Musk Calls for UK Government Dissolution at Far-Right Rally
Elon Musk addressed a large far-right rally in London, calling for a dissolution of parliament and a new vote, alongside criticisms of the "woke mind virus" and warnings of impending violence.
Musk Calls for UK Government Dissolution at Far-Right Rally
Elon Musk addressed a large far-right rally in London, calling for a dissolution of parliament and a new vote, alongside criticisms of the "woke mind virus" and warnings of impending violence.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration Plans 1,000 National Guard Deployments to Louisiana Cities
The Trump administration drafted a proposal to deploy 1,000 Louisiana National Guard troops for law enforcement in Louisiana cities until September 2026, a plan raising concerns and protests, despite falling crime rates and bipartisan mayoral support in some cities.
Trump Administration Plans 1,000 National Guard Deployments to Louisiana Cities
The Trump administration drafted a proposal to deploy 1,000 Louisiana National Guard troops for law enforcement in Louisiana cities until September 2026, a plan raising concerns and protests, despite falling crime rates and bipartisan mayoral support in some cities.
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28% Bias Score
Largest Ever" Police Operation in Australia Concludes, Travel Restrictions Lifted in Porepunkah Area
Following a two-week, extensive manhunt involving over 125 specialist officers from across Australia and New Zealand, Victorian authorities lifted travel restrictions in the Porepunkah area on Sunday, while the search for fugitive police shooting suspect Dezi Freeman continues.
Largest Ever" Police Operation in Australia Concludes, Travel Restrictions Lifted in Porepunkah Area
Following a two-week, extensive manhunt involving over 125 specialist officers from across Australia and New Zealand, Victorian authorities lifted travel restrictions in the Porepunkah area on Sunday, while the search for fugitive police shooting suspect Dezi Freeman continues.
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16% Bias Score
Mexican Official Resigns After Criticism of Charlie Kirk's Murder
A Mexican congressional staffer resigned after making controversial comments about the murder of Charlie Kirk on a national television program, prompting an apology from the news network and intervention from a former US ambassador.
Mexican Official Resigns After Criticism of Charlie Kirk's Murder
A Mexican congressional staffer resigned after making controversial comments about the murder of Charlie Kirk on a national television program, prompting an apology from the news network and intervention from a former US ambassador.
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32% Bias Score
Commonwealth Bank App Tracks Employee Location, Raising Privacy Concerns
A Commonwealth Bank app requiring location access for office entry has sparked privacy concerns among employees, who are unsure how this data is used beyond building access, highlighting broader issues of workplace surveillance and weak privacy laws in Australia.
Commonwealth Bank App Tracks Employee Location, Raising Privacy Concerns
A Commonwealth Bank app requiring location access for office entry has sparked privacy concerns among employees, who are unsure how this data is used beyond building access, highlighting broader issues of workplace surveillance and weak privacy laws in Australia.
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28% Bias Score
Royal Family Feud: A Blessing in Disguise for the British Monarchy?
Prince Harry and King Charles's reconciliation, while seemingly negative for the monarchy, has unexpectedly fostered a sense of relatability and unity among Britons struggling with the cost of living crisis.
Royal Family Feud: A Blessing in Disguise for the British Monarchy?
Prince Harry and King Charles's reconciliation, while seemingly negative for the monarchy, has unexpectedly fostered a sense of relatability and unity among Britons struggling with the cost of living crisis.
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64% Bias Score
UK Immigration Law Firm's Legal Aid Contract Terminated Amidst Concerns
Middlesex Law Chambers, a UK immigration law firm, had its government legal aid contract terminated due to performance concerns after dramatically increasing its caseload to thousands of asylum seekers while employing only five solicitors, impacting numerous asylum seekers already facing increased r...
UK Immigration Law Firm's Legal Aid Contract Terminated Amidst Concerns
Middlesex Law Chambers, a UK immigration law firm, had its government legal aid contract terminated due to performance concerns after dramatically increasing its caseload to thousands of asylum seekers while employing only five solicitors, impacting numerous asylum seekers already facing increased r...
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28% Bias Score
Password Recycling Enables Large-Scale Account Hacks
Reusing similar passwords, even with minor alterations, allows hackers to easily access multiple online accounts via credential stuffing and password derivation attacks, impacting millions of users.
Password Recycling Enables Large-Scale Account Hacks
Reusing similar passwords, even with minor alterations, allows hackers to easily access multiple online accounts via credential stuffing and password derivation attacks, impacting millions of users.
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8% Bias Score
Australian Banks Threaten Higher Fees if Credit Card Surcharges Banned
Facing a Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) proposal to eliminate credit and debit card surcharges, major Australian banks threaten to increase annual fees, shorten interest-free periods, and reduce rewards programs, prompting concerns about the future of credit card usage and loyalty programs.
Australian Banks Threaten Higher Fees if Credit Card Surcharges Banned
Facing a Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) proposal to eliminate credit and debit card surcharges, major Australian banks threaten to increase annual fees, shorten interest-free periods, and reduce rewards programs, prompting concerns about the future of credit card usage and loyalty programs.
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16% Bias Score
National Gallery Extends Collection to Include 20th-Century Paintings
The National Gallery in London is dropping its 1900 cut-off date for its collection, expanding to include 20th-century art, sparking potential collaboration and competition with the Tate.
National Gallery Extends Collection to Include 20th-Century Paintings
The National Gallery in London is dropping its 1900 cut-off date for its collection, expanding to include 20th-century art, sparking potential collaboration and competition with the Tate.
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44% Bias Score
Australia's Aged Care System: A Gap Between Promise and Delivery
Natalie Siegel-Brown's report reveals a significant gap between the promises of Australia's new Aged Care Act and its practical implementation, highlighting ongoing structural flaws despite reforms.
Australia's Aged Care System: A Gap Between Promise and Delivery
Natalie Siegel-Brown's report reveals a significant gap between the promises of Australia's new Aged Care Act and its practical implementation, highlighting ongoing structural flaws despite reforms.
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56% Bias Score
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