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Australian Court Orders ABC to Pay Additional Penalty in Journalist Firing Case
An Australian court ordered the ABC to pay an additional $98,900 to journalist Antoinette Lattouf, whose termination over a social media post criticizing Israel's Gaza war was deemed unlawful, bringing the total penalty to $145,000.
Australian Court Orders ABC to Pay Additional Penalty in Journalist Firing Case
An Australian court ordered the ABC to pay an additional $98,900 to journalist Antoinette Lattouf, whose termination over a social media post criticizing Israel's Gaza war was deemed unlawful, bringing the total penalty to $145,000.
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36% Bias Score
Labor's Comms Director's Premature LinkedIn Post Raises Concerns
Adam Gartrell, Labor's newly appointed Communications Director for the 2025 federal election, prematurely announced his role on LinkedIn, prompting questions about his judgment and leading to the post's removal; his boss confirmed he remains in the position.
Labor's Comms Director's Premature LinkedIn Post Raises Concerns
Adam Gartrell, Labor's newly appointed Communications Director for the 2025 federal election, prematurely announced his role on LinkedIn, prompting questions about his judgment and leading to the post's removal; his boss confirmed he remains in the position.
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52% Bias Score
Kerr Trial and Lattouf Case Highlight Complexities of Australia's Hate-Crimes Law
Sam Kerr faces trial for racially aggravated harassment after an incident with a police officer following a taxi dispute, while Antoinette Lattouf alleges racial bias in her dismissal from the ABC, prompting debate on Australia's new hate-crimes law.
Kerr Trial and Lattouf Case Highlight Complexities of Australia's Hate-Crimes Law
Sam Kerr faces trial for racially aggravated harassment after an incident with a police officer following a taxi dispute, while Antoinette Lattouf alleges racial bias in her dismissal from the ABC, prompting debate on Australia's new hate-crimes law.
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60% Bias Score
ABC Faces Backlash Over Legal Defense in Racial Discrimination Case
Former ABC radio presenter Antoinette Lattouf is suing the ABC for unlawful termination after being removed from a five-day contract in December 2023 for social media posts about the Israel-Gaza war; the ABC's legal team argued Lattouf didn't prove the existence of a Lebanese, Arab, or Middle Easter...
ABC Faces Backlash Over Legal Defense in Racial Discrimination Case
Former ABC radio presenter Antoinette Lattouf is suing the ABC for unlawful termination after being removed from a five-day contract in December 2023 for social media posts about the Israel-Gaza war; the ABC's legal team argued Lattouf didn't prove the existence of a Lebanese, Arab, or Middle Easter...
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52% Bias Score
Pro-Palestine Protest Disrupts Myer's Christmas Display
A pro-Palestine protest in Melbourne disrupted Myer's Christmas window unveiling, sparking controversy and criticism from a former ABC journalist.
Pro-Palestine Protest Disrupts Myer's Christmas Display
A pro-Palestine protest in Melbourne disrupted Myer's Christmas window unveiling, sparking controversy and criticism from a former ABC journalist.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Federal Court Orders ABC to Pay $150,000 for Unlawful Termination
The Australian Federal Court ordered the ABC to pay Antoinette Lattouf $150,000 in penalties for unlawfully terminating her due to her political views opposing the Israeli military campaign in Gaza, citing the ABC's surrender to pro-Israel lobbyists.
Australian Federal Court Orders ABC to Pay $150,000 for Unlawful Termination
The Australian Federal Court ordered the ABC to pay Antoinette Lattouf $150,000 in penalties for unlawfully terminating her due to her political views opposing the Israeli military campaign in Gaza, citing the ABC's surrender to pro-Israel lobbyists.
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56% Bias Score
Buttrose Testifies Against Lattouf in ABC Termination Case
Former ABC chair Ita Buttrose testified against journalist Antoinette Lattouf in her unlawful termination case, citing Lattouf's activism regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict as a reason for dismissal; the ABC has since amended its legal defense.
Buttrose Testifies Against Lattouf in ABC Termination Case
Former ABC chair Ita Buttrose testified against journalist Antoinette Lattouf in her unlawful termination case, citing Lattouf's activism regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict as a reason for dismissal; the ABC has since amended its legal defense.
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40% Bias Score
ABC faces criticism over race claim in Lattouf termination case
Antoinette Lattouf is suing the ABC for unlawful termination after being taken off air three days into a five-day contract; the ABC's legal team argued that she must prove the existence of a Middle Eastern race, prompting widespread criticism from multicultural groups.
ABC faces criticism over race claim in Lattouf termination case
Antoinette Lattouf is suing the ABC for unlawful termination after being taken off air three days into a five-day contract; the ABC's legal team argued that she must prove the existence of a Middle Eastern race, prompting widespread criticism from multicultural groups.
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44% Bias Score
ABC's Lattouf Removal: Managing Director Admits "Completely Abnormal" Process
ABC managing director David Anderson testified in court that the process used to remove Antoinette Lattouf from the broadcaster in December 2023 was "completely abnormal", citing her advocacy for "one perspective" on the Israel-Gaza war as a contributing factor.
ABC's Lattouf Removal: Managing Director Admits "Completely Abnormal" Process
ABC managing director David Anderson testified in court that the process used to remove Antoinette Lattouf from the broadcaster in December 2023 was "completely abnormal", citing her advocacy for "one perspective" on the Israel-Gaza war as a contributing factor.
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32% Bias Score
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