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Allegations of Unlawful Behavior in Australian Construction Industry
Union accusations against Webuild and subcontractor Future Form allege knowledge of illegal employees working at the Western Sydney Airport, alongside suspected standover activity and underpayment; a separate incident involves bribery in a Melbourne project.
Allegations of Unlawful Behavior in Australian Construction Industry
Union accusations against Webuild and subcontractor Future Form allege knowledge of illegal employees working at the Western Sydney Airport, alongside suspected standover activity and underpayment; a separate incident involves bribery in a Melbourne project.
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36% Bias Score
Australia Approves World-First Koala Chlamydia Vaccine
Australia has approved a world-first vaccine to combat the chlamydia epidemic decimating its koala population, a disease responsible for up to half of koala deaths in the wild, with some colonies facing extinction.
Australia Approves World-First Koala Chlamydia Vaccine
Australia has approved a world-first vaccine to combat the chlamydia epidemic decimating its koala population, a disease responsible for up to half of koala deaths in the wild, with some colonies facing extinction.
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24% Bias Score
Former Pub Manager in Broome, Australia, Faces Multiple Sex Offense Charges
Stewart Burchell, former manager of the Roebuck Bay Hotel in Broome, Australia, is on trial for multiple sex offenses allegedly committed against several female employees between 2017 and 2023, including rape and indecent assault.
Former Pub Manager in Broome, Australia, Faces Multiple Sex Offense Charges
Stewart Burchell, former manager of the Roebuck Bay Hotel in Broome, Australia, is on trial for multiple sex offenses allegedly committed against several female employees between 2017 and 2023, including rape and indecent assault.
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60% Bias Score
Victoria Forges Historic Treaty with Aboriginal Groups, Pledging $660 Million
The Victorian government has finalized a treaty with Aboriginal groups, establishing a new Indigenous body, Gellung Warl, and allocating $660 million for treaty initiatives including curriculum changes in schools and infrastructure funding.
Victoria Forges Historic Treaty with Aboriginal Groups, Pledging $660 Million
The Victorian government has finalized a treaty with Aboriginal groups, establishing a new Indigenous body, Gellung Warl, and allocating $660 million for treaty initiatives including curriculum changes in schools and infrastructure funding.
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40% Bias Score
ANZ Bank Announces 3,500 Job Cuts Amidst Restructuring
ANZ bank CEO Nuno Matos announced 3,500 job cuts and 1,000 contractor roles to be eliminated over the next year as part of a major restructuring plan aimed at improving efficiency and performance.
ANZ Bank Announces 3,500 Job Cuts Amidst Restructuring
ANZ bank CEO Nuno Matos announced 3,500 job cuts and 1,000 contractor roles to be eliminated over the next year as part of a major restructuring plan aimed at improving efficiency and performance.
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32% Bias Score
Australia and China Vie for Influence in the Pacific Islands
Australia and China are competing for influence in the Pacific Islands, with recent events in the Solomon Islands highlighting the intensity of this contest, involving vehicle donations, infrastructure projects, and even kung fu diplomacy.
Australia and China Vie for Influence in the Pacific Islands
Australia and China are competing for influence in the Pacific Islands, with recent events in the Solomon Islands highlighting the intensity of this contest, involving vehicle donations, infrastructure projects, and even kung fu diplomacy.
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60% Bias Score
NAB to Cut 410 Australian Jobs, Shift Roles to India and Vietnam
National Australia Bank (NAB) will cut 410 jobs in its technology and enterprise operations division, while creating 127 new roles in India and Vietnam, prompting criticism from the Finance Sector Union (FSU).
NAB to Cut 410 Australian Jobs, Shift Roles to India and Vietnam
National Australia Bank (NAB) will cut 410 jobs in its technology and enterprise operations division, while creating 127 new roles in India and Vietnam, prompting criticism from the Finance Sector Union (FSU).
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24% Bias Score
Chaos in US Visa Rules Impacts Australians
A sudden change in US visa regulations caused confusion and disruption for Australians seeking visa renewals in the US, with some initially turned away before a reversal.
Chaos in US Visa Rules Impacts Australians
A sudden change in US visa regulations caused confusion and disruption for Australians seeking visa renewals in the US, with some initially turned away before a reversal.
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28% Bias Score
Australia's Controversial Nauru Deal and Bank Fee Cap
Australia's $2.5 billion deal with Nauru to house former immigration detainees and the Reserve Bank's plan to cap bank fees are facing criticism, with concerns over cost shifting and lack of transparency.
Australia's Controversial Nauru Deal and Bank Fee Cap
Australia's $2.5 billion deal with Nauru to house former immigration detainees and the Reserve Bank's plan to cap bank fees are facing criticism, with concerns over cost shifting and lack of transparency.
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32% Bias Score
Victoria to Explore Enhanced Police Powers After Fatal Stabbings
Following the fatal stabbing of two teenage boys in Melbourne, Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan announced the government will explore granting police additional powers to combat violent crime, while acknowledging the need for community-based solutions.
Victoria to Explore Enhanced Police Powers After Fatal Stabbings
Following the fatal stabbing of two teenage boys in Melbourne, Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan announced the government will explore granting police additional powers to combat violent crime, while acknowledging the need for community-based solutions.
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36% Bias Score
Australia News Roundup: Child Safety, Political Strife, and Gold Rush
Australia's eSafety commissioner criticizes tech companies for insufficient action against child sexual abuse material; political tensions rise within the Liberal party; and surging gold prices fuel a prospecting boom.
Australia News Roundup: Child Safety, Political Strife, and Gold Rush
Australia's eSafety commissioner criticizes tech companies for insufficient action against child sexual abuse material; political tensions rise within the Liberal party; and surging gold prices fuel a prospecting boom.
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16% Bias Score
Alleged Bomb Threat Against Mosque and School in Queensland Condemned
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli condemned alleged bomb threats against an Islamic school and mosque, with police charging a 34-year-old man in relation to the mosque incident; the incidents follow a 1300% increase in Islamophobic reports to the Islamophobia Register Australia after the October 7...
Alleged Bomb Threat Against Mosque and School in Queensland Condemned
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli condemned alleged bomb threats against an Islamic school and mosque, with police charging a 34-year-old man in relation to the mosque incident; the incidents follow a 1300% increase in Islamophobic reports to the Islamophobia Register Australia after the October 7...
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12% Bias Score
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