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Delayed Gas Shortages Shift Australian Election Focus
Australia's east-coast gas shortage, previously predicted for 2025, is now forecast by AEMO for 2028, due to increased electrification and Eraring power station extension; this impacts the federal election where energy security is a key issue.
Delayed Gas Shortages Shift Australian Election Focus
Australia's east-coast gas shortage, previously predicted for 2025, is now forecast by AEMO for 2028, due to increased electrification and Eraring power station extension; this impacts the federal election where energy security is a key issue.
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56% Bias Score
Australian Bank CEOs Warn of Trade War's Economic Risks
CEOs of Australia's National Australia Bank and Commonwealth Bank warned that President Trump's trade war could harm global economic growth, increase inflation, and potentially prevent future interest rate cuts, impacting Australia's economy and trade with China.
Australian Bank CEOs Warn of Trade War's Economic Risks
CEOs of Australia's National Australia Bank and Commonwealth Bank warned that President Trump's trade war could harm global economic growth, increase inflation, and potentially prevent future interest rate cuts, impacting Australia's economy and trade with China.
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44% Bias Score
NSW Psychiatrists Resign Over Unsustainable Workloads
A New South Wales psychiatrist, Dr. Suzanna Goodison, resigned from her position at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital due to unsustainable workloads that compromised patient safety, highlighting a broader crisis in NSW public hospitals where 62 psychiatrists have resigned since January 2024, prompting a ...
NSW Psychiatrists Resign Over Unsustainable Workloads
A New South Wales psychiatrist, Dr. Suzanna Goodison, resigned from her position at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital due to unsustainable workloads that compromised patient safety, highlighting a broader crisis in NSW public hospitals where 62 psychiatrists have resigned since January 2024, prompting a ...
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44% Bias Score
CFMEU expels gangland figures, addresses violence against women
The CFMEU's Victorian delegates unanimously voted to expel gangland figures and bikies from the union, implementing stricter shop steward requirements and supporting initiatives to combat violence against women following revelations of payments to underworld figures and violence on worksites.
CFMEU expels gangland figures, addresses violence against women
The CFMEU's Victorian delegates unanimously voted to expel gangland figures and bikies from the union, implementing stricter shop steward requirements and supporting initiatives to combat violence against women following revelations of payments to underworld figures and violence on worksites.
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56% Bias Score
Hong Kong Bounty Letters Target Activist in Australia
Anonymous letters offering a $200,000 reward for information on pro-democracy activist Kevin Yam, sent from Hong Kong to his Melbourne neighbors, prompted a strong rebuke from Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong, who called the action unacceptable and a threat to Australia's sovereignty.
Hong Kong Bounty Letters Target Activist in Australia
Anonymous letters offering a $200,000 reward for information on pro-democracy activist Kevin Yam, sent from Hong Kong to his Melbourne neighbors, prompted a strong rebuke from Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong, who called the action unacceptable and a threat to Australia's sovereignty.
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56% Bias Score
Teacher Jailed for Eight-Year Sexual Abuse of Student
A Brisbane court sentenced former science teacher Kellie Ann-Marie Whiteside to five years' jail for repeatedly sexually abusing a student, starting when the child was 12 and continuing until they were 20; the abuse involved exchanging explicit messages and images and occurred on school grounds and ...
Teacher Jailed for Eight-Year Sexual Abuse of Student
A Brisbane court sentenced former science teacher Kellie Ann-Marie Whiteside to five years' jail for repeatedly sexually abusing a student, starting when the child was 12 and continuing until they were 20; the abuse involved exchanging explicit messages and images and occurred on school grounds and ...
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44% Bias Score
Australia's Tobacco Tax: Unintended Consequences and a Thriving Black Market
Australia's high tobacco taxes, intended to curb smoking and boost revenue, have unexpectedly created a booming black market, enriching organized crime and disproportionately harming disadvantaged smokers while yielding uncertain public health gains.
Australia's Tobacco Tax: Unintended Consequences and a Thriving Black Market
Australia's high tobacco taxes, intended to curb smoking and boost revenue, have unexpectedly created a booming black market, enriching organized crime and disproportionately harming disadvantaged smokers while yielding uncertain public health gains.
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52% Bias Score
Four Arrested in Sydney Kidnapping Case
Four men, Wenqiang Zeng, David Wildsmith, Lun Weng, and Liannan Zheng, were arrested in Sydney following a months-long investigation into the alleged kidnapping and assault of two men over an undisclosed debt; a ransom of approximately \$480,000 was demanded.
Four Arrested in Sydney Kidnapping Case
Four men, Wenqiang Zeng, David Wildsmith, Lun Weng, and Liannan Zheng, were arrested in Sydney following a months-long investigation into the alleged kidnapping and assault of two men over an undisclosed debt; a ransom of approximately \$480,000 was demanded.
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36% Bias Score
\$130,000 Annual Income Needed for Comfortable Rent in Australia
A new report reveals Australians need a \$130,000 annual income to comfortably rent a unit, significantly above average and median salaries, highlighting rental stress impacting even high-income earners across capital cities and regional areas.
\$130,000 Annual Income Needed for Comfortable Rent in Australia
A new report reveals Australians need a \$130,000 annual income to comfortably rent a unit, significantly above average and median salaries, highlighting rental stress impacting even high-income earners across capital cities and regional areas.
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48% Bias Score
Murder-Suicide Follows Stalking and Controlling Behavior
Paul Thijssen, after stalking and meticulously planning his attack, murdered his ex-girlfriend Lilie James with a hammer at St Andrew's Cathedral School in October 2023 before committing suicide; an inquest revealed a pattern of controlling behavior towards previous partners.
Murder-Suicide Follows Stalking and Controlling Behavior
Paul Thijssen, after stalking and meticulously planning his attack, murdered his ex-girlfriend Lilie James with a hammer at St Andrew's Cathedral School in October 2023 before committing suicide; an inquest revealed a pattern of controlling behavior towards previous partners.
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48% Bias Score
Canada Invests Billions in Arctic Defense Amidst Rising Tensions
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a C\$6 billion ($4.2 billion USD) purchase of an Australian radar system and a C\$420 million ($294 million USD) expansion of military operations in the Arctic to assert sovereignty amid rising international competition and climate change impacts.
Canada Invests Billions in Arctic Defense Amidst Rising Tensions
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a C\$6 billion ($4.2 billion USD) purchase of an Australian radar system and a C\$420 million ($294 million USD) expansion of military operations in the Arctic to assert sovereignty amid rising international competition and climate change impacts.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Youth Emigration to Australia: Economic Disparity and Societal Bias
Young Spaniards are increasingly emigrating to Australia for better-paying jobs in sectors like hospitality, agriculture, and mining, despite initial lower wages, creating a brain drain for Spain and raising questions about societal perceptions of emigration versus immigration.
Spanish Youth Emigration to Australia: Economic Disparity and Societal Bias
Young Spaniards are increasingly emigrating to Australia for better-paying jobs in sectors like hospitality, agriculture, and mining, despite initial lower wages, creating a brain drain for Spain and raising questions about societal perceptions of emigration versus immigration.
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48% Bias Score
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