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Health Guru Fined After Retreat Participant's Death
A Melbourne health guru, Deanne Mathews, pleaded guilty to supplying magic mushrooms at a retreat where a participant died after drinking a mushroom tonic; she received a $3000 fine, with police finding no causal link between the mushrooms and the death.
Health Guru Fined After Retreat Participant's Death
A Melbourne health guru, Deanne Mathews, pleaded guilty to supplying magic mushrooms at a retreat where a participant died after drinking a mushroom tonic; she received a $3000 fine, with police finding no causal link between the mushrooms and the death.
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60% Bias Score
US Tariffs Hit Australia: A Wake-Up Call for Self-Reliance
Australia will face a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum exports to the US, impacting 0.2% of its total exports; this is part of a broader US policy affecting many countries, driven by President Trump's mercantilist trade views.
US Tariffs Hit Australia: A Wake-Up Call for Self-Reliance
Australia will face a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum exports to the US, impacting 0.2% of its total exports; this is part of a broader US policy affecting many countries, driven by President Trump's mercantilist trade views.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Youth Face Mental Health Crisis Amidst Financial Strain and Political Disillusionment
A West Australian university report reveals that young Australians (14-25) face significant mental health issues exacerbated by financial pressures (HECS debt, cost of living), and display growing political disengagement despite prioritizing environmental action.
Australian Youth Face Mental Health Crisis Amidst Financial Strain and Political Disillusionment
A West Australian university report reveals that young Australians (14-25) face significant mental health issues exacerbated by financial pressures (HECS debt, cost of living), and display growing political disengagement despite prioritizing environmental action.
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44% Bias Score
Queensland Cancels Mining Lease Review Amidst Cyclone, Sparking Accusations of Secrecy
Queensland's attorney general cancelled an independent review of mining lease objections on March 4th, 2023, amidst Tropical Cyclone Alfred, replacing it with a government-controlled committee, sparking accusations of prioritizing industry interests over community concerns and transparency.
Queensland Cancels Mining Lease Review Amidst Cyclone, Sparking Accusations of Secrecy
Queensland's attorney general cancelled an independent review of mining lease objections on March 4th, 2023, amidst Tropical Cyclone Alfred, replacing it with a government-controlled committee, sparking accusations of prioritizing industry interests over community concerns and transparency.
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56% Bias Score
Australia's Unexpected Trade Surplus with U.S. Challenges Tariff Argument
Australia recorded its first-ever monthly trade surplus with the U.S. in January 2018, reaching \$1.7 billion, primarily due to a 92-fold increase in gold exports to \$4.6 billion, challenging Australia's argument against U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
Australia's Unexpected Trade Surplus with U.S. Challenges Tariff Argument
Australia recorded its first-ever monthly trade surplus with the U.S. in January 2018, reaching \$1.7 billion, primarily due to a 92-fold increase in gold exports to \$4.6 billion, challenging Australia's argument against U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
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48% Bias Score
Lismore Flood Buyback Homes Face Demolition Amid Illegal Occupation
Approximately 40 people illegally occupy six homes in Lismore, NSW, purchased by the government under a \$900 million flood buyback scheme; Premier Chris Minns has ordered the homes' demolition, leaving residents facing homelessness.
Lismore Flood Buyback Homes Face Demolition Amid Illegal Occupation
Approximately 40 people illegally occupy six homes in Lismore, NSW, purchased by the government under a \$900 million flood buyback scheme; Premier Chris Minns has ordered the homes' demolition, leaving residents facing homelessness.
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60% Bias Score
NSW to Buy Rosehill Racecourse for \$5 Billion Housing Development
The NSW government will purchase Rosehill Racecourse for at least \$5 billion to build 25,000 homes, a revised plan from an earlier proposal involving the Australian Turf Club as quasi-developers, following member opposition and requiring their approval at a general meeting next month.
NSW to Buy Rosehill Racecourse for \$5 Billion Housing Development
The NSW government will purchase Rosehill Racecourse for at least \$5 billion to build 25,000 homes, a revised plan from an earlier proposal involving the Australian Turf Club as quasi-developers, following member opposition and requiring their approval at a general meeting next month.
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48% Bias Score
Victoria to Repeal Bail Act Section, Prioritizing Child Incarceration
The Victorian government will repeal a Bail Act section prioritizing non-custodial sentences for children, reversing previous policies to address rising youth crime rates; this action has drawn criticism for its haste and lack of consultation with experts.
Victoria to Repeal Bail Act Section, Prioritizing Child Incarceration
The Victorian government will repeal a Bail Act section prioritizing non-custodial sentences for children, reversing previous policies to address rising youth crime rates; this action has drawn criticism for its haste and lack of consultation with experts.
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60% Bias Score
Life Sentences for Murder in Brisbane
Joshua Searston and Dewald De Klerk were given life sentences for the murder of Andrew Walsh in Brisbane, Australia in November 2021; Walsh's body was found buried in concrete at a transport depot in March 2022.
Life Sentences for Murder in Brisbane
Joshua Searston and Dewald De Klerk were given life sentences for the murder of Andrew Walsh in Brisbane, Australia in November 2021; Walsh's body was found buried in concrete at a transport depot in March 2022.
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48% Bias Score
Star Minerals Prioritizes Gold Project, Abandons Uranium Venture
Star Minerals is fast-tracking its 45,000-ounce Tumblegum South gold project in Western Australia after raising \$1.6 million via a share offering that included a strategic investment from BGR Mining and Infra Limited, while simultaneously abandoning its Cobra uranium project due to financing issues...
Star Minerals Prioritizes Gold Project, Abandons Uranium Venture
Star Minerals is fast-tracking its 45,000-ounce Tumblegum South gold project in Western Australia after raising \$1.6 million via a share offering that included a strategic investment from BGR Mining and Infra Limited, while simultaneously abandoning its Cobra uranium project due to financing issues...
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40% Bias Score
Canberra: A Renewable Energy Success Story
Canberra, Australia's capital, achieved 100% renewable electricity by 2020 through significant investment in wind and solar energy, despite a lack of national support, becoming a global leader in decarbonization and offering a model for other regions.
Canberra: A Renewable Energy Success Story
Canberra, Australia's capital, achieved 100% renewable electricity by 2020 through significant investment in wind and solar energy, despite a lack of national support, becoming a global leader in decarbonization and offering a model for other regions.
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40% Bias Score
Cyclone Alfred: Widespread Power Outages and Beach Erosion in Queensland
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred caused widespread damage in Queensland, Australia, resulting in over 118,000 homes without power, beach erosion at Surfers Paradise, and significant damage to businesses, with one land developer estimating \$100,000 in losses.
Cyclone Alfred: Widespread Power Outages and Beach Erosion in Queensland
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred caused widespread damage in Queensland, Australia, resulting in over 118,000 homes without power, beach erosion at Surfers Paradise, and significant damage to businesses, with one land developer estimating \$100,000 in losses.
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40% Bias Score
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