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Immunotherapy Shows Promise in Treating Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma
An Australian clinical trial demonstrates that a new immunotherapy using genetically modified antibodies significantly reduces recurrence of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (CSCC), offering a potential cure for this common, often deadly, cancer. The 24-month disease-free rate in the treatment arm ...
Immunotherapy Shows Promise in Treating Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma
An Australian clinical trial demonstrates that a new immunotherapy using genetically modified antibodies significantly reduces recurrence of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (CSCC), offering a potential cure for this common, often deadly, cancer. The 24-month disease-free rate in the treatment arm ...
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44% Bias Score
NSW Police Reject Tobacco Enforcement Plan Amid Staffing Crisis
NSW Police are resisting Premier Chris Minns' plan to shift tobacco law enforcement to them, citing a critical staff shortage of 4000 officers and the need for 500 more to address 8000 retailers, diverting resources from fighting organized crime and domestic violence, while the high cost of disposal...
NSW Police Reject Tobacco Enforcement Plan Amid Staffing Crisis
NSW Police are resisting Premier Chris Minns' plan to shift tobacco law enforcement to them, citing a critical staff shortage of 4000 officers and the need for 500 more to address 8000 retailers, diverting resources from fighting organized crime and domestic violence, while the high cost of disposal...
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52% Bias Score
Couple Charged with Murder of Missing Teen Pheobe Bishop
James Wood and Tanika Bromley were arrested and charged with the murder of 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop on Thursday night, whose body has not been found despite weeks of searching multiple locations. The couple were arrested in Bundaberg, Queensland after police found evidence suggesting Pheobe Bishop ...
Couple Charged with Murder of Missing Teen Pheobe Bishop
James Wood and Tanika Bromley were arrested and charged with the murder of 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop on Thursday night, whose body has not been found despite weeks of searching multiple locations. The couple were arrested in Bundaberg, Queensland after police found evidence suggesting Pheobe Bishop ...
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28% Bias Score
Jumping Castle Tragedy: Court Dismisses Charges
A Tasmanian court found the operator of a jumping castle not guilty of workplace safety charges despite acknowledging failures in securing the inflatable, which killed six children due to an unforeseen dust devil during end-of-year school celebrations in December 2021.
Jumping Castle Tragedy: Court Dismisses Charges
A Tasmanian court found the operator of a jumping castle not guilty of workplace safety charges despite acknowledging failures in securing the inflatable, which killed six children due to an unforeseen dust devil during end-of-year school celebrations in December 2021.
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32% Bias Score
Tasmanian Jumping Castle Tragedy: Operator Cleared of Safety Breaches
Six children died and three were injured after a wind gust lifted a jumping castle at a Tasmanian school in December 2021; the operator was found not guilty of safety breaches, causing outrage among the victims' families.
Tasmanian Jumping Castle Tragedy: Operator Cleared of Safety Breaches
Six children died and three were injured after a wind gust lifted a jumping castle at a Tasmanian school in December 2021; the operator was found not guilty of safety breaches, causing outrage among the victims' families.
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48% Bias Score
Farmers oppose weakening biosecurity for US beef imports
Australia is considering relaxing biosecurity rules to allow US beef imports in exchange for US tariff exemptions, prompting strong opposition from farmers concerned about the risk of disease outbreaks and the potential for an $80 billion economic loss, despite government reassurances.
Farmers oppose weakening biosecurity for US beef imports
Australia is considering relaxing biosecurity rules to allow US beef imports in exchange for US tariff exemptions, prompting strong opposition from farmers concerned about the risk of disease outbreaks and the potential for an $80 billion economic loss, despite government reassurances.
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64% Bias Score
Short Falls Short of Olympic Podium Despite World Champion Status
Australian swimmer Sam Short finished fourth in the men's 400m freestyle at the Paris Olympics, 0.14 seconds off a medal, and failed to reach the finals in the 800m and 1500m freestyle events due to pre-existing injuries and illness, despite his 2023 world champion title.
Short Falls Short of Olympic Podium Despite World Champion Status
Australian swimmer Sam Short finished fourth in the men's 400m freestyle at the Paris Olympics, 0.14 seconds off a medal, and failed to reach the finals in the 800m and 1500m freestyle events due to pre-existing injuries and illness, despite his 2023 world champion title.
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40% Bias Score
Victorian Hospital Errors: 112 Deaths, Rise in Suicides
Victoria's 2023-24 hospital error report reveals 193 sentinel events (112 deaths), including a threefold rise in suspected suicides in acute psychiatric units (six deaths), and a rise in wrong-site surgeries (three deaths) and retained objects (two life-threatening cases).
Victorian Hospital Errors: 112 Deaths, Rise in Suicides
Victoria's 2023-24 hospital error report reveals 193 sentinel events (112 deaths), including a threefold rise in suspected suicides in acute psychiatric units (six deaths), and a rise in wrong-site surgeries (three deaths) and retained objects (two life-threatening cases).
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16% Bias Score
Joe's Law" Passes in NSW, Banning Public-Private Partnerships in Acute Healthcare
The NSW parliament unanimously passed "Joe's Law", banning new public-private partnerships for acute hospital services, following the death of Joe Massa at Northern Beaches Hospital due to systemic failures within a private healthcare model.
Joe's Law" Passes in NSW, Banning Public-Private Partnerships in Acute Healthcare
The NSW parliament unanimously passed "Joe's Law", banning new public-private partnerships for acute hospital services, following the death of Joe Massa at Northern Beaches Hospital due to systemic failures within a private healthcare model.
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64% Bias Score
Australian Engineer Conditionally Released from Iraqi Prison, Remains Banned from Leaving
After four years of arbitrary detention in Iraq, Australian mechanical engineer Robert Pether was conditionally released; however, he remains banned from leaving the country despite needing urgent medical care, highlighting concerns about the rule of law and the treatment of foreign nationals in Ira...
Australian Engineer Conditionally Released from Iraqi Prison, Remains Banned from Leaving
After four years of arbitrary detention in Iraq, Australian mechanical engineer Robert Pether was conditionally released; however, he remains banned from leaving the country despite needing urgent medical care, highlighting concerns about the rule of law and the treatment of foreign nationals in Ira...
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40% Bias Score
Murujuga Rock Art Report Defended Amidst World Heritage Bid Controversy
A report commissioned by Woodside Energy on the Murujuga rock art in Western Australia concludes that while some damage occurred in the 1970s and 80s, current air quality is better than in Australian cities, though this is disputed by environmental groups; the UNECSO World Heritage Committee may rej...
Murujuga Rock Art Report Defended Amidst World Heritage Bid Controversy
A report commissioned by Woodside Energy on the Murujuga rock art in Western Australia concludes that while some damage occurred in the 1970s and 80s, current air quality is better than in Australian cities, though this is disputed by environmental groups; the UNECSO World Heritage Committee may rej...
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48% Bias Score
Australia Issues Level 2 Travel Advisory for Maldives Due to Terrorism and Civil Unrest
Australia raised its travel advisory for the Maldives to Level 2 due to civil unrest and terrorism threats, advising its citizens to exercise a high degree of caution, following several security incidents in recent years and amid heightened global tensions.
Australia Issues Level 2 Travel Advisory for Maldives Due to Terrorism and Civil Unrest
Australia raised its travel advisory for the Maldives to Level 2 due to civil unrest and terrorism threats, advising its citizens to exercise a high degree of caution, following several security incidents in recent years and amid heightened global tensions.
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36% Bias Score
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