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Australia to Invest A$1.2bn in Critical Minerals Reserve Amid China's Export Restrictions
Australia plans to invest A$1.2bn (£580m) in a strategic reserve for critical minerals, including rare earths, to counter China's export restrictions on these elements vital for advanced technologies, a move seen as retaliation to US tariffs.
Australia to Invest A$1.2bn in Critical Minerals Reserve Amid China's Export Restrictions
Australia plans to invest A$1.2bn (£580m) in a strategic reserve for critical minerals, including rare earths, to counter China's export restrictions on these elements vital for advanced technologies, a move seen as retaliation to US tariffs.
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44% Bias Score
Anzac Day and the Urgent Need to Address Violence Against Women in Australia
Australia observes Anzac Day amidst recent murders of three women, highlighting ongoing issues with domestic and gendered violence, prompting calls for greater political action despite limited attention during the current federal election campaign.
Anzac Day and the Urgent Need to Address Violence Against Women in Australia
Australia observes Anzac Day amidst recent murders of three women, highlighting ongoing issues with domestic and gendered violence, prompting calls for greater political action despite limited attention during the current federal election campaign.
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40% Bias Score
Gallipoli Centenary Commemoration Highlights International Reconciliation
On April 25, 2024, Princess Anne, New Zealand's Prime Minister, and Australia's Governor-General led a dawn ceremony at Anzac Cove on Turkey's Gallipoli Peninsula, marking the 110th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings and honoring the tens of thousands of soldiers killed during the eight-month cam...
Gallipoli Centenary Commemoration Highlights International Reconciliation
On April 25, 2024, Princess Anne, New Zealand's Prime Minister, and Australia's Governor-General led a dawn ceremony at Anzac Cove on Turkey's Gallipoli Peninsula, marking the 110th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings and honoring the tens of thousands of soldiers killed during the eight-month cam...
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Coral-Balmoral Battle: High Human Cost and Enduring Camaraderie
The Battle of Coral-Balmoral, a 26-day clash in the Vietnam War (May-June 1968), cost Australia 26 lives and over 100 injuries, highlighting the war's devastating impact on young soldiers and the enduring importance of camaraderie.
Coral-Balmoral Battle: High Human Cost and Enduring Camaraderie
The Battle of Coral-Balmoral, a 26-day clash in the Vietnam War (May-June 1968), cost Australia 26 lives and over 100 injuries, highlighting the war's devastating impact on young soldiers and the enduring importance of camaraderie.
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32% Bias Score
Supermarket Owner Stabbed to Death by Teen on Bail
71-year-old Linford Feich, owner of Friendly Grocer Nightcliff Supermarket in Darwin, Australia, was stabbed to death Wednesday evening by an 18-year-old shoplifter he confronted; the teen, already on bail, was apprehended and charged with murder.
Supermarket Owner Stabbed to Death by Teen on Bail
71-year-old Linford Feich, owner of Friendly Grocer Nightcliff Supermarket in Darwin, Australia, was stabbed to death Wednesday evening by an 18-year-old shoplifter he confronted; the teen, already on bail, was apprehended and charged with murder.
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Darwin Supermarket Owner Stabbed to Death, Suspect Arrested
In Darwin, Australia, 71-year-old supermarket owner Linford Feich was fatally stabbed Wednesday night by a teenage shoplifter he confronted; police arrested a suspect after a manhunt, despite bystander CPR efforts.
Darwin Supermarket Owner Stabbed to Death, Suspect Arrested
In Darwin, Australia, 71-year-old supermarket owner Linford Feich was fatally stabbed Wednesday night by a teenage shoplifter he confronted; police arrested a suspect after a manhunt, despite bystander CPR efforts.
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32% Bias Score
Far-Right Disruption at Anzac Day Dawn Service Underscores Threat to Australian Democracy
Far-right activists disrupted an Anzac Day dawn service in Australia, mocking the Welcome to Country ceremony and highlighting a concerning trend of online-amplified, performative disruptions aimed at undermining democratic processes.
Far-Right Disruption at Anzac Day Dawn Service Underscores Threat to Australian Democracy
Far-right activists disrupted an Anzac Day dawn service in Australia, mocking the Welcome to Country ceremony and highlighting a concerning trend of online-amplified, performative disruptions aimed at undermining democratic processes.
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60% Bias Score
Man Charged with Murder Following Newcastle Drive-By Shooting
An 18-year-old was fatally shot in a drive-by shooting at Bar Beach car park in Newcastle on Wednesday; a 22-year-old man has been charged with murder following his arrest on Friday.
Man Charged with Murder Following Newcastle Drive-By Shooting
An 18-year-old was fatally shot in a drive-by shooting at Bar Beach car park in Newcastle on Wednesday; a 22-year-old man has been charged with murder following his arrest on Friday.
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40% Bias Score
Man to be Charged After Anzac Day Welcome to Country Disrupted
A 26-year-old man faces charges for offensive behavior after he and a group, including an alleged neo-Nazi, booed and heckled a Welcome to Country at Melbourne's Anzac Day dawn service; the incident drew widespread condemnation.
Man to be Charged After Anzac Day Welcome to Country Disrupted
A 26-year-old man faces charges for offensive behavior after he and a group, including an alleged neo-Nazi, booed and heckled a Welcome to Country at Melbourne's Anzac Day dawn service; the incident drew widespread condemnation.
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Sydney's Anzac Day: Record Crowds and Alcohol Sales
On Anzac Day 2024, Sydney saw massive crowds at the Dawn Service and subsequent pub celebrations in The Rocks, with alcohol sales doubling compared to the previous year, leading to increased deployment of liquor inspectors and police to manage potential risks.
Sydney's Anzac Day: Record Crowds and Alcohol Sales
On Anzac Day 2024, Sydney saw massive crowds at the Dawn Service and subsequent pub celebrations in The Rocks, with alcohol sales doubling compared to the previous year, leading to increased deployment of liquor inspectors and police to manage potential risks.
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40% Bias Score
Average Wage Earner Cannot Afford Median House Price in Australia
Despite recent interest rate cuts and first home buyer policies, the average Australian wage earner cannot afford the median house price in major cities; Sydney's median is nearly $1.7 million, while an average wage earner can only borrow $425,000, highlighting a significant affordability gap worsen...
Average Wage Earner Cannot Afford Median House Price in Australia
Despite recent interest rate cuts and first home buyer policies, the average Australian wage earner cannot afford the median house price in major cities; Sydney's median is nearly $1.7 million, while an average wage earner can only borrow $425,000, highlighting a significant affordability gap worsen...
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44% Bias Score
Australian General's Crucial WWI Actions
In April 1918, Australian General Harold "Pompey" Elliott's 15th AIF Brigade prevented a German breakthrough on the Somme, stopped looting by British troops, and saved a world-renowned butterfly collection near Corbie, France, significantly impacting the war's outcome and his later career.
Australian General's Crucial WWI Actions
In April 1918, Australian General Harold "Pompey" Elliott's 15th AIF Brigade prevented a German breakthrough on the Somme, stopped looting by British troops, and saved a world-renowned butterfly collection near Corbie, France, significantly impacting the war's outcome and his later career.
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56% Bias Score
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