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Ballarat Grammar Investigated Over Student Assault Allegations
Ten senior boarders at Ballarat Grammar in Victoria, Australia, have been sent home after allegations of a "punishment ring" where they repeatedly assaulted younger students with straps, prompting an investigation by the VRQA and local police into potential child safety violations and a "strapping c...
Ballarat Grammar Investigated Over Student Assault Allegations
Ten senior boarders at Ballarat Grammar in Victoria, Australia, have been sent home after allegations of a "punishment ring" where they repeatedly assaulted younger students with straps, prompting an investigation by the VRQA and local police into potential child safety violations and a "strapping c...
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32% Bias Score
Chinese Navy Drills Disrupt Australian Airspace, Exposing Communication Gaps
A flotilla of Chinese ships conducted surprise live-fire military drills in the Tasman Sea, disrupting 49 flights and revealing communication failures within Australian authorities, prompting concerns about national security and diplomatic implications.
Chinese Navy Drills Disrupt Australian Airspace, Exposing Communication Gaps
A flotilla of Chinese ships conducted surprise live-fire military drills in the Tasman Sea, disrupting 49 flights and revealing communication failures within Australian authorities, prompting concerns about national security and diplomatic implications.
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56% Bias Score
China's Unannounced Military Drills Disrupt Air Traffic, Raise Security Concerns
Three Chinese warships conducted unannounced live-fire military exercises in the Tasman Sea on Friday, causing the diversion of dozens of flights between Australia and New Zealand due to a lack of prior notification from China, prompting criticism and security concerns.
China's Unannounced Military Drills Disrupt Air Traffic, Raise Security Concerns
Three Chinese warships conducted unannounced live-fire military exercises in the Tasman Sea on Friday, causing the diversion of dozens of flights between Australia and New Zealand due to a lack of prior notification from China, prompting criticism and security concerns.
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48% Bias Score
Singh Pleads Not Guilty in Cordingley Murder Trial
Rajwinder Singh pleaded not guilty to the murder of Toyah Cordingley, whose body was found buried at Wangetti Beach in Queensland on October 21, 2018, with a cut throat and other injuries; the prosecution presented evidence including her phone's location data.
Singh Pleads Not Guilty in Cordingley Murder Trial
Rajwinder Singh pleaded not guilty to the murder of Toyah Cordingley, whose body was found buried at Wangetti Beach in Queensland on October 21, 2018, with a cut throat and other injuries; the prosecution presented evidence including her phone's location data.
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44% Bias Score
Sydney Coffee Shop Crowned World's Best
Sydney's Toby's Estate Coffee Roasters was named the world's best coffee shop by "World's 100 Best Coffee Shops," beating out Melbourne and other international competitors based on coffee quality, sustainability, customer service, and public and expert opinions; the win has boosted sales, and a free...
Sydney Coffee Shop Crowned World's Best
Sydney's Toby's Estate Coffee Roasters was named the world's best coffee shop by "World's 100 Best Coffee Shops," beating out Melbourne and other international competitors based on coffee quality, sustainability, customer service, and public and expert opinions; the win has boosted sales, and a free...
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52% Bias Score
Radio Presenter Fired for Misogynistic Matildas Comments
Australian radio presenter Marty Sheargold was fired from Triple M after making misogynistic comments about the Matildas women's football team on Monday, prompting outrage from various stakeholders and leading to his dismissal on Wednesday.
Radio Presenter Fired for Misogynistic Matildas Comments
Australian radio presenter Marty Sheargold was fired from Triple M after making misogynistic comments about the Matildas women's football team on Monday, prompting outrage from various stakeholders and leading to his dismissal on Wednesday.
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52% Bias Score
NSW to Implement "Joe's Rule" Following Hospital Tragedy
Following the death of 22-month-old Joe Massa at Northern Beaches Hospital due to medical failures, his parents met with NSW Premier Chris Minns and health minister Ryan Park, resulting in the implementation of "Joe's Rule" to improve communication between parents and medical professionals and simpl...
NSW to Implement "Joe's Rule" Following Hospital Tragedy
Following the death of 22-month-old Joe Massa at Northern Beaches Hospital due to medical failures, his parents met with NSW Premier Chris Minns and health minister Ryan Park, resulting in the implementation of "Joe's Rule" to improve communication between parents and medical professionals and simpl...
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36% Bias Score
Graphic Photos Shown in Cordingley Murder Trial
Rajwinder Singh is on trial for the 2018 murder of Toyah Cordingley in far north Queensland, Australia; a court has seen graphic photos of her fatal neck wound and other injuries; forensic evidence including DNA links Singh to the crime scene, but he fled to India after the murder.
Graphic Photos Shown in Cordingley Murder Trial
Rajwinder Singh is on trial for the 2018 murder of Toyah Cordingley in far north Queensland, Australia; a court has seen graphic photos of her fatal neck wound and other injuries; forensic evidence including DNA links Singh to the crime scene, but he fled to India after the murder.
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60% Bias Score
China Agrees to Review Notification Procedures After Flight Diversions Due to Insufficient Warning for Military Drills
China's insufficient notice for military drills between New Zealand and Australia forced flight diversions, prompting New Zealand to express concerns and China to commit to reviewing its notification procedures; Australia also lodged a complaint.
China Agrees to Review Notification Procedures After Flight Diversions Due to Insufficient Warning for Military Drills
China's insufficient notice for military drills between New Zealand and Australia forced flight diversions, prompting New Zealand to express concerns and China to commit to reviewing its notification procedures; Australia also lodged a complaint.
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48% Bias Score
NSW ODPP Review Finds No Systemic Flaws in Sexual Assault Case Handling
The NSW ODPP's review of 327 adult sexual assault cases found no systemic deficiencies, but a 3 percent non-compliance rate with guidelines prompted consideration of a fourth review tier before trial, despite a 5 percent discontinuation rate aligning with past averages.
NSW ODPP Review Finds No Systemic Flaws in Sexual Assault Case Handling
The NSW ODPP's review of 327 adult sexual assault cases found no systemic deficiencies, but a 3 percent non-compliance rate with guidelines prompted consideration of a fourth review tier before trial, despite a 5 percent discontinuation rate aligning with past averages.
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48% Bias Score
Foreign Investment in Australian Housing Falls, but April Ban Expected to Spur Short-Term Surge
Foreign investment in Australian residential property dropped 6.3 percent in the September quarter to 1123 approvals, with high stamp duty deterring investors; however, an increase is anticipated before a ban on established home purchases takes effect on April 1, 2025.
Foreign Investment in Australian Housing Falls, but April Ban Expected to Spur Short-Term Surge
Foreign investment in Australian residential property dropped 6.3 percent in the September quarter to 1123 approvals, with high stamp duty deterring investors; however, an increase is anticipated before a ban on established home purchases takes effect on April 1, 2025.
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36% Bias Score
Victoria State Schools Underfunded Compared to National Average
Victoria's state school students received $16,964 per student in 2023, significantly less than the national average of $18,669, exposing a funding gap between public and private schools; a recent funding agreement aims to address this, but full implementation is pending.
Victoria State Schools Underfunded Compared to National Average
Victoria's state school students received $16,964 per student in 2023, significantly less than the national average of $18,669, exposing a funding gap between public and private schools; a recent funding agreement aims to address this, but full implementation is pending.
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52% Bias Score
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