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Australia News Roundup: Child Safety, Political Strife, and Gold Rush
Australia's eSafety commissioner criticizes tech companies for insufficient action against child sexual abuse material; political tensions rise within the Liberal party; and surging gold prices fuel a prospecting boom.
Australia News Roundup: Child Safety, Political Strife, and Gold Rush
Australia's eSafety commissioner criticizes tech companies for insufficient action against child sexual abuse material; political tensions rise within the Liberal party; and surging gold prices fuel a prospecting boom.
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16% Bias Score
Nauru: From Guano Riches to a Prison Island
The Pacific island nation of Nauru, once wealthy from phosphate mining, faces bankruptcy and now relies on controversial deals with Australia to survive, including housing foreign prisoners and accepting refugees.
Nauru: From Guano Riches to a Prison Island
The Pacific island nation of Nauru, once wealthy from phosphate mining, faces bankruptcy and now relies on controversial deals with Australia to survive, including housing foreign prisoners and accepting refugees.
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36% Bias Score
Australia and China Vie for Influence in the Pacific Islands
Australia and China are competing for influence in the Pacific Islands, with recent events in the Solomon Islands highlighting the intensity of this contest, involving vehicle donations, infrastructure projects, and even kung fu diplomacy.
Australia and China Vie for Influence in the Pacific Islands
Australia and China are competing for influence in the Pacific Islands, with recent events in the Solomon Islands highlighting the intensity of this contest, involving vehicle donations, infrastructure projects, and even kung fu diplomacy.
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60% Bias Score
Melbourne University Professor Fights Dismissal Over 'Racist' Emails
Melbourne Law School professor Eric Descheemaeker is challenging his termination for sending emails containing allegedly racist remarks, arguing they were political opinions, not grounds for dismissal.
Melbourne University Professor Fights Dismissal Over 'Racist' Emails
Melbourne Law School professor Eric Descheemaeker is challenging his termination for sending emails containing allegedly racist remarks, arguing they were political opinions, not grounds for dismissal.
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28% Bias Score
Australian Woman Receives 33-Year Non-Parole Period for Triple Murder
Erin Patterson, who poisoned three people at a lunch, was sentenced to life in prison with a 33-year non-parole period, reflecting the severity of her crimes and harsh prison conditions.
Australian Woman Receives 33-Year Non-Parole Period for Triple Murder
Erin Patterson, who poisoned three people at a lunch, was sentenced to life in prison with a 33-year non-parole period, reflecting the severity of her crimes and harsh prison conditions.
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48% Bias Score
Woolworths and Coles to Pay $780 Million in Staff Back-Pay
Australia's two largest supermarket chains, Woolworths and Coles, will collectively pay $780 million in back-pay to staff following a Federal Court ruling that they underpaid salaried workers for over a decade due to inaccurate record-keeping of rosters, overtime, and entitlements.
Woolworths and Coles to Pay $780 Million in Staff Back-Pay
Australia's two largest supermarket chains, Woolworths and Coles, will collectively pay $780 million in back-pay to staff following a Federal Court ruling that they underpaid salaried workers for over a decade due to inaccurate record-keeping of rosters, overtime, and entitlements.
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24% Bias Score
Victoria Forges Historic Treaty with Aboriginal Groups, Pledging $660 Million
The Victorian government has finalized a treaty with Aboriginal groups, establishing a new Indigenous body, Gellung Warl, and allocating $660 million for treaty initiatives including curriculum changes in schools and infrastructure funding.
Victoria Forges Historic Treaty with Aboriginal Groups, Pledging $660 Million
The Victorian government has finalized a treaty with Aboriginal groups, establishing a new Indigenous body, Gellung Warl, and allocating $660 million for treaty initiatives including curriculum changes in schools and infrastructure funding.
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40% Bias Score
Alleged Bomb Threat Against Mosque and School in Queensland Condemned
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli condemned alleged bomb threats against an Islamic school and mosque, with police charging a 34-year-old man in relation to the mosque incident; the incidents follow a 1300% increase in Islamophobic reports to the Islamophobia Register Australia after the October 7...
Alleged Bomb Threat Against Mosque and School in Queensland Condemned
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli condemned alleged bomb threats against an Islamic school and mosque, with police charging a 34-year-old man in relation to the mosque incident; the incidents follow a 1300% increase in Islamophobic reports to the Islamophobia Register Australia after the October 7...
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12% Bias Score
Zenith Minerals: Strategic Refocus on Australian Gold Yields Positive Results
Zenith Minerals, under managing director Andrew Smith, has raised $3.5 million, sold its Turkish asset, and initiated a 12,000-meter drill program at its Consolidated Dulcie gold project in Western Australia, resulting in a 41% increase in contained gold ounces to 302,000.
Zenith Minerals: Strategic Refocus on Australian Gold Yields Positive Results
Zenith Minerals, under managing director Andrew Smith, has raised $3.5 million, sold its Turkish asset, and initiated a 12,000-meter drill program at its Consolidated Dulcie gold project in Western Australia, resulting in a 41% increase in contained gold ounces to 302,000.
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56% Bias Score
Massive Toxic Algae Bloom Devastates Australian Marine Life
A massive toxic algae bloom, spanning over 4,500 square kilometers in Southern Australia, has killed an estimated 14,000 marine animals from over 450 species, impacting fisheries, aquaculture, and coastal tourism.
Massive Toxic Algae Bloom Devastates Australian Marine Life
A massive toxic algae bloom, spanning over 4,500 square kilometers in Southern Australia, has killed an estimated 14,000 marine animals from over 450 species, impacting fisheries, aquaculture, and coastal tourism.
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24% Bias Score
Australian Woman Sentenced to Life for Mushroom Murders
Erin Patterson, 50, received three life sentences with a 33-year non-parole period for murdering three lunch guests with death cap mushrooms in Victoria, Australia, in 2023, and a concurrent 25-year sentence for attempting to murder a fourth guest.
Australian Woman Sentenced to Life for Mushroom Murders
Erin Patterson, 50, received three life sentences with a 33-year non-parole period for murdering three lunch guests with death cap mushrooms in Victoria, Australia, in 2023, and a concurrent 25-year sentence for attempting to murder a fourth guest.
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16% Bias Score
Multiple Significant Global Events Today
Today brings a diverse range of significant events: the sentencing of Australian triple murderer Erin Patterson, Russia's largest-ever air attack on Ukraine hitting a key government building in Kyiv, a delay at the US Open men's final due to Donald Trump's security needs, and controversy surrounding...
Multiple Significant Global Events Today
Today brings a diverse range of significant events: the sentencing of Australian triple murderer Erin Patterson, Russia's largest-ever air attack on Ukraine hitting a key government building in Kyiv, a delay at the US Open men's final due to Donald Trump's security needs, and controversy surrounding...
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16% Bias Score
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