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Neo-Nazi Leader Denied Bail After Alleged Attack on Indigenous Site
A Melbourne court refused bail to Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell, 32, leader of the Nationalist Socialist Network (NSN), who is charged with multiple offenses, including violent disorder and affray, for allegedly leading an attack on a sacred Indigenous site, Camp Sovereignty.
Neo-Nazi Leader Denied Bail After Alleged Attack on Indigenous Site
A Melbourne court refused bail to Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell, 32, leader of the Nationalist Socialist Network (NSN), who is charged with multiple offenses, including violent disorder and affray, for allegedly leading an attack on a sacred Indigenous site, Camp Sovereignty.
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24% Bias Score
Childcare Crisis in Australia Exposed by Wrong-Child Incident
A Sydney childcare center's error of giving a one-year-old boy to the wrong grandfather highlights the under-resourced and transient nature of Australia's childcare system, forcing families to rely on increasingly older grandparents.
Childcare Crisis in Australia Exposed by Wrong-Child Incident
A Sydney childcare center's error of giving a one-year-old boy to the wrong grandfather highlights the under-resourced and transient nature of Australia's childcare system, forcing families to rely on increasingly older grandparents.
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36% Bias Score
Manhunt for Fugitive in Australian Bushland Enters Second Week
Dezi Freeman, who allegedly killed two police officers, has evaded capture for 11 days in Victoria's Mount Buffalo National Park, prompting a large-scale manhunt involving 450 police officers, defense forces, and extensive searches.
Manhunt for Fugitive in Australian Bushland Enters Second Week
Dezi Freeman, who allegedly killed two police officers, has evaded capture for 11 days in Victoria's Mount Buffalo National Park, prompting a large-scale manhunt involving 450 police officers, defense forces, and extensive searches.
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40% Bias Score
Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell Denied Bail After Indigenous Burial Site Attack
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell was denied bail after being charged with multiple offences related to an attack on a sacred Indigenous burial site in Melbourne, Australia.
Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell Denied Bail After Indigenous Burial Site Attack
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell was denied bail after being charged with multiple offences related to an attack on a sacred Indigenous burial site in Melbourne, Australia.
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44% Bias Score
Review: Daniel Keene's 'The Lark' - A poignant elegy for a dying pub and a disappearing Australia
Noni Hazlehurst delivers a captivating performance in Daniel Keene's 'The Lark', a one-woman play set in a soon-to-be-demolished pub, exploring themes of memory, loss, and regret against the backdrop of a changing Australia.
Review: Daniel Keene's 'The Lark' - A poignant elegy for a dying pub and a disappearing Australia
Noni Hazlehurst delivers a captivating performance in Daniel Keene's 'The Lark', a one-woman play set in a soon-to-be-demolished pub, exploring themes of memory, loss, and regret against the backdrop of a changing Australia.
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24% Bias Score
Australia's Businesses Urge Bipartisan Climate Policy Amidst Cost Concerns
Australia's largest businesses are advocating for a bipartisan climate policy as the government prepares to announce its emissions reduction target, warning that an ambitious 70% reduction by 2035 could cost $435 billion to $530 billion but also acknowledging potential economic benefits.
Australia's Businesses Urge Bipartisan Climate Policy Amidst Cost Concerns
Australia's largest businesses are advocating for a bipartisan climate policy as the government prepares to announce its emissions reduction target, warning that an ambitious 70% reduction by 2035 could cost $435 billion to $530 billion but also acknowledging potential economic benefits.
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40% Bias Score
Aboriginal Youth Detained in Don Dale for 84 Hours, Denied Food
An investigation by the Northern Territory's Office of the Children's Commissioner found that an Aboriginal youth was unlawfully held in isolation for 84 hours at Don Dale Youth Detention Centre in April 2024, denied food as a coercion tactic, exceeding legal limits by 12 hours.
Aboriginal Youth Detained in Don Dale for 84 Hours, Denied Food
An investigation by the Northern Territory's Office of the Children's Commissioner found that an Aboriginal youth was unlawfully held in isolation for 84 hours at Don Dale Youth Detention Centre in April 2024, denied food as a coercion tactic, exceeding legal limits by 12 hours.
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36% Bias Score
Booming Country Music in Australia: A $1.11 Billion Industry
Australia's country music scene is experiencing a significant surge in popularity, generating \$1.11 billion in revenue in 2024-25 and attracting millions of attendees, driven by factors including social media trends and mainstream artist collaborations.
Booming Country Music in Australia: A $1.11 Billion Industry
Australia's country music scene is experiencing a significant surge in popularity, generating \$1.11 billion in revenue in 2024-25 and attracting millions of attendees, driven by factors including social media trends and mainstream artist collaborations.
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32% Bias Score
Former NSW Police Commissioner to Lead Reforms at Beleaguered Queensland Forensic Lab
Mick Fuller, former NSW police commissioner, has been appointed to lead reforms at Forensic Science Queensland, which faces a significant testing backlog and has been subject to two commissions of inquiry following allegations of testing failures.
Former NSW Police Commissioner to Lead Reforms at Beleaguered Queensland Forensic Lab
Mick Fuller, former NSW police commissioner, has been appointed to lead reforms at Forensic Science Queensland, which faces a significant testing backlog and has been subject to two commissions of inquiry following allegations of testing failures.
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24% Bias Score
Lithgow Rail Yard: A Crucial Opportunity for Australian Rail Manufacturing
The sale of Lithgow's locomotive workshop, a significant site for rail maintenance and manufacturing, has sparked a campaign for government intervention to revitalize the rail industry and create jobs in the region.
Lithgow Rail Yard: A Crucial Opportunity for Australian Rail Manufacturing
The sale of Lithgow's locomotive workshop, a significant site for rail maintenance and manufacturing, has sparked a campaign for government intervention to revitalize the rail industry and create jobs in the region.
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40% Bias Score
Australia's Robodebt Scheme: $475M Added to Record $2.4B Payout
The Australian government will pay an additional $475 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the illegal Robodebt welfare scheme, bringing the total payout to approximately $2.4 billion, impacting over 440,000 people.
Australia's Robodebt Scheme: $475M Added to Record $2.4B Payout
The Australian government will pay an additional $475 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the illegal Robodebt welfare scheme, bringing the total payout to approximately $2.4 billion, impacting over 440,000 people.
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24% Bias Score
Australia's Controversial Nauru Deal Sparks Islander Concerns
Australia's $2.5 billion plan to transfer non-citizens to Nauru for 30 years has sparked concern among Nauru residents, who question the plan's impact on their island and resources.
Australia's Controversial Nauru Deal Sparks Islander Concerns
Australia's $2.5 billion plan to transfer non-citizens to Nauru for 30 years has sparked concern among Nauru residents, who question the plan's impact on their island and resources.
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40% Bias Score
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