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RBA Expected to Cut Interest Rates, Providing Mortgage Relief
The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to cut the official cash rate by 0.25 percentage points on Tuesday, saving a household with a $750,000 mortgage about $115 monthly, although the full effect may take six to nine months; this decision is influenced by falling inflation, a strong jobs market, an...
RBA Expected to Cut Interest Rates, Providing Mortgage Relief
The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to cut the official cash rate by 0.25 percentage points on Tuesday, saving a household with a $750,000 mortgage about $115 monthly, although the full effect may take six to nine months; this decision is influenced by falling inflation, a strong jobs market, an...
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44% Bias Score
Sydney Fish Market Nears Completion Despite Delays and Financial Concerns
The $836 million Sydney Fish Market building's roof is complete, despite delays, cost overruns, and the company's financial struggles, with an expected November 2024 opening and plans for a broader waterfront redevelopment.
Sydney Fish Market Nears Completion Despite Delays and Financial Concerns
The $836 million Sydney Fish Market building's roof is complete, despite delays, cost overruns, and the company's financial struggles, with an expected November 2024 opening and plans for a broader waterfront redevelopment.
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56% Bias Score
Victoria Police Faces Leadership Crisis Amidst Budget Cuts and Union Disputes
Victoria Police faces a leadership crisis after a vote of no confidence ousted Chief Commissioner Shane Patton, whose contract will not be renewed in June, coinciding with expected budget cuts of up to $2 billion over four years and ongoing disputes over a new enterprise bargaining agreement.
Victoria Police Faces Leadership Crisis Amidst Budget Cuts and Union Disputes
Victoria Police faces a leadership crisis after a vote of no confidence ousted Chief Commissioner Shane Patton, whose contract will not be renewed in June, coinciding with expected budget cuts of up to $2 billion over four years and ongoing disputes over a new enterprise bargaining agreement.
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40% Bias Score
Surge in Antisemitic Attacks Prompts Australian Government Action
Australia is grappling with a surge in antisemitic attacks following the October 2023 Israel-Hamas war, resulting in over 2,000 incidents—three times the previous year's figure—leading to arrests and prompting the government to implement new hate crime laws.
Surge in Antisemitic Attacks Prompts Australian Government Action
Australia is grappling with a surge in antisemitic attacks following the October 2023 Israel-Hamas war, resulting in over 2,000 incidents—three times the previous year's figure—leading to arrests and prompting the government to implement new hate crime laws.
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48% Bias Score
Australia Pauses Tech Charges Amid US Retaliation Threat
Australia has paused plans to charge US tech giants hundreds of millions of dollars for refusing to pay local media outlets due to potential US trade retaliation under the Trump administration, creating a $200 million funding gap for Australian media.
Australia Pauses Tech Charges Amid US Retaliation Threat
Australia has paused plans to charge US tech giants hundreds of millions of dollars for refusing to pay local media outlets due to potential US trade retaliation under the Trump administration, creating a $200 million funding gap for Australian media.
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64% Bias Score
Rail Unions Win Fair Work Case Amidst Ongoing Transport Chaos
The Rail, Train and Bus Union (RBTU) won a Fair Work Commission case against the NSW government after hundreds of train drivers and guards called in sick on Friday, causing widespread disruptions to the rail network; the government's attempt to force workers back to work failed, with the commission ...
Rail Unions Win Fair Work Case Amidst Ongoing Transport Chaos
The Rail, Train and Bus Union (RBTU) won a Fair Work Commission case against the NSW government after hundreds of train drivers and guards called in sick on Friday, causing widespread disruptions to the rail network; the government's attempt to force workers back to work failed, with the commission ...
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52% Bias Score
Global Coffee Prices Rise, Threatening Australian Cafes
The price of a cup of coffee in London is $7 USD, reflecting global increases in arabica bean prices due to climate change and a weaker Australian dollar; Australian cafes are hesitant to raise prices despite rising costs, threatening their viability.
Global Coffee Prices Rise, Threatening Australian Cafes
The price of a cup of coffee in London is $7 USD, reflecting global increases in arabica bean prices due to climate change and a weaker Australian dollar; Australian cafes are hesitant to raise prices despite rising costs, threatening their viability.
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52% Bias Score
New Zealand Tourism Campaign Draws Backlash Amidst Economic Uncertainty
New Zealand launched a NZD$500,000 tourism campaign, "Everyone Must Go!" targeting Australians from February to March, aiming to boost tourism revenue to pre-pandemic levels; however, the slogan has faced heavy criticism due to its insensitivity amid domestic job cuts and emigration.
New Zealand Tourism Campaign Draws Backlash Amidst Economic Uncertainty
New Zealand launched a NZD$500,000 tourism campaign, "Everyone Must Go!" targeting Australians from February to March, aiming to boost tourism revenue to pre-pandemic levels; however, the slogan has faced heavy criticism due to its insensitivity amid domestic job cuts and emigration.
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56% Bias Score
Australian Parents Sentenced for Neglecting Severely Malnourished Daughter
An Australian court sentenced a couple to prison for neglecting their 17-year-old daughter, who suffered from severe malnutrition and appeared much younger than her age due to their actions, despite attending ballet and piano lessons. The parents falsified the daughter's birth certificate to hide he...
Australian Parents Sentenced for Neglecting Severely Malnourished Daughter
An Australian court sentenced a couple to prison for neglecting their 17-year-old daughter, who suffered from severe malnutrition and appeared much younger than her age due to their actions, despite attending ballet and piano lessons. The parents falsified the daughter's birth certificate to hide he...
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64% Bias Score
Sydney Trains Face Chaos After Union Wins Fair Work Case
Sydney's train network faces significant disruptions after the Fair Work Commission sided with the Rail, Tram and Bus Union against the NSW government, potentially leading to widespread cancellations and delays due to ongoing industrial action over a pay increase and sign-on bonus dispute.
Sydney Trains Face Chaos After Union Wins Fair Work Case
Sydney's train network faces significant disruptions after the Fair Work Commission sided with the Rail, Tram and Bus Union against the NSW government, potentially leading to widespread cancellations and delays due to ongoing industrial action over a pay increase and sign-on bonus dispute.
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52% Bias Score
Swimming Australia Uses AI to Aim for Top Spot at 2028 Olympics
Swimming Australia is using AI-powered race analysis system, Sparta, developed with Amazon Web Services, to improve swimmer performance and aims to win the most gold medals at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics by analyzing metrics like stroke rate, breath, and velocity, providing real-time feedback to c...
Swimming Australia Uses AI to Aim for Top Spot at 2028 Olympics
Swimming Australia is using AI-powered race analysis system, Sparta, developed with Amazon Web Services, to improve swimmer performance and aims to win the most gold medals at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics by analyzing metrics like stroke rate, breath, and velocity, providing real-time feedback to c...
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4% Bias Score
Sydney's Blue Groper Population Halved Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Since 2008, Sydney's eastern blue groper population has been halved, mainly due to ocean warming, leading to a 12-month fishing ban with potential for permanency following community outrage over killings and a stock assessment.
Sydney's Blue Groper Population Halved Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Since 2008, Sydney's eastern blue groper population has been halved, mainly due to ocean warming, leading to a 12-month fishing ban with potential for permanency following community outrage over killings and a stock assessment.
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52% Bias Score
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