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500 Apartments Planned for Sydney's Camperdown to House Essential Workers
The NSW government will develop a former WestConnex site in Camperdown, Sydney, into a 500-unit housing complex, with at least 200 units subsidized for essential workers like teachers, nurses, and police, addressing the housing crisis impacting essential workers and revitalizing Parramatta Road.
500 Apartments Planned for Sydney's Camperdown to House Essential Workers
The NSW government will develop a former WestConnex site in Camperdown, Sydney, into a 500-unit housing complex, with at least 200 units subsidized for essential workers like teachers, nurses, and police, addressing the housing crisis impacting essential workers and revitalizing Parramatta Road.
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40% Bias Score
Interest Rate Cuts to Boost Wealthy Suburbs' Property Values More
New modelling from CoreLogic shows that interest rate cuts will boost house values in wealthier suburbs more than in affordable areas; Sydney and Melbourne's most expensive suburbs are expected to see double-digit growth if interest rates fall.
Interest Rate Cuts to Boost Wealthy Suburbs' Property Values More
New modelling from CoreLogic shows that interest rate cuts will boost house values in wealthier suburbs more than in affordable areas; Sydney and Melbourne's most expensive suburbs are expected to see double-digit growth if interest rates fall.
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44% Bias Score
Australia Pays US $800 Million for AUKUS Submarines, Trump's Support Confirmed
Australia has paid the US $800 million, the first installment of a $3 billion commitment to help build nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS defense pact; President Trump supports the agreement, according to US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Australia Pays US $800 Million for AUKUS Submarines, Trump's Support Confirmed
Australia has paid the US $800 million, the first installment of a $3 billion commitment to help build nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS defense pact; President Trump supports the agreement, according to US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
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44% Bias Score
NSW Hospital System Fails Cerebral Palsy Patient
Declan Lee, a cerebral palsy patient, waited three hours on the floor of a Northern Beaches Hospital bathroom after a fall because staff couldn't lift him; this highlights systemic issues in NSW hospitals regarding disability care, exacerbated by staff shortages and inadequate training, prompting ca...
NSW Hospital System Fails Cerebral Palsy Patient
Declan Lee, a cerebral palsy patient, waited three hours on the floor of a Northern Beaches Hospital bathroom after a fall because staff couldn't lift him; this highlights systemic issues in NSW hospitals regarding disability care, exacerbated by staff shortages and inadequate training, prompting ca...
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24% Bias Score
Australia Invests $573 Million in Women's Health, Lowering Costs for HRT and Contraceptives
The Australian government will invest $573 million in women's health, lowering costs for hormone replacement therapies and contraceptives starting March 1st, including Medicare rebates for menopause assessments and increased funding for long-acting contraceptives to improve access for at least half ...
Australia Invests $573 Million in Women's Health, Lowering Costs for HRT and Contraceptives
The Australian government will invest $573 million in women's health, lowering costs for hormone replacement therapies and contraceptives starting March 1st, including Medicare rebates for menopause assessments and increased funding for long-acting contraceptives to improve access for at least half ...
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56% Bias Score
NSW Doctors Protest "Clinical Marshmallows" Email, Exposing Healthcare Crisis
An email referring to overworked junior doctors in NSW as "clinical marshmallows" sparked a protest, highlighting unsafe working conditions, understaffing, and calls for award reform to improve pay and working conditions in NSW public hospitals.
NSW Doctors Protest "Clinical Marshmallows" Email, Exposing Healthcare Crisis
An email referring to overworked junior doctors in NSW as "clinical marshmallows" sparked a protest, highlighting unsafe working conditions, understaffing, and calls for award reform to improve pay and working conditions in NSW public hospitals.
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40% Bias Score
NSW LGBTQ Community Faces Rising Violence Amidst Hate Speech Law Exclusion
A surge in homophobic attacks in NSW, including neo-Nazi demonstrations and online harassment, has prompted concerns as the state government plans to exclude LGBTQ people from new hate speech laws aimed at curbing racial hatred.
NSW LGBTQ Community Faces Rising Violence Amidst Hate Speech Law Exclusion
A surge in homophobic attacks in NSW, including neo-Nazi demonstrations and online harassment, has prompted concerns as the state government plans to exclude LGBTQ people from new hate speech laws aimed at curbing racial hatred.
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48% Bias Score
Australia Invests $573 Million in Women's Healthcare
The Australian government announced a $573 million investment to increase access to contraceptives and menopause treatments, lowering costs for 300,000 women by up to $400 annually through PBS listings and increased Medicare rebates starting March 1st and July 1st, respectively.
Australia Invests $573 Million in Women's Healthcare
The Australian government announced a $573 million investment to increase access to contraceptives and menopause treatments, lowering costs for 300,000 women by up to $400 annually through PBS listings and increased Medicare rebates starting March 1st and July 1st, respectively.
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44% Bias Score
Australia Builds Giant Solar Mirror Plant to Store Renewable Energy
Vast Solar's $360 million concentrated solar thermal plant in Port Augusta, Australia, aims to solve the problem of storing renewable energy for 12-20 hours by using mirrors to focus sunlight onto receivers, converting it into storable heat for electricity generation, addressing Australia's rapid tr...
Australia Builds Giant Solar Mirror Plant to Store Renewable Energy
Vast Solar's $360 million concentrated solar thermal plant in Port Augusta, Australia, aims to solve the problem of storing renewable energy for 12-20 hours by using mirrors to focus sunlight onto receivers, converting it into storable heat for electricity generation, addressing Australia's rapid tr...
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40% Bias Score
Kerr Trial and Lattouf Case Highlight Complexities of Australia's Hate-Crimes Law
Sam Kerr faces trial for racially aggravated harassment after an incident with a police officer following a taxi dispute, while Antoinette Lattouf alleges racial bias in her dismissal from the ABC, prompting debate on Australia's new hate-crimes law.
Kerr Trial and Lattouf Case Highlight Complexities of Australia's Hate-Crimes Law
Sam Kerr faces trial for racially aggravated harassment after an incident with a police officer following a taxi dispute, while Antoinette Lattouf alleges racial bias in her dismissal from the ABC, prompting debate on Australia's new hate-crimes law.
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60% Bias Score
Forgotten Baby Syndrome Causes Two Toddler Deaths in Sydney
Two Australian fathers accidentally left their young children in hot cars, resulting in the deaths of three-year-old Arikh Hasan in February 2023 and baby Olivia on Tuesday; research shows that over 25% of parents with children under three have forgotten their child in a car.
Forgotten Baby Syndrome Causes Two Toddler Deaths in Sydney
Two Australian fathers accidentally left their young children in hot cars, resulting in the deaths of three-year-old Arikh Hasan in February 2023 and baby Olivia on Tuesday; research shows that over 25% of parents with children under three have forgotten their child in a car.
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28% Bias Score
ABC faces criticism over race claim in Lattouf termination case
Antoinette Lattouf is suing the ABC for unlawful termination after being taken off air three days into a five-day contract; the ABC's legal team argued that she must prove the existence of a Middle Eastern race, prompting widespread criticism from multicultural groups.
ABC faces criticism over race claim in Lattouf termination case
Antoinette Lattouf is suing the ABC for unlawful termination after being taken off air three days into a five-day contract; the ABC's legal team argued that she must prove the existence of a Middle Eastern race, prompting widespread criticism from multicultural groups.
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44% Bias Score
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