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Queensland Floods Amidst Australia's Contrasting Weather Extremes
Unprecedented rainfall in Queensland has caused extensive flooding and stock losses, while Perth experienced a record-breaking heatwave, and southern Australia continues to endure drought conditions in early 2025.
Queensland Floods Amidst Australia's Contrasting Weather Extremes
Unprecedented rainfall in Queensland has caused extensive flooding and stock losses, while Perth experienced a record-breaking heatwave, and southern Australia continues to endure drought conditions in early 2025.
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Queensland Floods: 50 Evacuated as Unprecedented Floodwaters Threaten Thargomindah
Unprecedented flooding in Queensland's southwest forces at least 50 evacuations in Thargomindah, necessitating a temporary levee, with floodwaters expected to reach seven meters and impact the region for weeks, causing potential livestock losses in the hundreds of thousands.
Queensland Floods: 50 Evacuated as Unprecedented Floodwaters Threaten Thargomindah
Unprecedented flooding in Queensland's southwest forces at least 50 evacuations in Thargomindah, necessitating a temporary levee, with floodwaters expected to reach seven meters and impact the region for weeks, causing potential livestock losses in the hundreds of thousands.
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Australia Defends AUKUS Deal Amid US Unreliability Concerns
Former Australian ambassador Dennis Richardson defends the AUKUS submarine deal despite concerns over US reliability under the Trump administration, arguing against abandoning the $368bn agreement and highlighting Australia's internal capacity as the main risk, while others propose alternative optio...
Australia Defends AUKUS Deal Amid US Unreliability Concerns
Former Australian ambassador Dennis Richardson defends the AUKUS submarine deal despite concerns over US reliability under the Trump administration, arguing against abandoning the $368bn agreement and highlighting Australia's internal capacity as the main risk, while others propose alternative optio...
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52% Bias Score


Advance Metals Unearths High-Grade Gold at Victorian Project
Advance Metals unearthed high-grade gold at its Victorian Myrtleford project, with a diamond drill hole intersecting 1.2 meters at 93 grams per tonne, exceeding previous discoveries and indicating significant exploration potential within the 13km Happy Valley trend.
Advance Metals Unearths High-Grade Gold at Victorian Project
Advance Metals unearthed high-grade gold at its Victorian Myrtleford project, with a diamond drill hole intersecting 1.2 meters at 93 grams per tonne, exceeding previous discoveries and indicating significant exploration potential within the 13km Happy Valley trend.
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48% Bias Score


Victorian Local Government Inquiry Uncovers Widespread Corruption
A Victorian parliamentary inquiry investigating local government fraud and corruption revealed cases of significant financial mismanagement, including a pool attendant appointed to a \$290,000 job, a CEO receiving a \$170,000 payout through a subordinate, and illegal asbestos dumping; commissioners ...
Victorian Local Government Inquiry Uncovers Widespread Corruption
A Victorian parliamentary inquiry investigating local government fraud and corruption revealed cases of significant financial mismanagement, including a pool attendant appointed to a \$290,000 job, a CEO receiving a \$170,000 payout through a subordinate, and illegal asbestos dumping; commissioners ...
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44% Bias Score


Australia's Strategic Squeeze: Government Downplays US and China Threats Amidst Growing Public Concern
Australia's government downplays escalating economic threats from US tariffs and China's naval activity near Australian undersea cables, while public concern grows, as revealed by recent polls showing 60% of Australians view Trump's presidency negatively, and 31% cite China as Australia's greatest t...
Australia's Strategic Squeeze: Government Downplays US and China Threats Amidst Growing Public Concern
Australia's government downplays escalating economic threats from US tariffs and China's naval activity near Australian undersea cables, while public concern grows, as revealed by recent polls showing 60% of Australians view Trump's presidency negatively, and 31% cite China as Australia's greatest t...
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68% Bias Score

Melbourne Teen Denied Bail After Aggravated Home Invasion
A 15-year-old in Melbourne was denied bail after being charged with aggravated home invasion, following a string of alleged offenses including knife threats, vehicle theft, and dangerous driving; the court cited concerns about community safety given his extensive criminal history and lack of remorse...

Melbourne Teen Denied Bail After Aggravated Home Invasion
A 15-year-old in Melbourne was denied bail after being charged with aggravated home invasion, following a string of alleged offenses including knife threats, vehicle theft, and dangerous driving; the court cited concerns about community safety given his extensive criminal history and lack of remorse...
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48% Bias Score

Australian Gold Boom: Fourth-Largest Export, Election Boost
Australia's gold production and price surge has made it the country's fourth-largest commodity export, surpassing thermal coal and providing a boost to the economy ahead of the May 3 election; investment banks predict further price increases.

Australian Gold Boom: Fourth-Largest Export, Election Boost
Australia's gold production and price surge has made it the country's fourth-largest commodity export, surpassing thermal coal and providing a boost to the economy ahead of the May 3 election; investment banks predict further price increases.
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44% Bias Score

Chinese Research Vessel Monitored off Australian Coast
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed concern over the presence of the Chinese research vessel Tan Suo Yi Hao off the coast of Victoria, currently being monitored by the Australian Defence Force, following its participation in a New Zealand research operation and proximity to critical...

Chinese Research Vessel Monitored off Australian Coast
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed concern over the presence of the Chinese research vessel Tan Suo Yi Hao off the coast of Victoria, currently being monitored by the Australian Defence Force, following its participation in a New Zealand research operation and proximity to critical...
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Unregulated Ultrasound Clinics in Australia Linked to Stillbirths and Misdiagnoses
A boom in unregulated Australian private baby scanning clinics is causing misdiagnoses, leading to stillbirths, late-term abortions, and incorrect diagnoses, prompting calls for national regulation of sonographers.

Unregulated Ultrasound Clinics in Australia Linked to Stillbirths and Misdiagnoses
A boom in unregulated Australian private baby scanning clinics is causing misdiagnoses, leading to stillbirths, late-term abortions, and incorrect diagnoses, prompting calls for national regulation of sonographers.
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40% Bias Score

Sydney Mother Charged After Allegedly Stabbing Three Children
A 47-year-old woman in Sydney was charged with three counts of grievous bodily harm with intent to murder after allegedly stabbing her three children, aged 10, 13, and 16, at their Baulkham Hills home on Monday morning. The children and the mother are in stable condition.

Sydney Mother Charged After Allegedly Stabbing Three Children
A 47-year-old woman in Sydney was charged with three counts of grievous bodily harm with intent to murder after allegedly stabbing her three children, aged 10, 13, and 16, at their Baulkham Hills home on Monday morning. The children and the mother are in stable condition.
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52% Bias Score

Partial Armadale Line Reopening Delayed by Construction Issues
Due to construction problems, only the inner 14 kilometers of the Armadale train line will reopen on June 9th, 2024, affecting 13,000 commuters who will continue using rail replacement buses for the remaining 25 kilometers until a later date, causing further criticism of the \$12 billion Metronet pr...

Partial Armadale Line Reopening Delayed by Construction Issues
Due to construction problems, only the inner 14 kilometers of the Armadale train line will reopen on June 9th, 2024, affecting 13,000 commuters who will continue using rail replacement buses for the remaining 25 kilometers until a later date, causing further criticism of the \$12 billion Metronet pr...
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48% Bias Score
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