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Australia Approves Coal Mine Expansion Despite Climate Concerns
Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt approved a two-year extension for Glencore's Ulan thermal coal mine, adding 18.8 million tonnes of coal production until 2035, prompting criticism due to its conflict with the government's climate change commitments.
Australia Approves Coal Mine Expansion Despite Climate Concerns
Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt approved a two-year extension for Glencore's Ulan thermal coal mine, adding 18.8 million tonnes of coal production until 2035, prompting criticism due to its conflict with the government's climate change commitments.
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40% Bias Score
Racism in NSW Hospitals: A Crisis in Healthcare
A survey of over 3000 NSW nursing union members reveals that two-thirds of nurses and midwives from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds have experienced racism at work, leading to staff shortages and potential collapse of the healthcare system.
Racism in NSW Hospitals: A Crisis in Healthcare
A survey of over 3000 NSW nursing union members reveals that two-thirds of nurses and midwives from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds have experienced racism at work, leading to staff shortages and potential collapse of the healthcare system.
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24% Bias Score
Australia Plans Fee for Solar Panel Recycling
Australian households will soon pay a fee for solar panel recycling upon purchasing new panels, aiming to address the growing waste issue and recover valuable materials as millions of solar panels reach their end-of-life.
Australia Plans Fee for Solar Panel Recycling
Australian households will soon pay a fee for solar panel recycling upon purchasing new panels, aiming to address the growing waste issue and recover valuable materials as millions of solar panels reach their end-of-life.
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40% Bias Score
Andrews Attends Beijing Military Parade
Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews attended a military parade in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, alongside leaders like Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin, sparking controversy.
Andrews Attends Beijing Military Parade
Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews attended a military parade in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, alongside leaders like Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin, sparking controversy.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Housing Market: Overpriced Listings Cause Delays
Nationally, old home listings (over 180 days) in Australia increased by 6.7 percent in August 2024 compared to the previous year, primarily due to sellers overpricing their properties, while new listings decreased slightly in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.
Australian Housing Market: Overpriced Listings Cause Delays
Nationally, old home listings (over 180 days) in Australia increased by 6.7 percent in August 2024 compared to the previous year, primarily due to sellers overpricing their properties, while new listings decreased slightly in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.
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24% Bias Score
Australian Teen Social Media Ban Raises Privacy Concerns
A privacy expert resigned from a government advisory board, citing concerns that a trial of age-verification technology for a new social media ban in Australia could lead to the harvesting of biometric data from millions of users by tech giants.
Australian Teen Social Media Ban Raises Privacy Concerns
A privacy expert resigned from a government advisory board, citing concerns that a trial of age-verification technology for a new social media ban in Australia could lead to the harvesting of biometric data from millions of users by tech giants.
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32% Bias Score
Delay in Trial of Australian Businessman Accused in Chinese Spy Ring Case
A Queensland businessman, Alexander Cher, faces charges related to the alleged sale of SU-35 fighter jet parts, acting as an intermediary for a suspected Chinese spy, Brian Chen, whose encrypted phone messages are central to the case, but the trial has been delayed almost a year due to evidence admi...
Delay in Trial of Australian Businessman Accused in Chinese Spy Ring Case
A Queensland businessman, Alexander Cher, faces charges related to the alleged sale of SU-35 fighter jet parts, acting as an intermediary for a suspected Chinese spy, Brian Chen, whose encrypted phone messages are central to the case, but the trial has been delayed almost a year due to evidence admi...
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44% Bias Score
Australia's Uncontrolled Population Growth Fuels Protests and Policy Debate
Fueled by rapid population growth exceeding government projections, protests in Australia highlight concerns about strained public services and the need for a comprehensive national population policy.
Australia's Uncontrolled Population Growth Fuels Protests and Policy Debate
Fueled by rapid population growth exceeding government projections, protests in Australia highlight concerns about strained public services and the need for a comprehensive national population policy.
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52% Bias Score
Neo-Nazi Leader Denied Bail After Attack on Indigenous Camp
Thomas Sewell, leader of the National Socialist Network, was denied bail after being charged with multiple offenses, including violent disorder and affray, for allegedly leading an attack on Melbourne's Camp Sovereignty, a sacred Aboriginal burial ground and protest site.
Neo-Nazi Leader Denied Bail After Attack on Indigenous Camp
Thomas Sewell, leader of the National Socialist Network, was denied bail after being charged with multiple offenses, including violent disorder and affray, for allegedly leading an attack on Melbourne's Camp Sovereignty, a sacred Aboriginal burial ground and protest site.
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28% Bias Score
Paternal Childhood Passive Smoking Linked to Impaired Lung Health in Offspring
A study published in Thorax reveals that fathers' childhood exposure to passive smoking is associated with a 56% increased risk of their children experiencing poor lung function by age 53, even after accounting for socioeconomic factors and parental asthma history.
Paternal Childhood Passive Smoking Linked to Impaired Lung Health in Offspring
A study published in Thorax reveals that fathers' childhood exposure to passive smoking is associated with a 56% increased risk of their children experiencing poor lung function by age 53, even after accounting for socioeconomic factors and parental asthma history.
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8% Bias Score
Australia's Economy Shows Mixed Results: Weakest Year Since 1990s, but Household Spending Recovers
Australia's economy experienced its weakest year since the early 1990s (excluding the pandemic), but showed signs of recovery in the June quarter due to increased household spending, although productivity remains a concern.
Australia's Economy Shows Mixed Results: Weakest Year Since 1990s, but Household Spending Recovers
Australia's economy experienced its weakest year since the early 1990s (excluding the pandemic), but showed signs of recovery in the June quarter due to increased household spending, although productivity remains a concern.
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16% Bias Score
Victoria Bans Underqualified WA Teachers
Victoria will ban teachers from Western Australia with one-year teaching qualifications from its government schools, addressing a loophole in mutual recognition laws that allowed underqualified educators into classrooms.
Victoria Bans Underqualified WA Teachers
Victoria will ban teachers from Western Australia with one-year teaching qualifications from its government schools, addressing a loophole in mutual recognition laws that allowed underqualified educators into classrooms.
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52% Bias Score
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