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Larvotto Resources buys homestead to house Hillgrove mine workforce
Larvotto Resources purchased Echidna Gully, a NSW homestead and wedding venue, for $3 million cash and $600,000 in shares to house its growing workforce at the Hillgrove antimony-gold project, aiming for production in early 2026.
Larvotto Resources buys homestead to house Hillgrove mine workforce
Larvotto Resources purchased Echidna Gully, a NSW homestead and wedding venue, for $3 million cash and $600,000 in shares to house its growing workforce at the Hillgrove antimony-gold project, aiming for production in early 2026.
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8% Bias Score


Bounty Offered for Australian Activist in Hong Kong National Security Case
Anonymous letters offering a \$203,000 bounty for information on Australian pro-democracy activist Kevin Yam, who is wanted in Hong Kong for alleged national security crimes, were sent to Melbourne homes; Australia's foreign minister will raise the issue with Chinese and Hong Kong officials.
Bounty Offered for Australian Activist in Hong Kong National Security Case
Anonymous letters offering a \$203,000 bounty for information on Australian pro-democracy activist Kevin Yam, who is wanted in Hong Kong for alleged national security crimes, were sent to Melbourne homes; Australia's foreign minister will raise the issue with Chinese and Hong Kong officials.
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40% Bias Score


Nullarbor Renewable Energy Project Sparks Heritage Concerns
A proposed $100 billion renewable energy project on Western Australia's Nullarbor Plain faces criticism for excluding World and National Heritage impact assessments from its environmental review, despite the region's unique ecological and cultural significance, prompting a petition with over 22,000 ...
Nullarbor Renewable Energy Project Sparks Heritage Concerns
A proposed $100 billion renewable energy project on Western Australia's Nullarbor Plain faces criticism for excluding World and National Heritage impact assessments from its environmental review, despite the region's unique ecological and cultural significance, prompting a petition with over 22,000 ...
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52% Bias Score


Bandt Calls for Australia to Ditch AUKUS Pact Over Trump Concerns
Greens leader Adam Bandt called for Australia to abandon the $368 billion AUKUS pact with the US and UK due to concerns about President Trump, citing risks and potential wasted funds on nuclear submarines; this comes amid recent Chinese naval activity near Australia and a looming federal election th...
Bandt Calls for Australia to Ditch AUKUS Pact Over Trump Concerns
Greens leader Adam Bandt called for Australia to abandon the $368 billion AUKUS pact with the US and UK due to concerns about President Trump, citing risks and potential wasted funds on nuclear submarines; this comes amid recent Chinese naval activity near Australia and a looming federal election th...
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40% Bias Score


Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter of Baby After Neglect
Andrew William Campbell pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of eight-month-old Dexter Wilton and child neglect after the baby's mother, Natalie Jade Whitehead, was sentenced to nine years for the same crimes in October. The baby was left unattended for at least 21 hours while Whitehead used drugs.
Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter of Baby After Neglect
Andrew William Campbell pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of eight-month-old Dexter Wilton and child neglect after the baby's mother, Natalie Jade Whitehead, was sentenced to nine years for the same crimes in October. The baby was left unattended for at least 21 hours while Whitehead used drugs.
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Australian Woman Convicted for Attempting to Sell Human Toes Found in Dog Vomit
In Victoria, Australia, a woman attempted to sell two human toes she found in dog vomit, which belonged to the dogs' deceased owner. Police found the toes preserved in formaldehyde, along with other animal parts, leading to an 18-month good behavior bond.
Australian Woman Convicted for Attempting to Sell Human Toes Found in Dog Vomit
In Victoria, Australia, a woman attempted to sell two human toes she found in dog vomit, which belonged to the dogs' deceased owner. Police found the toes preserved in formaldehyde, along with other animal parts, leading to an 18-month good behavior bond.
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52% Bias Score

Popovic's Strict Regime Yields Record-Breaking Results for Socceroos
Australian Socceroos coach Tony Popovic's strict dietary and lifestyle changes, including blood tests and bans on certain foods, have significantly improved player performance, as evidenced by Jackson Irvine's exceptional season and the team's improved results.

Popovic's Strict Regime Yields Record-Breaking Results for Socceroos
Australian Socceroos coach Tony Popovic's strict dietary and lifestyle changes, including blood tests and bans on certain foods, have significantly improved player performance, as evidenced by Jackson Irvine's exceptional season and the team's improved results.
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32% Bias Score

NOAA Staff Cuts Cripple Australia's Weather Forecasting and Climate Science
The Trump administration's February 27th dismissal of 880 NOAA employees, with plans to cut 1000 more, severely impacts Australia's weather forecasting and climate science capabilities due to Australia's heavy reliance on NOAA data and international collaborations for accurate predictions and climat...

NOAA Staff Cuts Cripple Australia's Weather Forecasting and Climate Science
The Trump administration's February 27th dismissal of 880 NOAA employees, with plans to cut 1000 more, severely impacts Australia's weather forecasting and climate science capabilities due to Australia's heavy reliance on NOAA data and international collaborations for accurate predictions and climat...
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28% Bias Score

NSW Psychiatrist Shortage Risks Collapse of Junior Doctor Training
Due to poor pay and working conditions, NSW faces a potential collapse of its psychiatry training system as 62 of 206 psychiatrists who threatened resignation in January have left, causing at least 10 hospitals to risk losing accreditation for training junior doctors.

NSW Psychiatrist Shortage Risks Collapse of Junior Doctor Training
Due to poor pay and working conditions, NSW faces a potential collapse of its psychiatry training system as 62 of 206 psychiatrists who threatened resignation in January have left, causing at least 10 hospitals to risk losing accreditation for training junior doctors.
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44% Bias Score

Australia's World-First Shellfish Reef Restoration Project Shows Early Success
In Port Phillip Bay, Australia, a pioneering project is restoring a damaged shellfish reef using limestone fertilizer and donated shells containing oyster larvae, aiming to cover 1000 square meters and reverse decades of ecosystem decline caused by overfishing, pollution, and dredging.

Australia's World-First Shellfish Reef Restoration Project Shows Early Success
In Port Phillip Bay, Australia, a pioneering project is restoring a damaged shellfish reef using limestone fertilizer and donated shells containing oyster larvae, aiming to cover 1000 square meters and reverse decades of ecosystem decline caused by overfishing, pollution, and dredging.
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32% Bias Score

SumUp Empowers Small Businesses with Affordable Payment Solutions and Integrated Tools
SumUp, a payment solution provider, helps alleviate stress among small business owners by offering accessible and affordable payment processing, mobile-friendly technology, and integrated business management tools, impacting millions of merchants across 36 countries and now available in major Austra...

SumUp Empowers Small Businesses with Affordable Payment Solutions and Integrated Tools
SumUp, a payment solution provider, helps alleviate stress among small business owners by offering accessible and affordable payment processing, mobile-friendly technology, and integrated business management tools, impacting millions of merchants across 36 countries and now available in major Austra...
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52% Bias Score

Queen Mary Cancels Engagements Due to Illness
Queen Mary of Denmark cancelled engagements due to illness, impacting appearances at the Danish Heart Association and Mary Foundation events. She expressed disappointment but highlighted her dedication to the Heart Association.

Queen Mary Cancels Engagements Due to Illness
Queen Mary of Denmark cancelled engagements due to illness, impacting appearances at the Danish Heart Association and Mary Foundation events. She expressed disappointment but highlighted her dedication to the Heart Association.
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36% Bias Score
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