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Suburban Rail Loop Construction Causes Health Issues for Nearby Residents
Construction of Melbourne's Suburban Rail Loop is causing health problems for Heatherton residents due to low-frequency vibrations (31Hz) from machinery at a nearby worksite, resulting in headaches, nausea, and ear pain; the contractor is exploring solutions including a buyback scheme.
Suburban Rail Loop Construction Causes Health Issues for Nearby Residents
Construction of Melbourne's Suburban Rail Loop is causing health problems for Heatherton residents due to low-frequency vibrations (31Hz) from machinery at a nearby worksite, resulting in headaches, nausea, and ear pain; the contractor is exploring solutions including a buyback scheme.
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64% Bias Score
Origin Energy Fined \$17.6m for Breaching Victorian Energy Rules
Origin Energy was fined \$17.6 million for numerous breaches of Victorian energy rules between December 2021 and May 2023, affecting nearly 670,000 customers, including some on life support, due to inadequate messaging, insufficient support, and overcharging; this is the largest fine in the state's ...
Origin Energy Fined \$17.6m for Breaching Victorian Energy Rules
Origin Energy was fined \$17.6 million for numerous breaches of Victorian energy rules between December 2021 and May 2023, affecting nearly 670,000 customers, including some on life support, due to inadequate messaging, insufficient support, and overcharging; this is the largest fine in the state's ...
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24% Bias Score
Melbourne Suburb Design Linked to Poorer Maternal and Child Health
A University of Melbourne study reveals stark health disparities across Melbourne's suburbs, linking poor maternal and child health outcomes to environmental factors like limited green spaces, poor walkability, and high fast-food outlet density, independent of socioeconomic status.
Melbourne Suburb Design Linked to Poorer Maternal and Child Health
A University of Melbourne study reveals stark health disparities across Melbourne's suburbs, linking poor maternal and child health outcomes to environmental factors like limited green spaces, poor walkability, and high fast-food outlet density, independent of socioeconomic status.
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32% Bias Score
Trump's Funding Threat to Australian Universities
US federal agencies are demanding that Australian university researchers endorse Trump's policies, particularly on gender issues, to retain funding, thereby threatening academic freedom and potentially hindering scientific progress.
Trump's Funding Threat to Australian Universities
US federal agencies are demanding that Australian university researchers endorse Trump's policies, particularly on gender issues, to retain funding, thereby threatening academic freedom and potentially hindering scientific progress.
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68% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Face US Industry Backlash, Raising Concerns About Aukus
US Congressman Joe Courtney says several US industries are opposing President Trump's tariffs on steel, aluminum, and other goods, set to impact pharmaceuticals and agriculture on April 2nd, causing economic uncertainty and straining relationships with key allies like Australia, impacting the Aukus ...
Trump Tariffs Face US Industry Backlash, Raising Concerns About Aukus
US Congressman Joe Courtney says several US industries are opposing President Trump's tariffs on steel, aluminum, and other goods, set to impact pharmaceuticals and agriculture on April 2nd, causing economic uncertainty and straining relationships with key allies like Australia, impacting the Aukus ...
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44% Bias Score
IPEA Clears Dutton's Taxpayer-Funded Trip to Luxury Island Lunch
An investigation into then-Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's use of \$465 in taxpayer funds for a flight to a luxury "long lunch" on Makepeace Island in July 2019 found his expenses were within the rules, despite concerns about the definition of "parliamentary business".
IPEA Clears Dutton's Taxpayer-Funded Trip to Luxury Island Lunch
An investigation into then-Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's use of \$465 in taxpayer funds for a flight to a luxury "long lunch" on Makepeace Island in July 2019 found his expenses were within the rules, despite concerns about the definition of "parliamentary business".
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48% Bias Score
Simultaneous Bleaching Devastates Australia's Iconic Reefs
Simultaneous coral bleaching events are impacting Australia's Ningaloo and Great Barrier Reefs due to record marine heatwaves, causing widespread damage and potentially significant coral mortality across thousands of kilometers of coastline, with scientists observing up to 90% coral bleaching in som...
Simultaneous Bleaching Devastates Australia's Iconic Reefs
Simultaneous coral bleaching events are impacting Australia's Ningaloo and Great Barrier Reefs due to record marine heatwaves, causing widespread damage and potentially significant coral mortality across thousands of kilometers of coastline, with scientists observing up to 90% coral bleaching in som...
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24% Bias Score
Australia's \$4 Billion Cosmetic Injectables Industry Faces Scrutiny Over Patient Safety
Jas Rawlinson's experience with a cosmetic nurse and subsequent Botox injections highlights concerns about inadequate assessment for body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) in Australia's \$4 billion cosmetic injectables industry, where short telehealth consultations may put vulnerable patients at risk.
Australia's \$4 Billion Cosmetic Injectables Industry Faces Scrutiny Over Patient Safety
Jas Rawlinson's experience with a cosmetic nurse and subsequent Botox injections highlights concerns about inadequate assessment for body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) in Australia's \$4 billion cosmetic injectables industry, where short telehealth consultations may put vulnerable patients at risk.
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60% Bias Score
Queensland Pauses Hormone Therapy for Gender Dysphoria Patients Amidst Consent Concerns
Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls paused hormone therapy for new young gender dysphoria patients in Cairns following allegations of unauthorized services to 42 pediatric patients, 17 of whom received hormone therapy; a risk assessment revealed consent issues, and the pause remains indefinite d...
Queensland Pauses Hormone Therapy for Gender Dysphoria Patients Amidst Consent Concerns
Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls paused hormone therapy for new young gender dysphoria patients in Cairns following allegations of unauthorized services to 42 pediatric patients, 17 of whom received hormone therapy; a risk assessment revealed consent issues, and the pause remains indefinite d...
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52% Bias Score
Carlson Critiques US-Australia Alliance, Exposing Security Myth
During his July 2024 Australian tour, controversial commentator Tucker Carlson challenged the long-held belief in unwavering US support, arguing that Australia's reliance on this myth has led to counterproductive foreign policy decisions and a subservient relationship with the United States.
Carlson Critiques US-Australia Alliance, Exposing Security Myth
During his July 2024 Australian tour, controversial commentator Tucker Carlson challenged the long-held belief in unwavering US support, arguing that Australia's reliance on this myth has led to counterproductive foreign policy decisions and a subservient relationship with the United States.
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52% Bias Score
Melbourne Woman Fights Off Kidnapper, Following Attempted Abduction of 12-Year-Old Girl
A 20-year-old woman in Melbourne bravely fought off a kidnapping attempt on Wednesday night, hours after a 12-year-old girl was approached by a man offering a ride; police are investigating both incidents and asking for witnesses to come forward.
Melbourne Woman Fights Off Kidnapper, Following Attempted Abduction of 12-Year-Old Girl
A 20-year-old woman in Melbourne bravely fought off a kidnapping attempt on Wednesday night, hours after a 12-year-old girl was approached by a man offering a ride; police are investigating both incidents and asking for witnesses to come forward.
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52% Bias Score
Brisbane's Population Boom Fuels Crime Surge
Brisbane's population surge, projected to reach 3.288 million by 2034-35, is causing increased crime, straining resources, and fueling public anger despite new government policies; experts urge evidence-based solutions to address underlying social issues.
Brisbane's Population Boom Fuels Crime Surge
Brisbane's population surge, projected to reach 3.288 million by 2034-35, is causing increased crime, straining resources, and fueling public anger despite new government policies; experts urge evidence-based solutions to address underlying social issues.
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48% Bias Score
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