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Germany Challenges Japan for \$10 Billion Australian Frigate Contract
Germany's thyssenkrupp Marine Systems competes with Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for a \$10 billion Australian navy frigate contract, emphasizing its export experience and proposing Australian construction and Indo-Pacific exports, with a decision expected by year's end.
Germany Challenges Japan for \$10 Billion Australian Frigate Contract
Germany's thyssenkrupp Marine Systems competes with Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for a \$10 billion Australian navy frigate contract, emphasizing its export experience and proposing Australian construction and Indo-Pacific exports, with a decision expected by year's end.
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48% Bias Score


NSW Deputy Premier Prue Car Takes Leave After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
NSW Deputy Premier and Education Minister Prue Car, 43, will take indefinite leave after an early diagnosis of breast cancer; this is unrelated to her 2022 kidney cancer diagnosis; Courtney Houssos will act in her ministerial roles.
NSW Deputy Premier Prue Car Takes Leave After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
NSW Deputy Premier and Education Minister Prue Car, 43, will take indefinite leave after an early diagnosis of breast cancer; this is unrelated to her 2022 kidney cancer diagnosis; Courtney Houssos will act in her ministerial roles.
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20% Bias Score


Parolee Fatally Shot by Police After Standoff with Homemade Gun
A 27-year-old parolee, Tjay Doeblien, was fatally shot by police in Ipswich, Australia on May 15, 2022, after creating a homemade gun from nuts, bolts, and a pipe and engaging in a standoff with officers following a domestic dispute.
Parolee Fatally Shot by Police After Standoff with Homemade Gun
A 27-year-old parolee, Tjay Doeblien, was fatally shot by police in Ipswich, Australia on May 15, 2022, after creating a homemade gun from nuts, bolts, and a pipe and engaging in a standoff with officers following a domestic dispute.
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40% Bias Score


Queensland to Introduce More Laws to Combat Booming Illegal Tobacco Trade
Queensland's Premier announced further laws targeting the illegal tobacco trade following the recent seizure of over 5.2 million cigarettes and 1.2 tonnes of loose tobacco in 12 weeks, indicating a significant problem and the government's commitment to stronger enforcement.
Queensland to Introduce More Laws to Combat Booming Illegal Tobacco Trade
Queensland's Premier announced further laws targeting the illegal tobacco trade following the recent seizure of over 5.2 million cigarettes and 1.2 tonnes of loose tobacco in 12 weeks, indicating a significant problem and the government's commitment to stronger enforcement.
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36% Bias Score


\$190 Million Laundering Scheme Uncovered in Australia
A Gold Coast security company and three men and a woman are facing multiple money laundering charges after allegedly using an armored transport service to move \$190 million in illicit cash around Australia between October 2022 and May 2024; authorities seized \$21 million in assets.
\$190 Million Laundering Scheme Uncovered in Australia
A Gold Coast security company and three men and a woman are facing multiple money laundering charges after allegedly using an armored transport service to move \$190 million in illicit cash around Australia between October 2022 and May 2024; authorities seized \$21 million in assets.
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28% Bias Score


NSW Grandmother Charged with Murder of Two Young Grandsons
Six-year-old Max and seven-year-old Sam Johnson were found dead in their grandmother Kathleen Heggs' Coonabarabran home on May 5; an autopsy revealed traces of prescription medication, and police allege Ms. Heggs smothered them after giving them medication; she was charged with two counts of murder ...
NSW Grandmother Charged with Murder of Two Young Grandsons
Six-year-old Max and seven-year-old Sam Johnson were found dead in their grandmother Kathleen Heggs' Coonabarabran home on May 5; an autopsy revealed traces of prescription medication, and police allege Ms. Heggs smothered them after giving them medication; she was charged with two counts of murder ...
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44% Bias Score

Australian Preacher Sued for Antisemitic Sermons, Defiant Response Raises Concerns
Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad is being sued in Australia for antisemitic sermons allegedly breaching racial discrimination laws; his defiant social media response, including a sword image and a GoFundMe campaign, raises concerns about potential incitement and polarization.

Australian Preacher Sued for Antisemitic Sermons, Defiant Response Raises Concerns
Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad is being sued in Australia for antisemitic sermons allegedly breaching racial discrimination laws; his defiant social media response, including a sword image and a GoFundMe campaign, raises concerns about potential incitement and polarization.
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48% Bias Score

ABC Announces Restructuring, Including Q+A Cancellation and Redundancies
ABC managing director Hugh Marks will announce a restructuring on Wednesday, including redundancies and the cancellation of the Q+A program after 18 years, following previous job cuts and a review of resource allocation to improve efficiency and impact.

ABC Announces Restructuring, Including Q+A Cancellation and Redundancies
ABC managing director Hugh Marks will announce a restructuring on Wednesday, including redundancies and the cancellation of the Q+A program after 18 years, following previous job cuts and a review of resource allocation to improve efficiency and impact.
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56% Bias Score

Australia to Update Employment Laws for Widespread Hybrid Work
Australia's Fair Work Commission is reviewing the Clerks Award to incorporate the widespread shift to work-from-home arrangements post-pandemic, aiming to create legal standards for hybrid work and potentially setting a model for other industries.

Australia to Update Employment Laws for Widespread Hybrid Work
Australia's Fair Work Commission is reviewing the Clerks Award to incorporate the widespread shift to work-from-home arrangements post-pandemic, aiming to create legal standards for hybrid work and potentially setting a model for other industries.
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48% Bias Score

US Beef Dependence on Australia Creates Geopolitical Trade Tensions
Donald Trump's threat to retaliate against Australia's beef import restrictions reveals a significant US dependence on Australian beef, valued at approximately \$3 billion annually, primarily used in American fast food, creating a complex geopolitical situation amidst global beef market tensions.

US Beef Dependence on Australia Creates Geopolitical Trade Tensions
Donald Trump's threat to retaliate against Australia's beef import restrictions reveals a significant US dependence on Australian beef, valued at approximately \$3 billion annually, primarily used in American fast food, creating a complex geopolitical situation amidst global beef market tensions.
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36% Bias Score

Inadequate Aged Care Exposes Rural Australia's Systemic Funding Gaps
Angiolina Moro's death in February highlighted the insufficient aged care services in far north Queensland, where language barriers and geographic isolation impact access to quality care for an aging immigrant population; her family's preference for local care in Mareeba was overruled by limited opt...

Inadequate Aged Care Exposes Rural Australia's Systemic Funding Gaps
Angiolina Moro's death in February highlighted the insufficient aged care services in far north Queensland, where language barriers and geographic isolation impact access to quality care for an aging immigrant population; her family's preference for local care in Mareeba was overruled by limited opt...
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40% Bias Score

Port Arthur Massacre: Murderer's Confession Reveals Motive
Martin Bryant confessed to murdering 35 people in the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, driven by hatred for a couple who refused to sell their business to his father, leading to significant gun control reforms in Australia.

Port Arthur Massacre: Murderer's Confession Reveals Motive
Martin Bryant confessed to murdering 35 people in the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, driven by hatred for a couple who refused to sell their business to his father, leading to significant gun control reforms in Australia.
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40% Bias Score
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