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Australia-Israel Relations Plunge After Visa Denial for Far-Right Politician
Australia denied a visa to Israeli Knesset member Simcha Rothman for his inflammatory comments about Palestinian children, leading to a diplomatic spat with Israel after Prime Minister Netanyahu accused Australia of appeasement and condemned Prime Minister Albanese as "weak".
Australia-Israel Relations Plunge After Visa Denial for Far-Right Politician
Australia denied a visa to Israeli Knesset member Simcha Rothman for his inflammatory comments about Palestinian children, leading to a diplomatic spat with Israel after Prime Minister Netanyahu accused Australia of appeasement and condemned Prime Minister Albanese as "weak".
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40% Bias Score
Australia-Israel Diplomatic Rift over Palestinian State Recognition
Australia's recognition of a Palestinian state has prompted a strong rebuke from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who labeled Prime Minister Albanese 'weak', leading to a diplomatic row involving visa cancellations for several Israeli politicians and retaliatory measures from Israel.
Australia-Israel Diplomatic Rift over Palestinian State Recognition
Australia's recognition of a Palestinian state has prompted a strong rebuke from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who labeled Prime Minister Albanese 'weak', leading to a diplomatic row involving visa cancellations for several Israeli politicians and retaliatory measures from Israel.
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52% Bias Score
Australia-Israel Relations Deteriorate Amidst Visa Dispute and Mutual Accusations
Australia rejected Benjamin Netanyahu's criticism, accusing some Israeli politicians of "bigoted" views on Palestinians, leading to a visa dispute and a sharp deterioration in bilateral relations after Australia denied a visa to a far-right Israeli Knesset member and Israel retaliated by revoking th...
Australia-Israel Relations Deteriorate Amidst Visa Dispute and Mutual Accusations
Australia rejected Benjamin Netanyahu's criticism, accusing some Israeli politicians of "bigoted" views on Palestinians, leading to a visa dispute and a sharp deterioration in bilateral relations after Australia denied a visa to a far-right Israeli Knesset member and Israel retaliated by revoking th...
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56% Bias Score
Australian Lawyer Referred to Legal Board for AI-Generated False Citations
A Western Australian lawyer, relying on AI tools, submitted court documents with four fabricated case citations in an immigration case, resulting in a referral to the Legal Practice Board and a cost order of $8,371.30; this is one of over 20 similar cases in Australia highlighting the dangers of ins...
Australian Lawyer Referred to Legal Board for AI-Generated False Citations
A Western Australian lawyer, relying on AI tools, submitted court documents with four fabricated case citations in an immigration case, resulting in a referral to the Legal Practice Board and a cost order of $8,371.30; this is one of over 20 similar cases in Australia highlighting the dangers of ins...
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48% Bias Score
WA Postpones Elective Surgeries Due to Patient Surge
Elective surgeries at WA public hospitals scheduled for Wednesday have been postponed due to a surge in patient demand, prioritizing care for seriously ill patients; this is a nationally used mechanism to manage hospital system demand during high patient volume.
WA Postpones Elective Surgeries Due to Patient Surge
Elective surgeries at WA public hospitals scheduled for Wednesday have been postponed due to a surge in patient demand, prioritizing care for seriously ill patients; this is a nationally used mechanism to manage hospital system demand during high patient volume.
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32% Bias Score
Sydney Pub Shooting: One Dead, Another Critically Injured
On Sunday night, a shooting outside a Sydney pub left one man dead and another critically injured; police are investigating a possible link to a drug theft and organized crime.
Sydney Pub Shooting: One Dead, Another Critically Injured
On Sunday night, a shooting outside a Sydney pub left one man dead and another critically injured; police are investigating a possible link to a drug theft and organized crime.
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40% Bias Score
Alcoa's Mining Expansion Poses High Risk to Perth's Water Supply
Alcoa's plan to expand bauxite mining near Perth, Australia, risks contaminating the city's water supply through 21 high-risk pathways identified by a GHD study, potentially impacting 2.3 million people and costing billions in upgrades.
Alcoa's Mining Expansion Poses High Risk to Perth's Water Supply
Alcoa's plan to expand bauxite mining near Perth, Australia, risks contaminating the city's water supply through 21 high-risk pathways identified by a GHD study, potentially impacting 2.3 million people and costing billions in upgrades.
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56% Bias Score
UoM Breaches Privacy Act in Surveillance of Pro-Palestine Protest
The University of Melbourne violated Victoria's Privacy and Data Protection Act by using wifi data, student IDs, and CCTV to surveil a May 2023 pro-Palestine protest, resulting in disciplinary actions against 22 students and 3 staff members due to insufficient notification and justification for data...
UoM Breaches Privacy Act in Surveillance of Pro-Palestine Protest
The University of Melbourne violated Victoria's Privacy and Data Protection Act by using wifi data, student IDs, and CCTV to surveil a May 2023 pro-Palestine protest, resulting in disciplinary actions against 22 students and 3 staff members due to insufficient notification and justification for data...
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40% Bias Score
Monash IVF's Secrecy on Embryo Mix-Ups Exposes Regulatory Gaps
Monash IVF's refusal to publicly disclose details of its review into two embryo mix-ups, citing patient privacy, highlights a gap in Australia's fertility regulation, prompting calls for a national approach to ensure transparency and patient safety.
Monash IVF's Secrecy on Embryo Mix-Ups Exposes Regulatory Gaps
Monash IVF's refusal to publicly disclose details of its review into two embryo mix-ups, citing patient privacy, highlights a gap in Australia's fertility regulation, prompting calls for a national approach to ensure transparency and patient safety.
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44% Bias Score
Chalmers' Economic Roundtable Focuses on Targeted Tariff Reform
Treasurer Jim Chalmers held a three-day economic roundtable with business leaders, unionists, academics, and politicians at Parliament House, focusing on eliminating inefficient tariffs and promoting practical solutions, contrasting with typical lavish political gatherings.
Chalmers' Economic Roundtable Focuses on Targeted Tariff Reform
Treasurer Jim Chalmers held a three-day economic roundtable with business leaders, unionists, academics, and politicians at Parliament House, focusing on eliminating inefficient tariffs and promoting practical solutions, contrasting with typical lavish political gatherings.
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40% Bias Score
Queensland Public Servants Report Widespread Corruption, but Few Investigations
A survey of Queensland public servants found that one-third witnessed workplace corruption in the past five years, yet the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) investigated less than 1% of complaints, charging only one person; this follows a 2022 inquiry recommending a new police integrity unit, a ...
Queensland Public Servants Report Widespread Corruption, but Few Investigations
A survey of Queensland public servants found that one-third witnessed workplace corruption in the past five years, yet the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) investigated less than 1% of complaints, charging only one person; this follows a 2022 inquiry recommending a new police integrity unit, a ...
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44% Bias Score
BHP Profit Falls 26%, But Share Price Rises on Positive Outlook
BHP, the world's largest mining company, reported a 26% fall in annual profit to $10.2 billion for the year to June 30, but its share price rose 1.5% to A$42 due to a better-than-expected dividend and lower-than-expected costs. Iron ore profits were down 23.8% to $14.4 billion but copper profits sur...
BHP Profit Falls 26%, But Share Price Rises on Positive Outlook
BHP, the world's largest mining company, reported a 26% fall in annual profit to $10.2 billion for the year to June 30, but its share price rose 1.5% to A$42 due to a better-than-expected dividend and lower-than-expected costs. Iron ore profits were down 23.8% to $14.4 billion but copper profits sur...
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44% Bias Score
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