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AI Recreates Faces of Welsh Convicts Sent to Australia
AI-generated facial reconstructions of 60 Welsh convicts transported to Australia in the 19th century reveal harsh sentences for minor crimes, highlighting the historical link between Wales and Australia; researchers used historical records and family connections.
AI Recreates Faces of Welsh Convicts Sent to Australia
AI-generated facial reconstructions of 60 Welsh convicts transported to Australia in the 19th century reveal harsh sentences for minor crimes, highlighting the historical link between Wales and Australia; researchers used historical records and family connections.
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40% Bias Score


Chevron CEO urges Australia to adopt US-style deregulation
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth urged Australia to emulate the US under Trump's administration, citing higher costs due to regulations and legal challenges, after a private meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles; the article, sponsored by Chevron, omitted climate impacts and lacked diverse perspec...
Chevron CEO urges Australia to adopt US-style deregulation
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth urged Australia to emulate the US under Trump's administration, citing higher costs due to regulations and legal challenges, after a private meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles; the article, sponsored by Chevron, omitted climate impacts and lacked diverse perspec...
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56% Bias Score


Australian Stamp Duty Costs Soar, Outpacing Income Growth
Analysis shows stamp duty costs in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane have risen 2.7 to 3.4 times faster than incomes since 2000, reaching 119.7 percent of income in Sydney in 2024, impacting housing affordability and mobility, prompting calls for tax reform.
Australian Stamp Duty Costs Soar, Outpacing Income Growth
Analysis shows stamp duty costs in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane have risen 2.7 to 3.4 times faster than incomes since 2000, reaching 119.7 percent of income in Sydney in 2024, impacting housing affordability and mobility, prompting calls for tax reform.
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48% Bias Score


Qantas Hit with Record \$90 Million Fine for Illegal Worker Sackings
An Australian court fined Qantas \$90 million for illegally sacking 1800 workers during the pandemic, rejecting the airline's claims of remorse and highlighting its aggressive litigation strategy; \$50 million will go to the Transport Workers' Union.
Qantas Hit with Record \$90 Million Fine for Illegal Worker Sackings
An Australian court fined Qantas \$90 million for illegally sacking 1800 workers during the pandemic, rejecting the airline's claims of remorse and highlighting its aggressive litigation strategy; \$50 million will go to the Transport Workers' Union.
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48% Bias Score


NDIS Delays Cause Palliative Care Bed Block in Victorian Hospitals
Delays in processing National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) applications are causing bed block in Victorian palliative care units, leaving younger patients stuck in hospitals for months while others are unable to access crucial end-of-life care; one patient waited 270 days before passing away.
NDIS Delays Cause Palliative Care Bed Block in Victorian Hospitals
Delays in processing National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) applications are causing bed block in Victorian palliative care units, leaving younger patients stuck in hospitals for months while others are unable to access crucial end-of-life care; one patient waited 270 days before passing away.
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52% Bias Score


Qantas to Pay Record \$90 Million Penalty for Illegal Worker Dismissals
A Federal Court ordered Qantas to pay a \$90 million penalty for illegally sacking 1800 workers in 2020, the largest penalty under Australian workplace laws, with \$50 million going to the Transport Workers' Union and \$40 million for affected workers; the decision highlights the role of former CEO ...
Qantas to Pay Record \$90 Million Penalty for Illegal Worker Dismissals
A Federal Court ordered Qantas to pay a \$90 million penalty for illegally sacking 1800 workers in 2020, the largest penalty under Australian workplace laws, with \$50 million going to the Transport Workers' Union and \$40 million for affected workers; the decision highlights the role of former CEO ...
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56% Bias Score

Financial Strategies for Assisting Children with Homeownership
This article provides expert advice on assisting children with property purchases, emphasizing the importance of mortgage pre-qualification, strategic property selection, avoiding joint ownership, and utilizing government schemes while addressing tax implications for SMSFs and inheritance.

Financial Strategies for Assisting Children with Homeownership
This article provides expert advice on assisting children with property purchases, emphasizing the importance of mortgage pre-qualification, strategic property selection, avoiding joint ownership, and utilizing government schemes while addressing tax implications for SMSFs and inheritance.
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36% Bias Score

Qantas Fined A$90 Million for Illegal Worker Dismissals During Pandemic
An Australian court fined Qantas a record A$90 million for illegally sacking 1,820 ground workers during the Covid-19 pandemic, marking the largest penalty for industrial relations violations in the country's history and prompting an apology from Qantas' CEO.

Qantas Fined A$90 Million for Illegal Worker Dismissals During Pandemic
An Australian court fined Qantas a record A$90 million for illegally sacking 1,820 ground workers during the Covid-19 pandemic, marking the largest penalty for industrial relations violations in the country's history and prompting an apology from Qantas' CEO.
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40% Bias Score

Sydney Metro Exceeds Expectations, Draws Commuters Away from Sydney Trains
Sydney's M1 metro line's city section, operational since August 2022, significantly surpasses initial patronage forecasts at Martin Place and Gadigal stations, with increases of 10-15% and 25-32% respectively; while nearby Sydney Trains stations experience substantial drops in ridership, highlightin...

Sydney Metro Exceeds Expectations, Draws Commuters Away from Sydney Trains
Sydney's M1 metro line's city section, operational since August 2022, significantly surpasses initial patronage forecasts at Martin Place and Gadigal stations, with increases of 10-15% and 25-32% respectively; while nearby Sydney Trains stations experience substantial drops in ridership, highlightin...
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56% Bias Score

Former Prison Officer Faces New Assault Charges Amid Systemic Safety Concerns
Former NSW prison officer Scott Barry Hawken faces a judge-only trial for allegedly assaulting two more colleagues, adding to his previous convictions for rape and sexual assault, raising serious concerns about the safety of female staff and inmates within the state's prison system.

Former Prison Officer Faces New Assault Charges Amid Systemic Safety Concerns
Former NSW prison officer Scott Barry Hawken faces a judge-only trial for allegedly assaulting two more colleagues, adding to his previous convictions for rape and sexual assault, raising serious concerns about the safety of female staff and inmates within the state's prison system.
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56% Bias Score

Qantas Hit with \$90 Million Fine for Unlawful Pandemic Sackings
Qantas faces a \$90 million penalty for illegally sacking 1,800 workers during the pandemic, adding to previous payouts totaling \$210 million; the Federal Court ruled the action was a deliberate attempt to weaken union bargaining power.

Qantas Hit with \$90 Million Fine for Unlawful Pandemic Sackings
Qantas faces a \$90 million penalty for illegally sacking 1,800 workers during the pandemic, adding to previous payouts totaling \$210 million; the Federal Court ruled the action was a deliberate attempt to weaken union bargaining power.
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64% Bias Score

Australia Wins Third Straight FIBA Asia Cup
Australia defeated China 90-89 in the FIBA Asia Cup final on Sunday in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, securing its third consecutive title and extending its winning streak to 18 games since joining the tournament in 2017.

Australia Wins Third Straight FIBA Asia Cup
Australia defeated China 90-89 in the FIBA Asia Cup final on Sunday in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, securing its third consecutive title and extending its winning streak to 18 games since joining the tournament in 2017.
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36% Bias Score
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