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Victorian Government Overrides Council, Approves 17-Story Greensborough Housing Tower
The Victorian government approved a 17-story community housing tower in Greensborough, overriding council objections due to its height, lack of family units, and insufficient parking; this is part of a broader initiative to fast-track housing projects via the Development Facilitation Program.
Victorian Government Overrides Council, Approves 17-Story Greensborough Housing Tower
The Victorian government approved a 17-story community housing tower in Greensborough, overriding council objections due to its height, lack of family units, and insufficient parking; this is part of a broader initiative to fast-track housing projects via the Development Facilitation Program.
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60% Bias Score
Victorian Union Group Proposes Alternative to Public Sector Job Cuts
The Voice for Members (AVFM), a group of Victorian public servants running for union leadership, presented an 89-page report proposing $13 billion in cost-saving measures—including executive role cuts, reduced consultant spending, and office space consolidation—as an alternative to the government's ...
Victorian Union Group Proposes Alternative to Public Sector Job Cuts
The Voice for Members (AVFM), a group of Victorian public servants running for union leadership, presented an 89-page report proposing $13 billion in cost-saving measures—including executive role cuts, reduced consultant spending, and office space consolidation—as an alternative to the government's ...
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48% Bias Score
Australia's Rebounding Humpback Whale Population Faces New Challenges
Australia's humpback whale population has rebounded to 30,000-50,000, leading to increased whale watching opportunities, but also altering migration patterns due to climate change and industrial threats, necessitating stronger conservation efforts.
Australia's Rebounding Humpback Whale Population Faces New Challenges
Australia's humpback whale population has rebounded to 30,000-50,000, leading to increased whale watching opportunities, but also altering migration patterns due to climate change and industrial threats, necessitating stronger conservation efforts.
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36% Bias Score
Erin Patterson Testifies in Australian Mushroom Poisoning Trial
Erin Patterson, on trial for murder and attempted murder following a toxic beef wellington lunch in Leongatha, Australia in July 2023, testified today at the Latrobe Valley Law Courts in Morwell, Victoria, describing her religious conversion and strained family relationships, with the trial continui...
Erin Patterson Testifies in Australian Mushroom Poisoning Trial
Erin Patterson, on trial for murder and attempted murder following a toxic beef wellington lunch in Leongatha, Australia in July 2023, testified today at the Latrobe Valley Law Courts in Morwell, Victoria, describing her religious conversion and strained family relationships, with the trial continui...
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48% Bias Score
Toorak's Top 1% Earn $7.5 Million Annually, Exposing Extreme Wealth Disparity
Analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals that the top 1% of income earners in Melbourne's Toorak suburb earn an average of $7.5 million annually, compared to a typical income of $81,000, highlighting significant wealth inequality.
Toorak's Top 1% Earn $7.5 Million Annually, Exposing Extreme Wealth Disparity
Analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data reveals that the top 1% of income earners in Melbourne's Toorak suburb earn an average of $7.5 million annually, compared to a typical income of $81,000, highlighting significant wealth inequality.
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44% Bias Score
Canada Court Blocks Tax Agency's Access to Shopify Merchant Data
A Canadian Federal Court dismissed the Canada Revenue Agency's request for Shopify merchant data due to an insufficiently defined group of merchants, impacting tax compliance efforts and setting a legal precedent for future data requests from e-commerce platforms.
Canada Court Blocks Tax Agency's Access to Shopify Merchant Data
A Canadian Federal Court dismissed the Canada Revenue Agency's request for Shopify merchant data due to an insufficiently defined group of merchants, impacting tax compliance efforts and setting a legal precedent for future data requests from e-commerce platforms.
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32% Bias Score
NSW Flood Victim Wins Insurance Claim with Time-Stamped Evidence
Following a flash flood in Eugowra, NSW in November 2022, 79-year-old Ruth Nielsen's home was destroyed. Her initial insurance claim was rejected due to a flood exclusion, but was later successful with the help of Legal Aid NSW, who used time-stamped photos and videos showing stormwater damage befor...
NSW Flood Victim Wins Insurance Claim with Time-Stamped Evidence
Following a flash flood in Eugowra, NSW in November 2022, 79-year-old Ruth Nielsen's home was destroyed. Her initial insurance claim was rejected due to a flood exclusion, but was later successful with the help of Legal Aid NSW, who used time-stamped photos and videos showing stormwater damage befor...
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40% Bias Score
NSW Liberals, Unions Unite Against Labor's Workers' Compensation Changes
The NSW Liberals and unions are united in opposing Labor's workers' compensation overhaul, specifically a stricter threshold for long-term psychological injury support, setting the stage for a parliamentary clash this week. The government insists the change is necessary to save the state's workers' ...
NSW Liberals, Unions Unite Against Labor's Workers' Compensation Changes
The NSW Liberals and unions are united in opposing Labor's workers' compensation overhaul, specifically a stricter threshold for long-term psychological injury support, setting the stage for a parliamentary clash this week. The government insists the change is necessary to save the state's workers' ...
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40% Bias Score
Victorian Fuel Price App: \$2.4 Million Cost, Uncertain Savings
Victoria plans a \$2.4 million fuel price app for the Service Victoria app to help drivers find the cheapest petrol; however, its impact on fuel prices is uncertain, potentially saving consumers only \$5-10 annually but saving time.
Victorian Fuel Price App: \$2.4 Million Cost, Uncertain Savings
Victoria plans a \$2.4 million fuel price app for the Service Victoria app to help drivers find the cheapest petrol; however, its impact on fuel prices is uncertain, potentially saving consumers only \$5-10 annually but saving time.
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52% Bias Score
Mother Accused of Murder Dies in Prison
Lauren Flanigan, a 32-year-old mother charged with murdering her three-year-old daughter Sophia in Queensland, Australia, died in prison custody on Sunday after being found unresponsive in her cell; an investigation is underway.
Mother Accused of Murder Dies in Prison
Lauren Flanigan, a 32-year-old mother charged with murdering her three-year-old daughter Sophia in Queensland, Australia, died in prison custody on Sunday after being found unresponsive in her cell; an investigation is underway.
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48% Bias Score
Victorian Hospitals Slash Surgical Waiting Lists with Physiotherapy
Victorian public hospitals are reducing surgical waiting lists by up to 70 percent by referring patients to physiotherapy for non-invasive treatments of back, knee, and hand problems; over 4600 patients have avoided surgery since late 2022.
Victorian Hospitals Slash Surgical Waiting Lists with Physiotherapy
Victorian public hospitals are reducing surgical waiting lists by up to 70 percent by referring patients to physiotherapy for non-invasive treatments of back, knee, and hand problems; over 4600 patients have avoided surgery since late 2022.
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40% Bias Score
Australia Rejects US Demand for Massive Defence Spending Increase
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth urged Australia to nearly double its defence spending to 3.5% of GDP, prompting a rejection from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese due to the lack of specifics and potential impacts on social programs; the request would cost an additional $40 billion annually.
Australia Rejects US Demand for Massive Defence Spending Increase
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth urged Australia to nearly double its defence spending to 3.5% of GDP, prompting a rejection from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese due to the lack of specifics and potential impacts on social programs; the request would cost an additional $40 billion annually.
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52% Bias Score
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