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Extensive Manhunt for Alleged Police Killer in Victoria's High Country Continues
The search for Dezi Freeman, accused of fatally shooting two Victorian police officers and injuring a third on August 26, enters its 13th day, involving 450 officers and a \$1 million reward.
Extensive Manhunt for Alleged Police Killer in Victoria's High Country Continues
The search for Dezi Freeman, accused of fatally shooting two Victorian police officers and injuring a third on August 26, enters its 13th day, involving 450 officers and a \$1 million reward.
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24% Bias Score
Erosion of Trust Fuels Political Polarization and Social Unrest in Australia
Australia's political landscape is marked by deep divisions, fueled by misinformation, social media, and a lack of constructive dialogue among leaders, resulting in increased social unrest and erosion of public trust.
Erosion of Trust Fuels Political Polarization and Social Unrest in Australia
Australia's political landscape is marked by deep divisions, fueled by misinformation, social media, and a lack of constructive dialogue among leaders, resulting in increased social unrest and erosion of public trust.
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64% Bias Score
Shark Attack at Dee Why Beach Prompts Netting Review
A 57-year-old surfer, Mercury Psillakis, died after a shark attack at Dee Why Beach in Sydney, Australia, on Saturday, prompting a pause on a trial to remove shark nets from the area.
Shark Attack at Dee Why Beach Prompts Netting Review
A 57-year-old surfer, Mercury Psillakis, died after a shark attack at Dee Why Beach in Sydney, Australia, on Saturday, prompting a pause on a trial to remove shark nets from the area.
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28% Bias Score
Fatal Shark Attack Shuts Down Sydney Beach
A 57-year-old surfer, Mercury Psillakis, was killed by a large shark at Long Reef Beach in Sydney, Australia, prompting a hunt for the shark and closure of the beach.
Fatal Shark Attack Shuts Down Sydney Beach
A 57-year-old surfer, Mercury Psillakis, was killed by a large shark at Long Reef Beach in Sydney, Australia, prompting a hunt for the shark and closure of the beach.
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28% Bias Score
British Quartet's 1959 Cross-Continental Road Trip
In 1959, four British men embarked on a 9,000-mile road trip from Luton, England, to Australia in a 1936 Ford V8, facing mechanical issues, illness, and financial constraints, but ultimately selling their car for a £50 profit in Sri Lanka.
British Quartet's 1959 Cross-Continental Road Trip
In 1959, four British men embarked on a 9,000-mile road trip from Luton, England, to Australia in a 1936 Ford V8, facing mechanical issues, illness, and financial constraints, but ultimately selling their car for a £50 profit in Sri Lanka.
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36% Bias Score
Neo-Nazis Attack Sacred Indigenous Site in Melbourne
On Sunday, a far-right "anti-immigration" march in Melbourne culminated in 50 neo-Nazis attacking Camp Sovereignty, a sacred Indigenous site, injuring four and highlighting concerns about police response and institutional racism.
Neo-Nazis Attack Sacred Indigenous Site in Melbourne
On Sunday, a far-right "anti-immigration" march in Melbourne culminated in 50 neo-Nazis attacking Camp Sovereignty, a sacred Indigenous site, injuring four and highlighting concerns about police response and institutional racism.
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52% Bias Score
England defeats Australia in Women's Rugby World Cup, setting up quarter-final clash with Scotland
England overcame a challenging first half to defeat Australia 40-7 in the Women's Rugby World Cup, securing a quarter-final match against Scotland on September 14th in Bristol, despite key injuries to Ellie Kildunne and Hannah Botterman.
England defeats Australia in Women's Rugby World Cup, setting up quarter-final clash with Scotland
England overcame a challenging first half to defeat Australia 40-7 in the Women's Rugby World Cup, securing a quarter-final match against Scotland on September 14th in Bristol, despite key injuries to Ellie Kildunne and Hannah Botterman.
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20% Bias Score
England Wins Against Australia in Rugby World Cup, but Concerns Remain
Despite a 40-point victory over Australia in their Rugby World Cup match, England's performance displayed inconsistencies, raising concerns for upcoming knockout stages.
England Wins Against Australia in Rugby World Cup, but Concerns Remain
Despite a 40-point victory over Australia in their Rugby World Cup match, England's performance displayed inconsistencies, raising concerns for upcoming knockout stages.
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40% Bias Score
Price Criticizes Hawke, Addresses Backlash Over Immigration Comments
Senator Jacinta Price accused her Liberal colleague Alex Hawke of inappropriate conduct toward her staff, while also criticizing media coverage of her comments on Indian migration, which she claims were misinterpreted.
Price Criticizes Hawke, Addresses Backlash Over Immigration Comments
Senator Jacinta Price accused her Liberal colleague Alex Hawke of inappropriate conduct toward her staff, while also criticizing media coverage of her comments on Indian migration, which she claims were misinterpreted.
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32% Bias Score
Fatal Shark Attack Shuts Down Sydney Beach
A 57-year-old surfer, Mercury Psillakis, was killed by a large shark at Long Reef Beach in Sydney, Australia, prompting a shark hunt and beach closure.
Fatal Shark Attack Shuts Down Sydney Beach
A 57-year-old surfer, Mercury Psillakis, was killed by a large shark at Long Reef Beach in Sydney, Australia, prompting a shark hunt and beach closure.
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16% Bias Score
Farage Promises to Halt Asylum Seeker Boats Within Weeks of Election Win
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, pledges to stop asylum seeker boats crossing the English Channel within two weeks of enacting new laws, citing Australia's Operation Sovereign Borders as a model, while the UK government grapples with record asylum arrival numbers and a cabinet reshuffle.
Farage Promises to Halt Asylum Seeker Boats Within Weeks of Election Win
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, pledges to stop asylum seeker boats crossing the English Channel within two weeks of enacting new laws, citing Australia's Operation Sovereign Borders as a model, while the UK government grapples with record asylum arrival numbers and a cabinet reshuffle.
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52% Bias Score
Australian Sunscreen Scandal Reveals Widespread SPF Inaccuracies
Independent testing reveals that many popular Australian sunscreens failed to meet their advertised SPF ratings, prompting a national scandal, investigations, and product recalls.
Australian Sunscreen Scandal Reveals Widespread SPF Inaccuracies
Independent testing reveals that many popular Australian sunscreens failed to meet their advertised SPF ratings, prompting a national scandal, investigations, and product recalls.
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16% Bias Score
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