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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
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
CCWA Urges Climate Policy Prioritization in Australia's Economic Reform Agenda
The Conservation Council of WA is urging the Australian government to prioritize climate action during its upcoming economic reform roundtable, criticizing the current focus on productivity as insufficient to address the climate crisis and advocating for a more holistic approach that considers envir...
CCWA Urges Climate Policy Prioritization in Australia's Economic Reform Agenda
The Conservation Council of WA is urging the Australian government to prioritize climate action during its upcoming economic reform roundtable, criticizing the current focus on productivity as insufficient to address the climate crisis and advocating for a more holistic approach that considers envir...
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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's Productivity Stagnation: A Decade of Lost Growth
Australia's decade-long productivity stagnation, driven by businesses prioritizing profits over productivity enhancements and a pro-business bias in the Reserve Bank, is hindering economic growth and wage increases, necessitating systemic change.
Australia's Productivity Stagnation: A Decade of Lost Growth
Australia's decade-long productivity stagnation, driven by businesses prioritizing profits over productivity enhancements and a pro-business bias in the Reserve Bank, is hindering economic growth and wage increases, necessitating systemic change.
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60% Bias Score
Anti-Immigration Rally Planned for Australia Amidst Government Condemnation
An anti-immigration rally organized by the group March for Australia is planned for August 31st in several Australian capital cities, prompting condemnation from government officials who deem it un-Australian and divisive; organizers say they aim to end mass immigration, raising concerns about poten...
Anti-Immigration Rally Planned for Australia Amidst Government Condemnation
An anti-immigration rally organized by the group March for Australia is planned for August 31st in several Australian capital cities, prompting condemnation from government officials who deem it un-Australian and divisive; organizers say they aim to end mass immigration, raising concerns about poten...
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60% 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
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
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
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
Home Invasion in Kew East: Father Stabbed, Three Arrested
Five masked intruders, including one with a machete, attacked a family in their Kew East home just after 4 a.m. on Sunday, stabbing the 39-year-old father multiple times while injuring other family members. Three suspects are in custody, and two remain at large.
Home Invasion in Kew East: Father Stabbed, Three Arrested
Five masked intruders, including one with a machete, attacked a family in their Kew East home just after 4 a.m. on Sunday, stabbing the 39-year-old father multiple times while injuring other family members. Three suspects are in custody, and two remain at large.
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60% Bias Score
NAB Announces \$130 Million in Costs for Payroll Errors
National Australia Bank (NAB) announced a \$130 million expense to rectify payroll underpayments and entitlement issues, following a previous \$250 million payout for similar problems between 2020 and 2022; despite this, the bank reported almost \$1.8 billion in profit for the third quarter.
NAB Announces \$130 Million in Costs for Payroll Errors
National Australia Bank (NAB) announced a \$130 million expense to rectify payroll underpayments and entitlement issues, following a previous \$250 million payout for similar problems between 2020 and 2022; despite this, the bank reported almost \$1.8 billion in profit for the third quarter.
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24% Bias Score
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