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CBA Posts Record Profit, Ends Coal Lending
Commonwealth Bank (CBA) announced record $10.25 billion cash profit for the year to June 2025, a 4% increase, alongside a new policy to cut lending to coal companies without net-zero emissions plans by 2050, impacting approximately $1.2 billion in existing loans. The bank also reported increased hou...
CBA Posts Record Profit, Ends Coal Lending
Commonwealth Bank (CBA) announced record $10.25 billion cash profit for the year to June 2025, a 4% increase, alongside a new policy to cut lending to coal companies without net-zero emissions plans by 2050, impacting approximately $1.2 billion in existing loans. The bank also reported increased hou...
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44% Bias Score
ACTU to Propose Four-Day Workweek at Economic Roundtable
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) will propose a four-day workweek at next week's economic roundtable, citing studies showing increased productivity, but facing employer opposition who argue maintaining wages requires a significant productivity boost.
ACTU to Propose Four-Day Workweek at Economic Roundtable
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) will propose a four-day workweek at next week's economic roundtable, citing studies showing increased productivity, but facing employer opposition who argue maintaining wages requires a significant productivity boost.
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16% Bias Score
A-League Betting Fraud: Player's Financial Hardship Cited
Former Western United midfielder Riku Danzaki and amateur player Yuta Hirayama pleaded guilty to betting fraud in Melbourne Magistrates' Court, netting around \$21,000 by Danzaki deliberately receiving yellow cards in three A-League games between April and May 2024; Danzaki's lawyer cited Western Un...
A-League Betting Fraud: Player's Financial Hardship Cited
Former Western United midfielder Riku Danzaki and amateur player Yuta Hirayama pleaded guilty to betting fraud in Melbourne Magistrates' Court, netting around \$21,000 by Danzaki deliberately receiving yellow cards in three A-League games between April and May 2024; Danzaki's lawyer cited Western Un...
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40% Bias Score
Australia to Tax Electric Vehicles to Fund Roads
Australia's government plans to introduce road user charges for electric vehicles (EVs) to offset declining fuel excise revenue, following a record-high EV sales quarter (29,244 units in June) and a 2023 High Court ruling. The plan will be discussed at next week's productivity roundtable in Canberra...
Australia to Tax Electric Vehicles to Fund Roads
Australia's government plans to introduce road user charges for electric vehicles (EVs) to offset declining fuel excise revenue, following a record-high EV sales quarter (29,244 units in June) and a 2023 High Court ruling. The plan will be discussed at next week's productivity roundtable in Canberra...
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48% Bias Score
NSW Housing Authority's Fast-Tracked Approvals Spark Backlash
The NSW government's Housing Delivery Authority has fast-tracked approval for over 70,200 homes in seven months, bypassing local councils who warn of strained infrastructure and the erosion of commercial precincts, sparking a growing backlash.
NSW Housing Authority's Fast-Tracked Approvals Spark Backlash
The NSW government's Housing Delivery Authority has fast-tracked approval for over 70,200 homes in seven months, bypassing local councils who warn of strained infrastructure and the erosion of commercial precincts, sparking a growing backlash.
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60% Bias Score
Unreleased Australian Climate Report Reveals Dire Economic and Environmental Risks
An unreleased Australian government report details severe climate change impacts across eight systems, including potential disruptions to infrastructure, food supply, and finance; it's been delayed until after the May election and is expected to influence the 2035 emissions reduction target.
Unreleased Australian Climate Report Reveals Dire Economic and Environmental Risks
An unreleased Australian government report details severe climate change impacts across eight systems, including potential disruptions to infrastructure, food supply, and finance; it's been delayed until after the May election and is expected to influence the 2035 emissions reduction target.
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32% Bias Score
Hamas Praises Australia's Palestine Recognition
Australia's recognition of Palestine has drawn praise from Hamas, who claim their October 7 attacks on Israel contributed to the decision, a view refuted by the Australian government who emphasize the need for a two-state solution, while Hamas calls for inclusion in all Palestinian elections.
Hamas Praises Australia's Palestine Recognition
Australia's recognition of Palestine has drawn praise from Hamas, who claim their October 7 attacks on Israel contributed to the decision, a view refuted by the Australian government who emphasize the need for a two-state solution, while Hamas calls for inclusion in all Palestinian elections.
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48% Bias Score
Commonwealth Bank Profits Soar Despite CEO's Warning of Continued Borrower Hardship
Commonwealth Bank reported a record \$10.3 billion cash profit for 2024-25 despite CEO Matt Comyn predicting continued hardship for many borrowers; the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates to 3.6 percent, and further cuts are anticipated.
Commonwealth Bank Profits Soar Despite CEO's Warning of Continued Borrower Hardship
Commonwealth Bank reported a record \$10.3 billion cash profit for 2024-25 despite CEO Matt Comyn predicting continued hardship for many borrowers; the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates to 3.6 percent, and further cuts are anticipated.
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44% Bias Score
Victoria's COVID Surgery Plan Falls Short of Targets by 30,000 Procedures
Victoria's \$1.5 billion COVID-19 elective surgery catch-up plan, running from April 2022 to June 2023, fell short by 30,000 procedures, primarily due to issues with public-private partnerships, flawed modelling, and workforce constraints; despite reducing the waiting list by 30,958 patients, 2,000 ...
Victoria's COVID Surgery Plan Falls Short of Targets by 30,000 Procedures
Victoria's \$1.5 billion COVID-19 elective surgery catch-up plan, running from April 2022 to June 2023, fell short by 30,000 procedures, primarily due to issues with public-private partnerships, flawed modelling, and workforce constraints; despite reducing the waiting list by 30,958 patients, 2,000 ...
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44% Bias Score
Driver in Fatal Pub Crash Refuses Coronial Inquest Cooperation
Bill Swale, who caused a fatal car crash killing five people in a pub beer garden due to a diabetic episode, refuses to cooperate with the coronial inquest, sparking outrage from victims' families.
Driver in Fatal Pub Crash Refuses Coronial Inquest Cooperation
Bill Swale, who caused a fatal car crash killing five people in a pub beer garden due to a diabetic episode, refuses to cooperate with the coronial inquest, sparking outrage from victims' families.
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52% Bias Score
Gaza Killings, Trump's D.C. Deployment, and Coral Bleaching Devastation
Global outrage follows the killing of five Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza; Trump deploys National Guard in Washington D.C.; record marine heatwave devastates Western Australian reefs; and the University of Melbourne advances Indigenous inclusion.
Gaza Killings, Trump's D.C. Deployment, and Coral Bleaching Devastation
Global outrage follows the killing of five Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza; Trump deploys National Guard in Washington D.C.; record marine heatwave devastates Western Australian reefs; and the University of Melbourne advances Indigenous inclusion.
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28% Bias Score
Australia to Recognize Palestinian State Amid Gaza Crisis
Australia will recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in September, citing Israel's denial of the humanitarian consequences of the Gaza war and the unacceptable loss of innocent lives in Gaza as reasons for the decision.
Australia to Recognize Palestinian State Amid Gaza Crisis
Australia will recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in September, citing Israel's denial of the humanitarian consequences of the Gaza war and the unacceptable loss of innocent lives in Gaza as reasons for the decision.
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40% Bias Score
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