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Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide in Australian Agriculture
Australian beef farmer Felicity Richards discusses the disconnect between urban and rural communities regarding agriculture, highlighting the challenges of farming on difficult terrain and the misconceptions held by city dwellers about farming practices, advocating for a narrative-driven approach to...
Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide in Australian Agriculture
Australian beef farmer Felicity Richards discusses the disconnect between urban and rural communities regarding agriculture, highlighting the challenges of farming on difficult terrain and the misconceptions held by city dwellers about farming practices, advocating for a narrative-driven approach to...
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40% Bias Score
AI Mold Detection System Developed to Address Widespread Rental Property Issues
A Randwick renter's prolonged battle with a landlord over a mold infestation, highlighting inadequate mold detection and remediation methods, causing severe health issues, prompting the development of an AI-powered solution.
AI Mold Detection System Developed to Address Widespread Rental Property Issues
A Randwick renter's prolonged battle with a landlord over a mold infestation, highlighting inadequate mold detection and remediation methods, causing severe health issues, prompting the development of an AI-powered solution.
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44% Bias Score
Australian EV Sales Slowed by Consumer Doubts
Australian electric vehicle (EV) sales have slowed to 5.9% of the market despite a government push, due to consumer concerns about battery lifespan, repair access, and the absence of a second-hand market; NRMA research highlights these issues as key barriers, exacerbated by a national shortage of au...
Australian EV Sales Slowed by Consumer Doubts
Australian electric vehicle (EV) sales have slowed to 5.9% of the market despite a government push, due to consumer concerns about battery lifespan, repair access, and the absence of a second-hand market; NRMA research highlights these issues as key barriers, exacerbated by a national shortage of au...
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NSW Considers UK-Style Heritage Lottery to Save Heritage
Experts propose a UK-style heritage lottery for NSW, Australia, to address the underfunding of heritage preservation, mirroring the UK's \$19 billion success in funding diverse projects, from small grants to large-scale restorations.
NSW Considers UK-Style Heritage Lottery to Save Heritage
Experts propose a UK-style heritage lottery for NSW, Australia, to address the underfunding of heritage preservation, mirroring the UK's \$19 billion success in funding diverse projects, from small grants to large-scale restorations.
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Australian Male Celebrities Launch Campaign Against Family Violence
A video featuring Australian celebrities and sports stars, launched by the Chief Justice of the Federal Circuit and Family Court, urges men to actively challenge violence against women, aiming to break the cycle of family violence and build stronger communities.
Australian Male Celebrities Launch Campaign Against Family Violence
A video featuring Australian celebrities and sports stars, launched by the Chief Justice of the Federal Circuit and Family Court, urges men to actively challenge violence against women, aiming to break the cycle of family violence and build stronger communities.
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Canberra's Lax Bikie Laws Enable Gang Infiltration of Construction
The Finks outlaw motorcycle gang exploited Canberra's weak bikie laws to infiltrate the construction industry through Ali Bilal's Safe Hands Group, which provided labor for major projects despite owing almost $894,000 in taxes and allegations of phoenixing, highlighting systemic regulatory failures.
Canberra's Lax Bikie Laws Enable Gang Infiltration of Construction
The Finks outlaw motorcycle gang exploited Canberra's weak bikie laws to infiltrate the construction industry through Ali Bilal's Safe Hands Group, which provided labor for major projects despite owing almost $894,000 in taxes and allegations of phoenixing, highlighting systemic regulatory failures.
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52% Bias Score
Homelessness Among International Students in Sydney Rises Amidst Soaring Rents
Rising rent and financial difficulties are causing a significant increase in homelessness among international students in Sydney, Australia, with some students resorting to sleeping in parks and public spaces; this is despite the international education sector contributing $51 billion to the Austral...
Homelessness Among International Students in Sydney Rises Amidst Soaring Rents
Rising rent and financial difficulties are causing a significant increase in homelessness among international students in Sydney, Australia, with some students resorting to sleeping in parks and public spaces; this is despite the international education sector contributing $51 billion to the Austral...
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40% Bias Score
US Urges Australia to Boost Defence Spending
During a private meeting at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth urged Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles to increase Australia's defence spending to at least 3 percent of GDP, a higher target than Australia's planned 2.33 percent by 2033-34, aligning with ...
US Urges Australia to Boost Defence Spending
During a private meeting at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth urged Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles to increase Australia's defence spending to at least 3 percent of GDP, a higher target than Australia's planned 2.33 percent by 2033-34, aligning with ...
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Trump Doubles Steel and Aluminum Tariffs, Sparking Australia's Criticism
US President Donald Trump doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50%, prompting criticism from Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell who called the tariffs "unjustified" and expressed concern about their impact on global trade. Australia exports a small amount of aluminum, but the move imp...
Trump Doubles Steel and Aluminum Tariffs, Sparking Australia's Criticism
US President Donald Trump doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50%, prompting criticism from Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell who called the tariffs "unjustified" and expressed concern about their impact on global trade. Australia exports a small amount of aluminum, but the move imp...
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Woodside Gas Project Extension Approved Amid Environmental and Social Concerns
Australia's Environment Minister approved Woodside Energy's plan to extend its North West Shelf gas project until 2070, despite concerns about climate change, cultural heritage (Murujuga rock art), and the socio-economic disparity impacting nearby Aboriginal communities.
Woodside Gas Project Extension Approved Amid Environmental and Social Concerns
Australia's Environment Minister approved Woodside Energy's plan to extend its North West Shelf gas project until 2070, despite concerns about climate change, cultural heritage (Murujuga rock art), and the socio-economic disparity impacting nearby Aboriginal communities.
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60% Bias Score
NB.1.8.1: A New Covid-19 Variant Spreads in Australia
The new Covid-19 variant NB.1.8.1, detected in January 2025 and designated a variant under monitoring by the WHO, is spreading in Australia and globally, showing higher infection rates and reduced antibody neutralization; however, current vaccines likely offer protection against severe disease.
NB.1.8.1: A New Covid-19 Variant Spreads in Australia
The new Covid-19 variant NB.1.8.1, detected in January 2025 and designated a variant under monitoring by the WHO, is spreading in Australia and globally, showing higher infection rates and reduced antibody neutralization; however, current vaccines likely offer protection against severe disease.
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Cannabis Use Linked to Significant Blood Vessel Damage, Raising Heart Attack Risk
A University of California San Francisco study shows regular cannabis use (smoking or edibles) impairs blood vessel function by 50 percent in users consuming at least three times weekly, significantly increasing the risk of blood clots, heart attacks, and stroke, particularly concerning given Austra...
Cannabis Use Linked to Significant Blood Vessel Damage, Raising Heart Attack Risk
A University of California San Francisco study shows regular cannabis use (smoking or edibles) impairs blood vessel function by 50 percent in users consuming at least three times weekly, significantly increasing the risk of blood clots, heart attacks, and stroke, particularly concerning given Austra...
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48% Bias Score
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