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Australia to Recognize Palestinian State
Australia will formally recognize a Palestinian state in September at the UN General Assembly, a decision based on Palestinian commitments and amid growing international concern over Israel's actions in Gaza, described by Australian Prime Minister Albanese as a humanitarian catastrophe defying inter...
Australia to Recognize Palestinian State
Australia will formally recognize a Palestinian state in September at the UN General Assembly, a decision based on Palestinian commitments and amid growing international concern over Israel's actions in Gaza, described by Australian Prime Minister Albanese as a humanitarian catastrophe defying inter...
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44% Bias Score
Australia to Recognize Palestinian State
Australia is expected to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state imminently, aligning with similar actions by the UK and Canada to help resolve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, despite Israeli objections and Hamas's control of Gaza.
Australia to Recognize Palestinian State
Australia is expected to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state imminently, aligning with similar actions by the UK and Canada to help resolve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, despite Israeli objections and Hamas's control of Gaza.
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40% Bias Score
Australia to Recognize State of Palestine
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Australia will recognize the State of Palestine in September at the UN General Assembly, joining a growing number of nations, following discussions with world leaders and as part of a global effort to support a two-state solution and end the...
Australia to Recognize State of Palestine
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Australia will recognize the State of Palestine in September at the UN General Assembly, joining a growing number of nations, following discussions with world leaders and as part of a global effort to support a two-state solution and end the...
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40% Bias Score
Conflicting Views on PFAS Health Risks Amidst Discovery of New Contaminants in Sydney Tap Water
A NSW Health webinar minimized PFAS health risks, while new research revealed 31 PFAS types in Sydney tap water, including some with unknown health effects, causing concern among community groups and experts who highlighted the discrepancy between the presented information and existing research.
Conflicting Views on PFAS Health Risks Amidst Discovery of New Contaminants in Sydney Tap Water
A NSW Health webinar minimized PFAS health risks, while new research revealed 31 PFAS types in Sydney tap water, including some with unknown health effects, causing concern among community groups and experts who highlighted the discrepancy between the presented information and existing research.
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60% Bias Score
REIV Backs Reserve Price Disclosure to Combat Underquoting
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) now supports disclosing reserve prices before auctions and providing free building and pest reports, responding to an investigation showing widespread underquoting in Victoria and costing buyers thousands of dollars.
REIV Backs Reserve Price Disclosure to Combat Underquoting
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) now supports disclosing reserve prices before auctions and providing free building and pest reports, responding to an investigation showing widespread underquoting in Victoria and costing buyers thousands of dollars.
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40% Bias Score
REIV Responds to Underquoting Claims, Calls for Housing Affordability Solutions
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) responded to The Age's investigation into underquoting, arguing that while breaches occur, the majority of sales above quoted prices result from competitive bidding in a tight market. They propose a more proportionate enforcement system and reforms like r...
REIV Responds to Underquoting Claims, Calls for Housing Affordability Solutions
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) responded to The Age's investigation into underquoting, arguing that while breaches occur, the majority of sales above quoted prices result from competitive bidding in a tight market. They propose a more proportionate enforcement system and reforms like r...
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52% Bias Score
Australia Poised to Recognize Palestinian Statehood
The Australian government may announce the recognition of Palestinian statehood in the coming days, mirroring similar actions by European nations amid the Gaza crisis and significant public pressure.
Australia Poised to Recognize Palestinian Statehood
The Australian government may announce the recognition of Palestinian statehood in the coming days, mirroring similar actions by European nations amid the Gaza crisis and significant public pressure.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Businessman Fined, Banned After Company's $800 Million Share Crash
Australian businessman Nickolas "John" Karantzis was fined $1 million and banned from being a company director for six years, while his former company, iSignthis, received a $10 million penalty for breaching disclosure laws following a major share price crash and investigations into his business pra...
Australian Businessman Fined, Banned After Company's $800 Million Share Crash
Australian businessman Nickolas "John" Karantzis was fined $1 million and banned from being a company director for six years, while his former company, iSignthis, received a $10 million penalty for breaching disclosure laws following a major share price crash and investigations into his business pra...
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56% Bias Score
Australia to Recognize Palestinian State in September
Australia will officially recognize Palestine as a state in September at the UN General Assembly, a decision supported by many UN member states but opposed by some Australian politicians who cite the Hamas control of Gaza and the ongoing conflict.
Australia to Recognize Palestinian State in September
Australia will officially recognize Palestine as a state in September at the UN General Assembly, a decision supported by many UN member states but opposed by some Australian politicians who cite the Hamas control of Gaza and the ongoing conflict.
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36% Bias Score
Australia Rejects Comprehensive AI Act Amidst Labor Party Divisions
The Australian Labor government is abandoning plans for a new AI regulatory act due to internal divisions, opting instead for a lighter-touch model using existing regulations; this decision comes despite union calls for worker protections and follows a Productivity Commission report estimating a pot...
Australia Rejects Comprehensive AI Act Amidst Labor Party Divisions
The Australian Labor government is abandoning plans for a new AI regulatory act due to internal divisions, opting instead for a lighter-touch model using existing regulations; this decision comes despite union calls for worker protections and follows a Productivity Commission report estimating a pot...
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52% Bias Score
Australia defeats South Africa by 17 runs in Darwin T20
Australia defeated South Africa by 17 runs in the first T20 match in Darwin, with Tim David's 83 runs and Josh Hazlewood's 3-27 proving decisive, despite South Africa's strong start from Ryan Rickelton (71).
Australia defeats South Africa by 17 runs in Darwin T20
Australia defeated South Africa by 17 runs in the first T20 match in Darwin, with Tim David's 83 runs and Josh Hazlewood's 3-27 proving decisive, despite South Africa's strong start from Ryan Rickelton (71).
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36% Bias Score
WA Public Holiday Review: Economic Concerns Amidst Proposed Changes
Western Australia is considering changing its public holiday dates and adding two more, sparking debate over economic impacts and alignment with other states; a review of nearly 10,000 submissions shows strong support for change but business groups express concerns.
WA Public Holiday Review: Economic Concerns Amidst Proposed Changes
Western Australia is considering changing its public holiday dates and adding two more, sparking debate over economic impacts and alignment with other states; a review of nearly 10,000 submissions shows strong support for change but business groups express concerns.
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48% Bias Score
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