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Closing the Gap Report Reveals Setbacks Despite Government Funding
Australia's Closing the Gap report shows setbacks in four of fifteen Indigenous wellbeing targets, including rising suicide rates, while the government announced $110 million in funding for Native Title holders and mobile TAFE programs, aiming to address systemic inequalities.
Closing the Gap Report Reveals Setbacks Despite Government Funding
Australia's Closing the Gap report shows setbacks in four of fifteen Indigenous wellbeing targets, including rising suicide rates, while the government announced $110 million in funding for Native Title holders and mobile TAFE programs, aiming to address systemic inequalities.
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52% Bias Score
Lions Seek Historic 3-0 Sweep Against Australia
The British and Irish Lions aim for a 3-0 series victory against Australia in Sydney, a feat not accomplished since 1971, despite acknowledging subpar performances in the first two tests; this pursuit is driven by their ambition to create a lasting legacy.
Lions Seek Historic 3-0 Sweep Against Australia
The British and Irish Lions aim for a 3-0 series victory against Australia in Sydney, a feat not accomplished since 1971, despite acknowledging subpar performances in the first two tests; this pursuit is driven by their ambition to create a lasting legacy.
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44% Bias Score
Victoria to Legislate Right to Work From Home, Sparking Legal and Political Debate
The Victorian government plans to legislate a right to work from home, sparking debate about legal feasibility, economic impacts, and its effects on the upcoming state election; the proposal faces potential legal challenges due to previous agreements transferring employment regulation powers to the ...
Victoria to Legislate Right to Work From Home, Sparking Legal and Political Debate
The Victorian government plans to legislate a right to work from home, sparking debate about legal feasibility, economic impacts, and its effects on the upcoming state election; the proposal faces potential legal challenges due to previous agreements transferring employment regulation powers to the ...
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44% Bias Score
Elderly Man Charged with Murder, Sydney Stabbing Leaves Man Critical
An 81-year-old man is charged with murder following the death of an 81-year-old woman in Coleraine, Victoria; concurrently, a man in his 20s is critically injured in a Sydney Airbnb stabbing.
Elderly Man Charged with Murder, Sydney Stabbing Leaves Man Critical
An 81-year-old man is charged with murder following the death of an 81-year-old woman in Coleraine, Victoria; concurrently, a man in his 20s is critically injured in a Sydney Airbnb stabbing.
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48% Bias Score
Melbourne Rail Loop: Insufficient Active Transport Planning Risks Project Failure
Melbourne's $34.5 billion Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) aims to reduce car use but faces criticism for insufficient walking and cycling infrastructure, potentially hindering its ability to meet ambitious modal shift targets by 2041; councils and advocates highlight missed opportunities to create wider cy...
Melbourne Rail Loop: Insufficient Active Transport Planning Risks Project Failure
Melbourne's $34.5 billion Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) aims to reduce car use but faces criticism for insufficient walking and cycling infrastructure, potentially hindering its ability to meet ambitious modal shift targets by 2041; councils and advocates highlight missed opportunities to create wider cy...
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40% Bias Score
Skelton's Impact: Physical Prowess and Leadership in Wallabies' Bledisloe Loss
In the second Bledisloe Cup Test, Will Skelton's powerful play and leadership significantly contributed to the Wallabies' strong first-half performance, but his absence in the second half, coupled with Rob Valetini's injury, led to a shift in momentum resulting in a loss.
Skelton's Impact: Physical Prowess and Leadership in Wallabies' Bledisloe Loss
In the second Bledisloe Cup Test, Will Skelton's powerful play and leadership significantly contributed to the Wallabies' strong first-half performance, but his absence in the second half, coupled with Rob Valetini's injury, led to a shift in momentum resulting in a loss.
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40% Bias Score
Sydney Harbour Bridge Protest Legally Protected
A New South Wales Supreme Court has authorized a pro-Palestine march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday, granting legal protections to protesters despite police concerns about potential traffic disruptions and crowd control. The court ruled that the urgency of the situation in Gaza and high ...
Sydney Harbour Bridge Protest Legally Protected
A New South Wales Supreme Court has authorized a pro-Palestine march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday, granting legal protections to protesters despite police concerns about potential traffic disruptions and crowd control. The court ruled that the urgency of the situation in Gaza and high ...
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36% Bias Score
Pro-Palestine Protests Planned for Melbourne and Sydney Amidst Warnings and Legal Battles
On Sunday, large pro-Palestine protests are planned for Melbourne and Sydney's Harbour Bridge, prompting warnings from Victorian authorities about swift police action against anyone disrupting emergency services; however, the NSW Supreme Court allowed the Sydney protest to proceed.
Pro-Palestine Protests Planned for Melbourne and Sydney Amidst Warnings and Legal Battles
On Sunday, large pro-Palestine protests are planned for Melbourne and Sydney's Harbour Bridge, prompting warnings from Victorian authorities about swift police action against anyone disrupting emergency services; however, the NSW Supreme Court allowed the Sydney protest to proceed.
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40% Bias Score
Sydney Councils Battle Soaring Illegal Dumping Costs
Illegal dumping in Sydney is surging, costing councils millions; Liverpool saw a 200% increase in incidents, while Parramatta and Blacktown spent \$1 million and \$1.58 million on cleanup, respectively; contributing factors include higher waste disposal fees and a disregard for the law.
Sydney Councils Battle Soaring Illegal Dumping Costs
Illegal dumping in Sydney is surging, costing councils millions; Liverpool saw a 200% increase in incidents, while Parramatta and Blacktown spent \$1 million and \$1.58 million on cleanup, respectively; contributing factors include higher waste disposal fees and a disregard for the law.
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36% Bias Score
Australia's Road Fatalities Reach 15-Year High, National Safety Strategy Fails
Australia's road toll reached a 15-year high of 1,329 deaths in the year to June 30, 2025, exceeding the 2030 target, with increases across various vehicle types and states/territories despite new safety measures.
Australia's Road Fatalities Reach 15-Year High, National Safety Strategy Fails
Australia's road toll reached a 15-year high of 1,329 deaths in the year to June 30, 2025, exceeding the 2030 target, with increases across various vehicle types and states/territories despite new safety measures.
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48% Bias Score
Australian Productivity Gains Not Translating into Reduced Working Hours
Australian workers' average weekly hours have fallen only modestly despite significant productivity gains since 1980, leading to lifestyle upgrades instead of reduced work time; this contrasts with some companies trialing shorter workweeks.
Australian Productivity Gains Not Translating into Reduced Working Hours
Australian workers' average weekly hours have fallen only modestly despite significant productivity gains since 1980, leading to lifestyle upgrades instead of reduced work time; this contrasts with some companies trialing shorter workweeks.
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36% Bias Score
Victoria to Legally Guarantee Right to Work From Home
The Victorian government will legislate a right to work from home, allowing employees to request remote work two days a week, with employers required to consider requests formally; this is projected to save workers over \$5,300 annually in commuting costs.
Victoria to Legally Guarantee Right to Work From Home
The Victorian government will legislate a right to work from home, allowing employees to request remote work two days a week, with employers required to consider requests formally; this is projected to save workers over \$5,300 annually in commuting costs.
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60% Bias Score
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