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Mushroom Lunch Trial: Evidence Presented Against Erin Patterson
Erin Patterson is on trial for murder and attempted murder after a fatal mushroom lunch at her home in July 2023 killed three and severely sickened one, with the prosecution presenting evidence of death cap mushrooms found in leftover beef Wellington and text messages revealing Patterson's deception...
Mushroom Lunch Trial: Evidence Presented Against Erin Patterson
Erin Patterson is on trial for murder and attempted murder after a fatal mushroom lunch at her home in July 2023 killed three and severely sickened one, with the prosecution presenting evidence of death cap mushrooms found in leftover beef Wellington and text messages revealing Patterson's deception...
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52% Bias Score
Record Australian Coal Exports Amidst Election Silence on Climate Crisis
Australia's thermal coal exports hit a record 57 million tonnes in the final quarter of 2024, exceeding domestic CO2 emissions and drawing criticism from environmental groups for the lack of attention paid by both major parties during the election campaign.
Record Australian Coal Exports Amidst Election Silence on Climate Crisis
Australia's thermal coal exports hit a record 57 million tonnes in the final quarter of 2024, exceeding domestic CO2 emissions and drawing criticism from environmental groups for the lack of attention paid by both major parties during the election campaign.
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52% Bias Score
Secret Recording Admitted in Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal
A secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie discussing Ben Roberts-Smith's legal strategy with a witness in Roberts-Smith's defamation trial has been admitted as evidence in his appeal, potentially impacting the trial's outcome and raising questions about journalistic ethics.
Secret Recording Admitted in Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal
A secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie discussing Ben Roberts-Smith's legal strategy with a witness in Roberts-Smith's defamation trial has been admitted as evidence in his appeal, potentially impacting the trial's outcome and raising questions about journalistic ethics.
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44% Bias Score
Rising Global Conflict Forces Australia to Re-evaluate its Security Strategy
Global conflicts have doubled since 2020, affecting one in eight people globally in 2024; Australia faces heightened security concerns due to rising geopolitical tensions between the US and China, prompting debate over its military alliances and foreign policy.
Rising Global Conflict Forces Australia to Re-evaluate its Security Strategy
Global conflicts have doubled since 2020, affecting one in eight people globally in 2024; Australia faces heightened security concerns due to rising geopolitical tensions between the US and China, prompting debate over its military alliances and foreign policy.
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52% Bias Score
Australian Woman on Trial for Murder After Death Cap Mushroom Poisoning
Erin Patterson, 50, is on trial in Victoria, Australia, for allegedly murdering three in-laws and attempting to murder another by poisoning them with death cap mushrooms in a beef wellington lunch on July 29, 2023; she claims the poisoning was accidental.
Australian Woman on Trial for Murder After Death Cap Mushroom Poisoning
Erin Patterson, 50, is on trial in Victoria, Australia, for allegedly murdering three in-laws and attempting to murder another by poisoning them with death cap mushrooms in a beef wellington lunch on July 29, 2023; she claims the poisoning was accidental.
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44% Bias Score
Global Campaign Launched Against Hospitality Sexual Assault
Five former Swillhouse employees launched a global campaign against sexual harassment and assault in the hospitality industry after raising over half of their legal fees to sue their former employer in Australia, prompting mandatory sexual violence prevention training for all NSW pub and club staff.
Global Campaign Launched Against Hospitality Sexual Assault
Five former Swillhouse employees launched a global campaign against sexual harassment and assault in the hospitality industry after raising over half of their legal fees to sue their former employer in Australia, prompting mandatory sexual violence prevention training for all NSW pub and club staff.
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56% Bias Score
China's Rare Earth Ban Cripples U.S. Industries
China's ban on exporting rare earth metals to the U.S. due to the trade war creates a critical shortage impacting U.S. industries, particularly defense and technology, prompting the U.S. to seek alternative sources like Australia.
China's Rare Earth Ban Cripples U.S. Industries
China's ban on exporting rare earth metals to the U.S. due to the trade war creates a critical shortage impacting U.S. industries, particularly defense and technology, prompting the U.S. to seek alternative sources like Australia.
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44% Bias Score
Marginal Rise in Australian Home Values Amidst Affordability Concerns
Australia's national home values increased by 0.3 percent in April, reaching a record high according to Cotality, despite affordability concerns and low consumer sentiment offsetting increased demand and low supply following February's Reserve Bank rate cut; Sydney and Melbourne experienced 0.2 perc...
Marginal Rise in Australian Home Values Amidst Affordability Concerns
Australia's national home values increased by 0.3 percent in April, reaching a record high according to Cotality, despite affordability concerns and low consumer sentiment offsetting increased demand and low supply following February's Reserve Bank rate cut; Sydney and Melbourne experienced 0.2 perc...
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40% Bias Score
Filipino-Australian Wiggle Promotes Cultural Representation in Australia
John Adamo Pearce, a Filipino-Australian Wiggle, is teaching children "Bahay Kubo," a Filipino song about vegetables, reflecting a growing trend of Filipino representation in Australian media, including reality TV and restaurants, empowering Filipino-Australians.
Filipino-Australian Wiggle Promotes Cultural Representation in Australia
John Adamo Pearce, a Filipino-Australian Wiggle, is teaching children "Bahay Kubo," a Filipino song about vegetables, reflecting a growing trend of Filipino representation in Australian media, including reality TV and restaurants, empowering Filipino-Australians.
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24% Bias Score
Labor and Coalition vie for Sydney's ethnic vote with massive election pledges
In the lead-up to Australia's election, Labor and the Coalition are vying for votes in Sydney's diverse communities with significant funding pledges totaling over $149 million; Labor promised $85 million, while the Coalition pledged $64 million, targeting specific ethnic and religious groups in marg...
Labor and Coalition vie for Sydney's ethnic vote with massive election pledges
In the lead-up to Australia's election, Labor and the Coalition are vying for votes in Sydney's diverse communities with significant funding pledges totaling over $149 million; Labor promised $85 million, while the Coalition pledged $64 million, targeting specific ethnic and religious groups in marg...
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56% Bias Score
Australia's Inflation Eases, Rate Cuts Expected
Australia's underlying inflation rate has fallen to 2.9 percent, meeting the Reserve Bank's target for the first time since late 2021, prompting expectations of further interest rate cuts to stimulate the economy amid global uncertainties.
Australia's Inflation Eases, Rate Cuts Expected
Australia's underlying inflation rate has fallen to 2.9 percent, meeting the Reserve Bank's target for the first time since late 2021, prompting expectations of further interest rate cuts to stimulate the economy amid global uncertainties.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Woman on Trial for Fatal Mushroom Poisoning
Erin Patterson, a 50-year-old Australian woman, stands trial for murder and attempted murder after three relatives died and another fell ill following a beef wellington lunch at her home in July 2023; she admits to foraging death cap mushrooms and lying to police, claiming it was an accident.
Australian Woman on Trial for Fatal Mushroom Poisoning
Erin Patterson, a 50-year-old Australian woman, stands trial for murder and attempted murder after three relatives died and another fell ill following a beef wellington lunch at her home in July 2023; she admits to foraging death cap mushrooms and lying to police, claiming it was an accident.
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52% Bias Score
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