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RBA Cuts Rates, But Signals Cautious Approach Amidst Strong Jobs Market
The Reserve Bank of Australia unexpectedly cut interest rates to 4.1 percent after a 50-month pause, citing a struggling economy despite a robust jobs market; however, the bank signaled this is unlikely to be the start of a series of significant rate cuts.
RBA Cuts Rates, But Signals Cautious Approach Amidst Strong Jobs Market
The Reserve Bank of Australia unexpectedly cut interest rates to 4.1 percent after a 50-month pause, citing a struggling economy despite a robust jobs market; however, the bank signaled this is unlikely to be the start of a series of significant rate cuts.
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48% Bias Score
US Urges Australia to Embrace Nuclear Energy, Sparking Political Debate
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright urged Australia to overturn its ban on nuclear energy and export enriched uranium, creating a political divide between the Australian government's renewable energy focus and the opposition's plan to build seven nuclear power plants. This is fueled by Australia's $1.2...
US Urges Australia to Embrace Nuclear Energy, Sparking Political Debate
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright urged Australia to overturn its ban on nuclear energy and export enriched uranium, creating a political divide between the Australian government's renewable energy focus and the opposition's plan to build seven nuclear power plants. This is fueled by Australia's $1.2...
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72% Bias Score
NACC to Reinvestigate Robodebt Referrals After Bias Claims
Following an independent review that found the NACC commissioner was "affected by apprehended bias", the NACC will reinvestigate six individuals (five public servants and one public official) referred by the robodebt royal commission to determine whether corrupt conduct occurred; the initial decisio...
NACC to Reinvestigate Robodebt Referrals After Bias Claims
Following an independent review that found the NACC commissioner was "affected by apprehended bias", the NACC will reinvestigate six individuals (five public servants and one public official) referred by the robodebt royal commission to determine whether corrupt conduct occurred; the initial decisio...
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44% Bias Score
NSW Rushes Race-Based Hate Speech Law Amid Antisemitic Attacks
The NSW government rushed through parliament a new law criminalizing race-based hate speech with penalties up to two years in prison or $11,000 fines, following antisemitic attacks, but excluding other protected attributes causing concerns among faith groups about social cohesion.
NSW Rushes Race-Based Hate Speech Law Amid Antisemitic Attacks
The NSW government rushed through parliament a new law criminalizing race-based hate speech with penalties up to two years in prison or $11,000 fines, following antisemitic attacks, but excluding other protected attributes causing concerns among faith groups about social cohesion.
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44% Bias Score
Victorian Private School Fees Soar to National High
Victorian private school fees are the highest in Australia, exceeding \$11,200 statewide and nearly \$41,000 in Melbourne's inner south-east, driven partly by a state government payroll tax increase implemented in July 2024 impacting schools charging over \$15,000 annually.
Victorian Private School Fees Soar to National High
Victorian private school fees are the highest in Australia, exceeding \$11,200 statewide and nearly \$41,000 in Melbourne's inner south-east, driven partly by a state government payroll tax increase implemented in July 2024 impacting schools charging over \$15,000 annually.
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40% Bias Score
King River Completes Speewah Sale, Focuses on Kurundi Gold
King River Resources completed the \$20 million sale of its Speewah critical minerals project in Western Australia to Tivan Limited, receiving a final \$2.4 million payment in December 2022, enabling it to focus on its gold-rich Kurundi project in the Northern Territory.
King River Completes Speewah Sale, Focuses on Kurundi Gold
King River Resources completed the \$20 million sale of its Speewah critical minerals project in Western Australia to Tivan Limited, receiving a final \$2.4 million payment in December 2022, enabling it to focus on its gold-rich Kurundi project in the Northern Territory.
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24% Bias Score
Global Surge in Teen Anxiety and Depression: Studies Reveal Alarming Trends
Studies in the US and Australia reveal alarming rates of anxiety and depression among teenagers, with girls disproportionately affected; factors include puberty, educational transitions, social media, and the pandemic, highlighting a need for preventative strategies focusing on well-being and reduci...
Global Surge in Teen Anxiety and Depression: Studies Reveal Alarming Trends
Studies in the US and Australia reveal alarming rates of anxiety and depression among teenagers, with girls disproportionately affected; factors include puberty, educational transitions, social media, and the pandemic, highlighting a need for preventative strategies focusing on well-being and reduci...
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52% Bias Score
Australia Cuts Interest Rate Amid Cooling Inflation
Australia's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate from 4.35% to 4.1% on January 1, 2025, the first decrease since October 2020, due to cooling inflation; this decision comes ahead of a national election.
Australia Cuts Interest Rate Amid Cooling Inflation
Australia's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate from 4.35% to 4.1% on January 1, 2025, the first decrease since October 2020, due to cooling inflation; this decision comes ahead of a national election.
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40% Bias Score
RBA Cuts Interest Rates, Banks Delay Implementation
The Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates to 4.1 percent on Tuesday, the first cut in over four years; however, major banks will take up to two weeks to pass on the reduction, prompting criticism from the Workplace Minister.
RBA Cuts Interest Rates, Banks Delay Implementation
The Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates to 4.1 percent on Tuesday, the first cut in over four years; however, major banks will take up to two weeks to pass on the reduction, prompting criticism from the Workplace Minister.
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56% Bias Score
Victoria Amends Anti-Vilification Bill, Removing Political Purpose Defense
The Victorian government amended its anti-vilification bill, removing a "political purpose" defense against inciting serious vilification and expanding religious exemptions to include proselytizing, addressing concerns from Jewish and religious groups following a rise in antisemitism, including a sy...
Victoria Amends Anti-Vilification Bill, Removing Political Purpose Defense
The Victorian government amended its anti-vilification bill, removing a "political purpose" defense against inciting serious vilification and expanding religious exemptions to include proselytizing, addressing concerns from Jewish and religious groups following a rise in antisemitism, including a sy...
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44% Bias Score
Intoxicated Doctor Accused in Fatal Crash
Perth obstetrician Rhys Bellinge, 45, is accused of causing a fatal car crash on Saturday night while intoxicated, killing 24-year-old Elizabeth Pearce and critically injuring the Uber driver; dashcam footage shows erratic driving and angry rants in the days prior.
Intoxicated Doctor Accused in Fatal Crash
Perth obstetrician Rhys Bellinge, 45, is accused of causing a fatal car crash on Saturday night while intoxicated, killing 24-year-old Elizabeth Pearce and critically injuring the Uber driver; dashcam footage shows erratic driving and angry rants in the days prior.
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60% Bias Score
Major IP Anomalies Discovered at Queensland Gold-Copper Project
Great Southern Mining and Gold Fields discovered two large IP anomalies, Mt Dillon and Leichhardt Creek, exceeding 2km wide, at their jointly owned Edinburgh Park gold-copper project in northern Queensland, boosting chances of significant intrusive-related discoveries and planning a drilling program...
Major IP Anomalies Discovered at Queensland Gold-Copper Project
Great Southern Mining and Gold Fields discovered two large IP anomalies, Mt Dillon and Leichhardt Creek, exceeding 2km wide, at their jointly owned Edinburgh Park gold-copper project in northern Queensland, boosting chances of significant intrusive-related discoveries and planning a drilling program...
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44% Bias Score
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