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Record Number of Single Women Using IVF Amidst Australian Fertility Clinic Scrutiny
A record number of single women are using IVF in Australia, even as the sector faces a regulatory overhaul due to several clinics reporting success rates as low as 5 percent and a recent case involving a biracial baby born to a white couple.
Record Number of Single Women Using IVF Amidst Australian Fertility Clinic Scrutiny
A record number of single women are using IVF in Australia, even as the sector faces a regulatory overhaul due to several clinics reporting success rates as low as 5 percent and a recent case involving a biracial baby born to a white couple.
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28% Bias Score
Australia to Pay Nauru $1.6 Billion over 30 Years to Resettle Asylum Seekers
Australia will pay Nauru $1.6 billion over three decades to resettle up to 354 asylum seekers with no legal right to remain in Australia, a controversial deal raising human rights concerns and economic questions.
Australia to Pay Nauru $1.6 Billion over 30 Years to Resettle Asylum Seekers
Australia will pay Nauru $1.6 billion over three decades to resettle up to 354 asylum seekers with no legal right to remain in Australia, a controversial deal raising human rights concerns and economic questions.
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Australia's Businesses Urge Bipartisan Climate Policy Amidst Cost Concerns
Australia's largest businesses are advocating for a bipartisan climate policy as the government prepares to announce its emissions reduction target, warning that an ambitious 70% reduction by 2035 could cost $435 billion to $530 billion but also acknowledging potential economic benefits.
Australia's Businesses Urge Bipartisan Climate Policy Amidst Cost Concerns
Australia's largest businesses are advocating for a bipartisan climate policy as the government prepares to announce its emissions reduction target, warning that an ambitious 70% reduction by 2035 could cost $435 billion to $530 billion but also acknowledging potential economic benefits.
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Australian Book Reviews: Diverse Selection of Memoirs, Novels, and Cookbooks
This article reviews a diverse range of recently published Australian books, including memoirs, novels, cookbooks, and graphic novels, highlighting their themes and styles.
Australian Book Reviews: Diverse Selection of Memoirs, Novels, and Cookbooks
This article reviews a diverse range of recently published Australian books, including memoirs, novels, cookbooks, and graphic novels, highlighting their themes and styles.
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Australia's Response to Returning ISIS Fighters and Criticism of Labor Officials' China Trip
Australia's opposition criticizes the government's handling of returning ISIS fighters from Syria and the attendance of Labor officials at a Beijing military parade commemorating the end of World War II.
Australia's Response to Returning ISIS Fighters and Criticism of Labor Officials' China Trip
Australia's opposition criticizes the government's handling of returning ISIS fighters from Syria and the attendance of Labor officials at a Beijing military parade commemorating the end of World War II.
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Australia Rushes Nauru Deportation Laws Amid Immigration Debate
Australia's Labor government is fast-tracking controversial deportation laws to Nauru, facing criticism from opposition parties, migrant groups, and refugee advocates, amidst rising public debate on immigration levels following weekend anti-immigration rallies.
Australia Rushes Nauru Deportation Laws Amid Immigration Debate
Australia's Labor government is fast-tracking controversial deportation laws to Nauru, facing criticism from opposition parties, migrant groups, and refugee advocates, amidst rising public debate on immigration levels following weekend anti-immigration rallies.
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Australia's Controversial Nauru Deal Sparks Islander Concerns
Australia's $2.5 billion plan to transfer non-citizens to Nauru for 30 years has sparked concern among Nauru residents, who question the plan's impact on their island and resources.
Australia's Controversial Nauru Deal Sparks Islander Concerns
Australia's $2.5 billion plan to transfer non-citizens to Nauru for 30 years has sparked concern among Nauru residents, who question the plan's impact on their island and resources.
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Australia's Robodebt Scheme: $475M Added to Record $2.4B Payout
The Australian government will pay an additional $475 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the illegal Robodebt welfare scheme, bringing the total payout to approximately $2.4 billion, impacting over 440,000 people.
Australia's Robodebt Scheme: $475M Added to Record $2.4B Payout
The Australian government will pay an additional $475 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the illegal Robodebt welfare scheme, bringing the total payout to approximately $2.4 billion, impacting over 440,000 people.
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Brisbane Pill Testing Clinic Delays Reopening Amidst Government Opposition
The planned reopening of Brisbane's pill testing clinic, funded philanthropically after government defunding, has been delayed due to unspecified government threats, despite having staff, systems, and permits.
Brisbane Pill Testing Clinic Delays Reopening Amidst Government Opposition
The planned reopening of Brisbane's pill testing clinic, funded philanthropically after government defunding, has been delayed due to unspecified government threats, despite having staff, systems, and permits.
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44% Bias Score
AUKUS Pact: Coalition Urges Trump Administration to Maintain Commitment
A high-level coalition of former ministers and military leaders is urging the Trump administration not to abandon the AUKUS pact, emphasizing its strategic importance despite production challenges.
AUKUS Pact: Coalition Urges Trump Administration to Maintain Commitment
A high-level coalition of former ministers and military leaders is urging the Trump administration not to abandon the AUKUS pact, emphasizing its strategic importance despite production challenges.
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Delay in Trial of Australian Businessman Accused in Chinese Spy Ring Case
A Queensland businessman, Alexander Cher, faces charges related to the alleged sale of SU-35 fighter jet parts, acting as an intermediary for a suspected Chinese spy, Brian Chen, whose encrypted phone messages are central to the case, but the trial has been delayed almost a year due to evidence admi...
Delay in Trial of Australian Businessman Accused in Chinese Spy Ring Case
A Queensland businessman, Alexander Cher, faces charges related to the alleged sale of SU-35 fighter jet parts, acting as an intermediary for a suspected Chinese spy, Brian Chen, whose encrypted phone messages are central to the case, but the trial has been delayed almost a year due to evidence admi...
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44% Bias Score
Australia Plans Fee for Solar Panel Recycling
Australian households will soon pay a fee for solar panel recycling upon purchasing new panels, aiming to address the growing waste issue and recover valuable materials as millions of solar panels reach their end-of-life.
Australia Plans Fee for Solar Panel Recycling
Australian households will soon pay a fee for solar panel recycling upon purchasing new panels, aiming to address the growing waste issue and recover valuable materials as millions of solar panels reach their end-of-life.
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40% Bias Score
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