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Police Error Allows Wrongly Accused Psychologist to Work with Children for Six Months
A Victorian psychologist wrongly accused of child abuse due to police mistakenly using the wrong file was able to work with children for six months before the error was corrected, highlighting systemic issues in child protection.
Police Error Allows Wrongly Accused Psychologist to Work with Children for Six Months
A Victorian psychologist wrongly accused of child abuse due to police mistakenly using the wrong file was able to work with children for six months before the error was corrected, highlighting systemic issues in child protection.
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24% Bias Score
Sydney Businessman Jailed for Sharing Child Abuse Material
A Sydney hospitality businessman, James Terence Rebbeck, was jailed for three years for sharing dozens of child abuse material videos over encrypted platforms, participating in group Zoom calls to watch such content, and sending bestiality material; his actions were part of an international paedophi...
Sydney Businessman Jailed for Sharing Child Abuse Material
A Sydney hospitality businessman, James Terence Rebbeck, was jailed for three years for sharing dozens of child abuse material videos over encrypted platforms, participating in group Zoom calls to watch such content, and sending bestiality material; his actions were part of an international paedophi...
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40% Bias Score
Calls for Independent Scientific Watchdog in Australia After Research Misconduct Case
Concerns over Australia's research integrity system have prompted calls for an independent watchdog after multiple investigations failed to initially uncover research misconduct by a prominent cancer researcher, despite evidence dating back over 10 years.
Calls for Independent Scientific Watchdog in Australia After Research Misconduct Case
Concerns over Australia's research integrity system have prompted calls for an independent watchdog after multiple investigations failed to initially uncover research misconduct by a prominent cancer researcher, despite evidence dating back over 10 years.
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48% Bias Score
Sydney University Launches Women-Only Engineering Recruitment Drive
The University of Sydney launched a women-only recruitment drive for its engineering faculty to address the underrepresentation of women (12-17% in continuing academic staff across five schools) and improve gender equity, citing societal pressures and a 24% gender pay gap as contributing factors.
Sydney University Launches Women-Only Engineering Recruitment Drive
The University of Sydney launched a women-only recruitment drive for its engineering faculty to address the underrepresentation of women (12-17% in continuing academic staff across five schools) and improve gender equity, citing societal pressures and a 24% gender pay gap as contributing factors.
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28% Bias Score
Australia Faces Hepatitis Elimination Challenge
A new report reveals that despite a cure for Hepatitis C and treatment for Hepatitis B, many Australians remain unaware of their infection due to stigma and lack of access to healthcare, jeopardizing the national goal of eliminating viral hepatitis by 2030.
Australia Faces Hepatitis Elimination Challenge
A new report reveals that despite a cure for Hepatitis C and treatment for Hepatitis B, many Australians remain unaware of their infection due to stigma and lack of access to healthcare, jeopardizing the national goal of eliminating viral hepatitis by 2030.
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24% Bias Score
Developer's $110,000 Payment to Gangland Associate Sparks Wider Inquiry into CFMEU
A Gold Coast developer paid $110,000 to gangland associate John Khoury for industrial peace on a Broadbeach project; this, along with other revelations, prompted an expansion of a Queensland inquiry into the CFMEU, mirroring a national concern about organized crime's influence in construction.
Developer's $110,000 Payment to Gangland Associate Sparks Wider Inquiry into CFMEU
A Gold Coast developer paid $110,000 to gangland associate John Khoury for industrial peace on a Broadbeach project; this, along with other revelations, prompted an expansion of a Queensland inquiry into the CFMEU, mirroring a national concern about organized crime's influence in construction.
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56% Bias Score
3.3 Million Australians Lost \$5.7 Billion in Super Due to Employer Underpayments
A recent study revealed 3.3 million Australians missed out on \$5.7 billion in superannuation in 2022-23 due to employer non-payment or underpayment; new laws will require employers to pay super with each salary payment starting July 2026.
3.3 Million Australians Lost \$5.7 Billion in Super Due to Employer Underpayments
A recent study revealed 3.3 million Australians missed out on \$5.7 billion in superannuation in 2022-23 due to employer non-payment or underpayment; new laws will require employers to pay super with each salary payment starting July 2026.
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48% Bias Score
Australia's Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Record Immigration
Australia's housing crisis forces nurses into cars and families onto the streets amid record immigration and soaring housing costs, prompting government criticism and urgent calls for increased social housing investment.
Australia's Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Record Immigration
Australia's housing crisis forces nurses into cars and families onto the streets amid record immigration and soaring housing costs, prompting government criticism and urgent calls for increased social housing investment.
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68% Bias Score
Gold Coast Faces Costly Beach Erosion Crisis
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred caused \$30 million in damage to Gold Coast beaches in March 2024, eroding six million cubic meters of sand and requiring a three-year, \$24 million recovery plan, although experts warn that long-term costs may reach hundreds of millions.
Gold Coast Faces Costly Beach Erosion Crisis
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred caused \$30 million in damage to Gold Coast beaches in March 2024, eroding six million cubic meters of sand and requiring a three-year, \$24 million recovery plan, although experts warn that long-term costs may reach hundreds of millions.
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48% Bias Score
Australia and Britain Sign 50-Year Defense Treaty Under AUKUS
Australia and Britain signed a 50-year defense treaty on Saturday, July 29th, in Geelong, Victoria, to strengthen their AUKUS nuclear submarine partnership, aiming for comprehensive cooperation in submarine design, construction, and maintenance, with Britain expecting \$27.1 billion in export revenu...
Australia and Britain Sign 50-Year Defense Treaty Under AUKUS
Australia and Britain signed a 50-year defense treaty on Saturday, July 29th, in Geelong, Victoria, to strengthen their AUKUS nuclear submarine partnership, aiming for comprehensive cooperation in submarine design, construction, and maintenance, with Britain expecting \$27.1 billion in export revenu...
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40% Bias Score
Fictional Town 'The Leap' Reflects Ongoing Impact of Colonial Violence
The author's new novel, set in the fictional town of "The Leap," explores the ongoing impact of colonial violence against Indigenous Australians, using the town's name to symbolize the massacres where Indigenous people were driven over cliffs and to highlight the continuous oppression they face. The...
Fictional Town 'The Leap' Reflects Ongoing Impact of Colonial Violence
The author's new novel, set in the fictional town of "The Leap," explores the ongoing impact of colonial violence against Indigenous Australians, using the town's name to symbolize the massacres where Indigenous people were driven over cliffs and to highlight the continuous oppression they face. The...
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56% Bias Score
Lions Win Second Test in Dramatic Comeback
The British and Irish Lions beat Australia 26-24 in a thrilling second Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, overcoming a 23-5 deficit to take a commanding 2-0 lead in the series, showcasing remarkable resilience and mental fortitude.
Lions Win Second Test in Dramatic Comeback
The British and Irish Lions beat Australia 26-24 in a thrilling second Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, overcoming a 23-5 deficit to take a commanding 2-0 lead in the series, showcasing remarkable resilience and mental fortitude.
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44% Bias Score
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