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High-Profile Australians Condemn Australian University Fee Scheme
Over 100 prominent Australians are calling for the abolition of Australia's Jobs-Ready Graduates scheme, which has increased the cost of arts degrees to over \$50,000, impacting humanities departments and failing to shift student enrollment as intended.
High-Profile Australians Condemn Australian University Fee Scheme
Over 100 prominent Australians are calling for the abolition of Australia's Jobs-Ready Graduates scheme, which has increased the cost of arts degrees to over \$50,000, impacting humanities departments and failing to shift student enrollment as intended.
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56% Bias Score
Gavrylyuk's ACO Debut: A Contrast of Soviet and Western Musical Expression
Alexander Gavrylyuk, a Ukrainian-Australian pianist, will debut with the Australian Chamber Orchestra on Friday, performing Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No. 1 and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, contrasting Soviet-era artistic restrictions with the freedom of Western artistic expression.
Gavrylyuk's ACO Debut: A Contrast of Soviet and Western Musical Expression
Alexander Gavrylyuk, a Ukrainian-Australian pianist, will debut with the Australian Chamber Orchestra on Friday, performing Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No. 1 and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, contrasting Soviet-era artistic restrictions with the freedom of Western artistic expression.
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44% Bias Score
Harmful Algal Bloom Devastates South Australia's Great Southern Reef
A massive harmful algal bloom in South Australia's Great Southern Reef, caused by Karenia mikimotoi algae and fueled by a marine heatwave, has killed approximately 15,000 animals across 450 species, devastating the fishing industry and tourism, and highlighting the impacts of climate change.
Harmful Algal Bloom Devastates South Australia's Great Southern Reef
A massive harmful algal bloom in South Australia's Great Southern Reef, caused by Karenia mikimotoi algae and fueled by a marine heatwave, has killed approximately 15,000 animals across 450 species, devastating the fishing industry and tourism, and highlighting the impacts of climate change.
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36% Bias Score
NSW MP Guilty of Sexual Assault, Faces Losing Seat
NSW MP Gareth Ward was found guilty of four counts of sexual assault against two young men, one a teenager, resulting in potential loss of his parliamentary seat and calls for his immediate resignation.
NSW MP Guilty of Sexual Assault, Faces Losing Seat
NSW MP Gareth Ward was found guilty of four counts of sexual assault against two young men, one a teenager, resulting in potential loss of his parliamentary seat and calls for his immediate resignation.
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48% Bias Score
Mandatory Office Return Sparks Debate on Flexible Work in Australia
Jason Sennitt, an Origin Energy employee, faces a mandatory return to the office, clashing with his family care responsibilities, prompting a wider debate on flexible work arrangements in Australia ahead of a Fair Work Commission review of the clerks award impacting millions.
Mandatory Office Return Sparks Debate on Flexible Work in Australia
Jason Sennitt, an Origin Energy employee, faces a mandatory return to the office, clashing with his family care responsibilities, prompting a wider debate on flexible work arrangements in Australia ahead of a Fair Work Commission review of the clerks award impacting millions.
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56% Bias Score
Groves Wins Stage 17 of Tour de France in Stunning Solo Breakaway
Kaden Groves of Alpecin-Deceuninck won stage 17 of the Tour de France in a solo breakaway, beating Frank Van den Broek by 54 seconds; this is his tenth Grand Tour victory and his first in the Tour de France, while Jordan Jegat moved to 10th in the general classification.
Groves Wins Stage 17 of Tour de France in Stunning Solo Breakaway
Kaden Groves of Alpecin-Deceuninck won stage 17 of the Tour de France in a solo breakaway, beating Frank Van den Broek by 54 seconds; this is his tenth Grand Tour victory and his first in the Tour de France, while Jordan Jegat moved to 10th in the general classification.
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24% Bias Score
NSW to Introduce Tough Penalties for Illegal Tobacco Sales
The NSW government will introduce new laws imposing a maximum penalty of $1.5 million and seven years' imprisonment for selling illegal tobacco and vapes, including powers to close businesses and evict retailers, aiming to combat the booming illicit trade controlled by criminal gangs.
NSW to Introduce Tough Penalties for Illegal Tobacco Sales
The NSW government will introduce new laws imposing a maximum penalty of $1.5 million and seven years' imprisonment for selling illegal tobacco and vapes, including powers to close businesses and evict retailers, aiming to combat the booming illicit trade controlled by criminal gangs.
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40% Bias Score
Australia-UK Sign 50-Year Treaty for Aukus Submarine Program
Australia and the UK signed a 50-year "Geelong Treaty" on October 28th, 2023, in Geelong, Australia, to collaborate on the SSN-Aukus nuclear-powered submarine program, impacting tens of thousands of jobs and strengthening the Aukus pact amidst concerns about US commitment.
Australia-UK Sign 50-Year Treaty for Aukus Submarine Program
Australia and the UK signed a 50-year "Geelong Treaty" on October 28th, 2023, in Geelong, Australia, to collaborate on the SSN-Aukus nuclear-powered submarine program, impacting tens of thousands of jobs and strengthening the Aukus pact amidst concerns about US commitment.
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48% Bias Score
Harmful Algal Bloom Devastates South Australia's Great Southern Reef
A harmful algal bloom fueled by a marine heatwave has killed approximately 15,000 animals across 450 species in South Australia, devastating the fishing industry and poisoning over 4,500 square kilometers of water, highlighting the impact of climate change.
Harmful Algal Bloom Devastates South Australia's Great Southern Reef
A harmful algal bloom fueled by a marine heatwave has killed approximately 15,000 animals across 450 species in South Australia, devastating the fishing industry and poisoning over 4,500 square kilometers of water, highlighting the impact of climate change.
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28% Bias Score
U.S., Australia Conduct First-Ever PrSM Live-Fire Test West of International Dateline
The U.S. Army and Australian Defence Force successfully conducted a live-fire test of a precision strike missile (PrSM) in Australia, marking the first such test west of the international dateline, enhancing long-range strike capabilities and deterrence in the Indo-Pacific.
U.S., Australia Conduct First-Ever PrSM Live-Fire Test West of International Dateline
The U.S. Army and Australian Defence Force successfully conducted a live-fire test of a precision strike missile (PrSM) in Australia, marking the first such test west of the international dateline, enhancing long-range strike capabilities and deterrence in the Indo-Pacific.
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44% Bias Score
Former NSW MP Gareth Ward found guilty of sexual assault
A NSW jury found former state MP Gareth Ward guilty of digitally raping a 24-year-old staffer in 2015 and indecently assaulting an 18-year-old man in 2013; both victims delayed reporting due to fear of Ward's political power.
Former NSW MP Gareth Ward found guilty of sexual assault
A NSW jury found former state MP Gareth Ward guilty of digitally raping a 24-year-old staffer in 2015 and indecently assaulting an 18-year-old man in 2013; both victims delayed reporting due to fear of Ward's political power.
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28% Bias Score
Inglis' "Stick With It" Campaign Tackles Australia's Suicide Crisis
Former rugby league player Greg Inglis launched the "Stick With It" campaign to combat Australia's high suicide rate, using sports tape as a conversation starter to encourage help-seeking for mental health issues.
Inglis' "Stick With It" Campaign Tackles Australia's Suicide Crisis
Former rugby league player Greg Inglis launched the "Stick With It" campaign to combat Australia's high suicide rate, using sports tape as a conversation starter to encourage help-seeking for mental health issues.
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20% Bias Score
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