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National Kitchen Garden Awards 2025: Three Schools Win for Innovative Designs
The National Kitchen Garden Awards, celebrating innovative school gardens across Australia, announced three first-time winners: Stanmore Public School (Sydney) for its student-led aquaponics system, Fairview Park Preschool (South Australia) for its community-focused Grow Free cart, and Woodbridge Pr...
National Kitchen Garden Awards 2025: Three Schools Win for Innovative Designs
The National Kitchen Garden Awards, celebrating innovative school gardens across Australia, announced three first-time winners: Stanmore Public School (Sydney) for its student-led aquaponics system, Fairview Park Preschool (South Australia) for its community-focused Grow Free cart, and Woodbridge Pr...
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20% Bias Score
Victoria Delays Offshore Wind Auction Until 2025
Victoria's 2-gigawatt offshore wind target by 2032 faces a setback as the government delays its auction process until next year due to financial concerns among developers and the need for federal funding.
Victoria Delays Offshore Wind Auction Until 2025
Victoria's 2-gigawatt offshore wind target by 2032 faces a setback as the government delays its auction process until next year due to financial concerns among developers and the need for federal funding.
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Gina Rinehart donates to Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's defamation defence
Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, and hundreds of others have donated to Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's legal defense against defamation claims brought by the Central Land Council's CEO, Lesley Turner, totaling at least $228,600.
Gina Rinehart donates to Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's defamation defence
Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, and hundreds of others have donated to Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's legal defense against defamation claims brought by the Central Land Council's CEO, Lesley Turner, totaling at least $228,600.
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20% Bias Score
Organized Crime's Exploitation of Corporate Data Breaches in Australia
In Australia, organized crime syndicates exploit compromised corporate insiders—including customer service staff, real estate agents, and lawyers—to access personal data for violent crimes like extortion, drug trafficking, and murder, posing a significant threat, according to law enforcement.
Organized Crime's Exploitation of Corporate Data Breaches in Australia
In Australia, organized crime syndicates exploit compromised corporate insiders—including customer service staff, real estate agents, and lawyers—to access personal data for violent crimes like extortion, drug trafficking, and murder, posing a significant threat, according to law enforcement.
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24% Bias Score
Australia's National Climate Risk Assessment: Dire Projections for Heat Deaths and Coastal Inundation
A landmark report reveals that Australia faces a dramatic surge in heat-related deaths and coastal inundation if global warming surpasses 3C, with Sydney's heat-related deaths potentially increasing by 444% and millions of coastal residents at risk by 2090.
Australia's National Climate Risk Assessment: Dire Projections for Heat Deaths and Coastal Inundation
A landmark report reveals that Australia faces a dramatic surge in heat-related deaths and coastal inundation if global warming surpasses 3C, with Sydney's heat-related deaths potentially increasing by 444% and millions of coastal residents at risk by 2090.
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16% Bias Score
ANZ Bank to Pay Record $240M Fine for Widespread Misconduct
ANZ Bank will pay a record $240 million penalty for widespread misconduct, including unconscionable conduct in a government bond deal, failing to assist customers in financial hardship, making misleading statements about interest rates, and failing to refund fees to deceased customers' accounts.
ANZ Bank to Pay Record $240M Fine for Widespread Misconduct
ANZ Bank will pay a record $240 million penalty for widespread misconduct, including unconscionable conduct in a government bond deal, failing to assist customers in financial hardship, making misleading statements about interest rates, and failing to refund fees to deceased customers' accounts.
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32% Bias Score
Australia's Progress Beyond GDP: A Mixed Bag
Australia's "Measuring What Matters" report reveals mixed progress across health, security, sustainability, social cohesion, and prosperity, highlighting challenges in healthcare access, national safety, and emissions reduction despite economic growth and relative income equality.
Australia's Progress Beyond GDP: A Mixed Bag
Australia's "Measuring What Matters" report reveals mixed progress across health, security, sustainability, social cohesion, and prosperity, highlighting challenges in healthcare access, national safety, and emissions reduction despite economic growth and relative income equality.
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16% Bias Score
Five-Month-Old Killed, Sibling Injured in Minto Mall Parking Lot Accident
A five-month-old girl died and her five-year-old brother was critically injured when a car reversed into their pram outside Minto Mall in Sydney's south-west on Monday afternoon.
Five-Month-Old Killed, Sibling Injured in Minto Mall Parking Lot Accident
A five-month-old girl died and her five-year-old brother was critically injured when a car reversed into their pram outside Minto Mall in Sydney's south-west on Monday afternoon.
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52% Bias Score
Australia's National Climate Risk Assessment: Dire Projections for 2050
The first Australian National Climate Risk Assessment, released Monday, details severe impacts of climate change by 2050, including increased heat deaths, coastal flooding, and economic losses exceeding \$600 billion, if warming is not mitigated.
Australia's National Climate Risk Assessment: Dire Projections for 2050
The first Australian National Climate Risk Assessment, released Monday, details severe impacts of climate change by 2050, including increased heat deaths, coastal flooding, and economic losses exceeding \$600 billion, if warming is not mitigated.
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ANZ Bank to Pay $240 Million Penalty for Misconduct
ANZ Bank will pay a record $240 million penalty for unconscionable conduct, including bond trading irregularities, incorrect reporting, and failures in handling borrower hardship cases, as determined by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
ANZ Bank to Pay $240 Million Penalty for Misconduct
ANZ Bank will pay a record $240 million penalty for unconscionable conduct, including bond trading irregularities, incorrect reporting, and failures in handling borrower hardship cases, as determined by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
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40% Bias Score
Millions of Australians Face Coastal Home Loss Due to Rising Sea Levels
A landmark climate report reveals that 1.5 million Australians living in coastal areas will be at risk of losing their homes by 2050 due to rising sea levels, with the number rising to over 3 million by 2090.
Millions of Australians Face Coastal Home Loss Due to Rising Sea Levels
A landmark climate report reveals that 1.5 million Australians living in coastal areas will be at risk of losing their homes by 2050 due to rising sea levels, with the number rising to over 3 million by 2090.
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Sydney's Metro West Project to Add Nearly 1km Underground Pedestrian Tunnel
Sydney is building a nearly 1km underground pedestrian tunnel as part of its $25.3 billion Metro West project, connecting Barangaroo to Martin Place and improving pedestrian flow between four transport hubs.
Sydney's Metro West Project to Add Nearly 1km Underground Pedestrian Tunnel
Sydney is building a nearly 1km underground pedestrian tunnel as part of its $25.3 billion Metro West project, connecting Barangaroo to Martin Place and improving pedestrian flow between four transport hubs.
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24% Bias Score
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