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Poisoned Meal Trial: Three Dead, One Survivor
In July 2023, Erin Patterson served poisoned beef Wellingtons containing death cap mushrooms to her in-laws and another couple at her Leongatha home, resulting in three deaths and one survivor; the trial focused on whether it was an accident or intentional murder.
Poisoned Meal Trial: Three Dead, One Survivor
In July 2023, Erin Patterson served poisoned beef Wellingtons containing death cap mushrooms to her in-laws and another couple at her Leongatha home, resulting in three deaths and one survivor; the trial focused on whether it was an accident or intentional murder.
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60% Bias Score
Rising Costs Force Australian Retailers to Axe Free Returns
Australian retailers are increasingly eliminating free returns due to rising costs, with only 14 percent offering this service in 2024 compared to 49 percent in 2018, impacting customer experience and sustainability, as some companies now landfill returned items.
Rising Costs Force Australian Retailers to Axe Free Returns
Australian retailers are increasingly eliminating free returns due to rising costs, with only 14 percent offering this service in 2024 compared to 49 percent in 2018, impacting customer experience and sustainability, as some companies now landfill returned items.
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44% Bias Score
Guilty Verdict in Australian Mushroom Murder Case
Erin Patterson was found guilty on Monday of murdering her in-laws by poisoning them with death cap mushrooms during a lunch at her Leongatha home on July 29, 2023; despite initial concerns, mushroom sales remain strong, highlighting the importance of only consuming commercially grown mushrooms.
Guilty Verdict in Australian Mushroom Murder Case
Erin Patterson was found guilty on Monday of murdering her in-laws by poisoning them with death cap mushrooms during a lunch at her Leongatha home on July 29, 2023; despite initial concerns, mushroom sales remain strong, highlighting the importance of only consuming commercially grown mushrooms.
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44% Bias Score
Rising Costs and Gold Price Concerns Trigger Northern Star Share Price Plunge
Northern Star, Australia's leading gold miner, saw its share price fall 10.5% in five days and 18% in a month due to unexpectedly high production costs (\$2 billion capex increase) and concerns about a double peak in gold prices, potentially signaling a broader sector decline.
Rising Costs and Gold Price Concerns Trigger Northern Star Share Price Plunge
Northern Star, Australia's leading gold miner, saw its share price fall 10.5% in five days and 18% in a month due to unexpectedly high production costs (\$2 billion capex increase) and concerns about a double peak in gold prices, potentially signaling a broader sector decline.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Home Loan Arrears Shift to Melbourne and Sydney Suburbs
In March 2024, Melbourne and Sydney's outer suburbs, such as Craigieburn and Blacktown, showed the highest home loan arrears in Australia, a reversal from 2019 when Western Australia led; experts predict improvement with falling interest rates.
Australian Home Loan Arrears Shift to Melbourne and Sydney Suburbs
In March 2024, Melbourne and Sydney's outer suburbs, such as Craigieburn and Blacktown, showed the highest home loan arrears in Australia, a reversal from 2019 when Western Australia led; experts predict improvement with falling interest rates.
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24% Bias Score
Kew RSL Closed for Governance Failures
RSL Victoria ordered the closure of the Kew RSL sub-branch in Melbourne for one year, effective June 24, 2025, due to concerns about its support for veterans and families, governance issues, and non-compliance with RSL rules; other sub-branches will temporarily support local veterans.
Kew RSL Closed for Governance Failures
RSL Victoria ordered the closure of the Kew RSL sub-branch in Melbourne for one year, effective June 24, 2025, due to concerns about its support for veterans and families, governance issues, and non-compliance with RSL rules; other sub-branches will temporarily support local veterans.
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40% Bias Score
Australia lobbies UNESCO to list Murujuga rock art despite emissions concerns
Australia is lobbying UNESCO to list the Murujuga rock art complex, despite a recommendation to reject the nomination due to nearby industrial emissions; the committee will decide this week.
Australia lobbies UNESCO to list Murujuga rock art despite emissions concerns
Australia is lobbying UNESCO to list the Murujuga rock art complex, despite a recommendation to reject the nomination due to nearby industrial emissions; the committee will decide this week.
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44% Bias Score
48,000 Queensland Nurses Initiate Strike Over Rejected Wage Offer
Queensland nurses and midwives launched stage 2 industrial action on Tuesday, refusing overtime and certain tasks due to a rejected 11 percent pay offer from the government; the union seeks a 13 percent increase to maintain "nation-leading wages", causing potential major disruptions to the state's h...
48,000 Queensland Nurses Initiate Strike Over Rejected Wage Offer
Queensland nurses and midwives launched stage 2 industrial action on Tuesday, refusing overtime and certain tasks due to a rejected 11 percent pay offer from the government; the union seeks a 13 percent increase to maintain "nation-leading wages", causing potential major disruptions to the state's h...
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52% Bias Score
Gold Coast Politician to Stand Trial for Step-father's Murder
Former Gold Coast politician Ryan Bayldon-Lumsden will stand trial for allegedly murdering his stepfather, Robert Lumsden, in August 2023, following an argument. Phone searches revealed Bayldon-Lumsden sought information on escaping domestic violence the day before the death.
Gold Coast Politician to Stand Trial for Step-father's Murder
Former Gold Coast politician Ryan Bayldon-Lumsden will stand trial for allegedly murdering his stepfather, Robert Lumsden, in August 2023, following an argument. Phone searches revealed Bayldon-Lumsden sought information on escaping domestic violence the day before the death.
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32% Bias Score
WA Premier Advocates for Gas Reservation Policy Amidst Climate Concerns
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook urges other states to adopt a gas reservation policy similar to WA's, which has lowered gas prices since 2006 by requiring 15% of offshore gas for domestic use; however, this position is criticized by climate scientists.
WA Premier Advocates for Gas Reservation Policy Amidst Climate Concerns
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook urges other states to adopt a gas reservation policy similar to WA's, which has lowered gas prices since 2006 by requiring 15% of offshore gas for domestic use; however, this position is criticized by climate scientists.
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48% Bias Score
Kaiser Reef's Henty Gold Mine Acquisition Boosts Production
Kaiser Reef's Henty gold mine acquisition, completed in mid-May, yielded 4,069 ounces of gold from 35,853 tonnes of ore in 1.5 months, achieving an 87.1% recovery rate and marking Kaiser's largest production quarter, transforming it into a multi-asset gold producer.
Kaiser Reef's Henty Gold Mine Acquisition Boosts Production
Kaiser Reef's Henty gold mine acquisition, completed in mid-May, yielded 4,069 ounces of gold from 35,853 tonnes of ore in 1.5 months, achieving an 87.1% recovery rate and marking Kaiser's largest production quarter, transforming it into a multi-asset gold producer.
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52% Bias Score
Parramatta Approves \$276.8 Million Riverside Theatres Redevelopment
Parramatta City Council approved \$276.8 million for Riverside Theatres redevelopment, including a new 1500-seat theatre, addressing a \$93 million funding gap through diverse sources, with an expected opening in 2028.
Parramatta Approves \$276.8 Million Riverside Theatres Redevelopment
Parramatta City Council approved \$276.8 million for Riverside Theatres redevelopment, including a new 1500-seat theatre, addressing a \$93 million funding gap through diverse sources, with an expected opening in 2028.
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36% Bias Score
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