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Albanese Makes History at Sydney Mardi Gras
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attended the 47th annual Mardi Gras parade in Sydney on Saturday, March 3, 2024, marching with 10,000 others, becoming the first sitting prime minister to do so, highlighting the event's ongoing political significance and societal acceptance of LGBTQ+ right...
Albanese Makes History at Sydney Mardi Gras
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attended the 47th annual Mardi Gras parade in Sydney on Saturday, March 3, 2024, marching with 10,000 others, becoming the first sitting prime minister to do so, highlighting the event's ongoing political significance and societal acceptance of LGBTQ+ right...
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28% Bias Score
Labor to Build 50 More Urgent Care Clinics
The Albanese government will build 50 more urgent care clinics across Australia by 2025-26, costing $644 million and aiming to increase access to healthcare, particularly in suburban and regional areas, ahead of an expected April 12 election.
Labor to Build 50 More Urgent Care Clinics
The Albanese government will build 50 more urgent care clinics across Australia by 2025-26, costing $644 million and aiming to increase access to healthcare, particularly in suburban and regional areas, ahead of an expected April 12 election.
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48% Bias Score
Trump, Musk, and Vance's Potential Interference in Australian Election
Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and J.D. Vance's potential interference in Australia's upcoming election poses a significant threat, given their history of meddling in other countries' elections and Trump's protectionist trade policies; the impact could range from economic disruption to a shift in Australi...
Trump, Musk, and Vance's Potential Interference in Australian Election
Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and J.D. Vance's potential interference in Australia's upcoming election poses a significant threat, given their history of meddling in other countries' elections and Trump's protectionist trade policies; the impact could range from economic disruption to a shift in Australi...
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60% Bias Score
AU\$7 Billion Injected into Melbourne Airport Rail Project
The Australian federal government announced a \$7 billion investment in Melbourne Airport Rail, resolving disputes over funding and design, with construction of the most complex part of the project slated to finish by 2030.
AU\$7 Billion Injected into Melbourne Airport Rail Project
The Australian federal government announced a \$7 billion investment in Melbourne Airport Rail, resolving disputes over funding and design, with construction of the most complex part of the project slated to finish by 2030.
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44% Bias Score
Fowler By-election: A Rematch Between Labor and Independent Dai Le
The upcoming Australian federal election features a rematch in the formerly safe Labor seat of Fowler, where independent Dai Le defeated Labor's Kristina Keneally in 2022. Tu Le, now pregnant, is campaigning for Labor against Le, highlighting the ongoing tension around community representation and v...
Fowler By-election: A Rematch Between Labor and Independent Dai Le
The upcoming Australian federal election features a rematch in the formerly safe Labor seat of Fowler, where independent Dai Le defeated Labor's Kristina Keneally in 2022. Tu Le, now pregnant, is campaigning for Labor against Le, highlighting the ongoing tension around community representation and v...
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56% Bias Score
Australia's Spending Crisis: Unfunded Pledges Fuel National Debt Concerns
Australia's Albanese government is facing criticism for its high spending, exceeding any first-term government since 1972, amidst a cost of living crisis and an upcoming election where both major parties have pledged significant unfunded spending increases, potentially leading to unsustainable debt ...
Australia's Spending Crisis: Unfunded Pledges Fuel National Debt Concerns
Australia's Albanese government is facing criticism for its high spending, exceeding any first-term government since 1972, amidst a cost of living crisis and an upcoming election where both major parties have pledged significant unfunded spending increases, potentially leading to unsustainable debt ...
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52% Bias Score
Greens Demand Nationwide Native Forest Logging Ban
The Australian Greens are demanding a nationwide ban on native forest logging in exchange for supporting a minority Labor government, a policy backed by a recent poll showing 69 percent public support and projected to cost $500 million annually for 20 years in transition funding, according to the Pa...
Greens Demand Nationwide Native Forest Logging Ban
The Australian Greens are demanding a nationwide ban on native forest logging in exchange for supporting a minority Labor government, a policy backed by a recent poll showing 69 percent public support and projected to cost $500 million annually for 20 years in transition funding, according to the Pa...
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16% Bias Score
Mixed Reactions to Albanese's Leadership and Broader Political Concerns
Letters to the editor of The Sydney Morning Herald express diverse opinions on Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's performance, healthcare reform, and the spread of misinformation, reflecting a polarized political climate.
Mixed Reactions to Albanese's Leadership and Broader Political Concerns
Letters to the editor of The Sydney Morning Herald express diverse opinions on Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's performance, healthcare reform, and the spread of misinformation, reflecting a polarized political climate.
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60% Bias Score
Australian Election: Negative Tone, Policy Void
Australia's upcoming federal election is marked by a negative tone, with both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton facing low approval ratings amidst personal attacks and a scarcity of inspiring policy initiatives.
Australian Election: Negative Tone, Policy Void
Australia's upcoming federal election is marked by a negative tone, with both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton facing low approval ratings amidst personal attacks and a scarcity of inspiring policy initiatives.
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56% Bias Score
Dutton Defends Financial History Amidst Government Accusations
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton defended his financial history, including bank shares purchased before a government bailout and a $30 million property portfolio accumulated over 35 years through reinvestment, denying any impropriety and accusing the government of a smear campaign.
Dutton Defends Financial History Amidst Government Accusations
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton defended his financial history, including bank shares purchased before a government bailout and a $30 million property portfolio accumulated over 35 years through reinvestment, denying any impropriety and accusing the government of a smear campaign.
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48% Bias Score
Federal Government Funds Victorian Roads, Airport Rail Link Ahead of Election
The Australian federal government will invest \$1.2 billion in Victorian roads and contribute substantially to Melbourne's airport rail link, including a new Sunshine station, to improve transport and gain voter support ahead of the election, following a funding dispute with the Victorian government...
Federal Government Funds Victorian Roads, Airport Rail Link Ahead of Election
The Australian federal government will invest \$1.2 billion in Victorian roads and contribute substantially to Melbourne's airport rail link, including a new Sunshine station, to improve transport and gain voter support ahead of the election, following a funding dispute with the Victorian government...
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60% Bias Score
Australian Election Campaign Centers on Billions in Medicare Spending
Australia's federal election campaign has started with both Labor and Liberal parties pledging billions of dollars to increase bulk-billed GP visits to 90% by 2030, in response to rising costs and public concern over access.
Australian Election Campaign Centers on Billions in Medicare Spending
Australia's federal election campaign has started with both Labor and Liberal parties pledging billions of dollars to increase bulk-billed GP visits to 90% by 2030, in response to rising costs and public concern over access.
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52% Bias Score
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