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Outback Killer Murdoch Dies in Custody
Bradley Murdoch, convicted of killing British backpacker Peter Falconio in 2001, died aged 67 in custody from throat cancer; Falconio's body remains undiscovered, and Murdoch always proclaimed his innocence.
Outback Killer Murdoch Dies in Custody
Bradley Murdoch, convicted of killing British backpacker Peter Falconio in 2001, died aged 67 in custody from throat cancer; Falconio's body remains undiscovered, and Murdoch always proclaimed his innocence.
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32% Bias Score
Brisbane Train Network Disrupted by Signalling Issue
A signalling issue at Milton station caused major disruptions to Brisbane's train network on Monday morning, resulting in delays of up to 60 minutes and service cancellations on several lines, impacting commuters.
Brisbane Train Network Disrupted by Signalling Issue
A signalling issue at Milton station caused major disruptions to Brisbane's train network on Monday morning, resulting in delays of up to 60 minutes and service cancellations on several lines, impacting commuters.
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52% Bias Score
Joyce Introduces Bill to Repeal Australia's Net-Zero Emissions Target
Australian Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce introduced a bill to repeal the country's net-zero emissions target by 2050, citing national security concerns and internal party divisions; the bill's success is uncertain, and the opposition is reviewing its climate policies.
Joyce Introduces Bill to Repeal Australia's Net-Zero Emissions Target
Australian Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce introduced a bill to repeal the country's net-zero emissions target by 2050, citing national security concerns and internal party divisions; the bill's success is uncertain, and the opposition is reviewing its climate policies.
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68% Bias Score
Defence Minister's Chief of Staff in Relationship with Defence Lobbyist
The chief of staff to Australia's Defence Minister disclosed a long-term de facto relationship with a lobbyist representing defence companies, including a subsidiary of an Israeli government-owned weapons manufacturer, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
Defence Minister's Chief of Staff in Relationship with Defence Lobbyist
The chief of staff to Australia's Defence Minister disclosed a long-term de facto relationship with a lobbyist representing defence companies, including a subsidiary of an Israeli government-owned weapons manufacturer, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
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56% Bias Score
Coalition MP Backs Primaries to Boost Female Representation
Senior Coalition MP Angus Taylor supports a US-style primary election model to increase female representation and rebuild the party, contrasting with his recent opposition to quotas; a Queensland zoo reopens after a lion attack; new US tariffs impact Australia; Qantas investigates a data breach affe...
Coalition MP Backs Primaries to Boost Female Representation
Senior Coalition MP Angus Taylor supports a US-style primary election model to increase female representation and rebuild the party, contrasting with his recent opposition to quotas; a Queensland zoo reopens after a lion attack; new US tariffs impact Australia; Qantas investigates a data breach affe...
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32% Bias Score
Tasmania Heads to Re-election Amidst Political Instability
Tasmania holds a snap state election on July 19th after the March 2024 election produced a hung parliament, with a YouGov poll predicting Labor as the largest party at 34% but still short of a majority; the Liberals are at 31%, Greens 13%, and others 22%.
Tasmania Heads to Re-election Amidst Political Instability
Tasmania holds a snap state election on July 19th after the March 2024 election produced a hung parliament, with a YouGov poll predicting Labor as the largest party at 34% but still short of a majority; the Liberals are at 31%, Greens 13%, and others 22%.
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36% Bias Score
Chalmers Urges Collaboration at Key Australian Productivity Summit
Australia's Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is urging the opposition to collaborate at a crucial productivity summit scheduled for August 19-21, focusing on resilience, productivity, and sustainability to tackle economic challenges, with participation from key economic figures including the Reserve Bank go...
Chalmers Urges Collaboration at Key Australian Productivity Summit
Australia's Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is urging the opposition to collaborate at a crucial productivity summit scheduled for August 19-21, focusing on resilience, productivity, and sustainability to tackle economic challenges, with participation from key economic figures including the Reserve Bank go...
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40% Bias Score
\$20 Million Spent on Cancelled Westmead School Project
The NSW government cancelled plans for a second primary school in Westmead, diverting \$20,485,000 already spent and an additional \$953,000 for upgrades to existing schools, citing enrollment data, despite projected population growth and the success of private schools in the area.
\$20 Million Spent on Cancelled Westmead School Project
The NSW government cancelled plans for a second primary school in Westmead, diverting \$20,485,000 already spent and an additional \$953,000 for upgrades to existing schools, citing enrollment data, despite projected population growth and the success of private schools in the area.
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52% Bias Score
Australia's GST: A Politically Sensitive Tax Reform
Australia's Treasurer Jim Chalmers is hesitant to propose changes to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) due to the political risks involved, despite economists suggesting increases or broadening its base could improve the budget; past leaders faced significant backlash over tax reforms.
Australia's GST: A Politically Sensitive Tax Reform
Australia's Treasurer Jim Chalmers is hesitant to propose changes to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) due to the political risks involved, despite economists suggesting increases or broadening its base could improve the budget; past leaders faced significant backlash over tax reforms.
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52% Bias Score
Australian Liberals Debate US-Style Primaries for Candidate Selection
The Australian Liberal party is debating the adoption of US-style primaries for candidate preselections, with supporters arguing it would increase community engagement and provide a level playing field for women, while opponents view it as a costly distraction from addressing gender quotas.
Australian Liberals Debate US-Style Primaries for Candidate Selection
The Australian Liberal party is debating the adoption of US-style primaries for candidate preselections, with supporters arguing it would increase community engagement and provide a level playing field for women, while opponents view it as a costly distraction from addressing gender quotas.
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44% Bias Score
Coalition Backs US-Style Primaries for More Women MPs
Australian Coalition MP Angus Taylor supports a US-style primary election model to increase female representation, while a Queensland zoo reopens after a lion attack, and new US tariffs impact Australia.
Coalition Backs US-Style Primaries for More Women MPs
Australian Coalition MP Angus Taylor supports a US-style primary election model to increase female representation, while a Queensland zoo reopens after a lion attack, and new US tariffs impact Australia.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Liberal Party Faces Challenges for Return to Power
The Australian Liberal party faces significant challenges including internal divisions and policy debates, requiring strategic policy choices and internal reforms for a potential return to power; its success depends on navigating these hurdles.
Australian Liberal Party Faces Challenges for Return to Power
The Australian Liberal party faces significant challenges including internal divisions and policy debates, requiring strategic policy choices and internal reforms for a potential return to power; its success depends on navigating these hurdles.
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60% Bias Score
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