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Terror Plot Targeting Australian Minister: 16-Year-Old Charged
A 16-year-old Australian private school student was arrested and charged in August 2024 with a commonwealth offence for allegedly planning a terrorist attack on the home of opposition leader Peter Dutton in Brisbane, involving the purchase of bomb-making materials and testing explosives.
Terror Plot Targeting Australian Minister: 16-Year-Old Charged
A 16-year-old Australian private school student was arrested and charged in August 2024 with a commonwealth offence for allegedly planning a terrorist attack on the home of opposition leader Peter Dutton in Brisbane, involving the purchase of bomb-making materials and testing explosives.
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32% Bias Score
Labor's Emission Standards to Hike Petrol Car Prices, Slash EV Costs
Australia's new vehicle emission standards, effective July 1st, 2024, will increase the cost of petrol and diesel vehicles while lowering the price of electric vehicles, potentially by tens of thousands of dollars, as manufacturers face penalties for exceeding emissions caps, a move that the opposit...
Labor's Emission Standards to Hike Petrol Car Prices, Slash EV Costs
Australia's new vehicle emission standards, effective July 1st, 2024, will increase the cost of petrol and diesel vehicles while lowering the price of electric vehicles, potentially by tens of thousands of dollars, as manufacturers face penalties for exceeding emissions caps, a move that the opposit...
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60% Bias Score
Coalition Confirms Paris Agreement Commitment Amidst Internal Divisions
Australia's Coalition party, initially wavering on its commitment to the Paris Agreement, reaffirmed its support for the accord and the 2050 net-zero target, despite internal disagreements and previous statements suggesting potential withdrawal if deemed in the "national interest".
Coalition Confirms Paris Agreement Commitment Amidst Internal Divisions
Australia's Coalition party, initially wavering on its commitment to the Paris Agreement, reaffirmed its support for the accord and the 2050 net-zero target, despite internal disagreements and previous statements suggesting potential withdrawal if deemed in the "national interest".
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52% Bias Score
Labor's Plan for Stronger Australian Environmental Protection
The Australian Labor Party, currently in government, is proposing significant environmental law reforms, including the creation of national environmental standards and an independent Environmental Protection Authority, to address Australia's broader environmental crisis beyond climate change, capita...
Labor's Plan for Stronger Australian Environmental Protection
The Australian Labor Party, currently in government, is proposing significant environmental law reforms, including the creation of national environmental standards and an independent Environmental Protection Authority, to address Australia's broader environmental crisis beyond climate change, capita...
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48% Bias Score
Owens' Visa Appeal Challenges Australia's Free Speech Laws
Australia denied a visa to far-right agitator Candace Owens due to her antisemitic views; Owens is appealing the decision, arguing it violates constitutional freedoms, while a New Zealand court overturned a similar ban.
Owens' Visa Appeal Challenges Australia's Free Speech Laws
Australia denied a visa to far-right agitator Candace Owens due to her antisemitic views; Owens is appealing the decision, arguing it violates constitutional freedoms, while a New Zealand court overturned a similar ban.
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52% Bias Score
A$225 Million Federal Funding Secures Perth Intersection Upgrade
The Australian federal government has allocated $225 million towards a $450 million upgrade of Perth's Reid Highway and Erindale Road interchange, resolving a funding dispute and addressing safety and economic concerns at one of the state's most dangerous intersections.
A$225 Million Federal Funding Secures Perth Intersection Upgrade
The Australian federal government has allocated $225 million towards a $450 million upgrade of Perth's Reid Highway and Erindale Road interchange, resolving a funding dispute and addressing safety and economic concerns at one of the state's most dangerous intersections.
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44% Bias Score
Coalition Shifts to Voluntary Redundancies for Public Service Cuts
The Australian Coalition party shifted its public service reduction plan from cutting 41,000 jobs to offering voluntary redundancies to achieve \$7 billion in annual savings, a change announced on Friday by party spokesman James Paterson, despite previous statements by party leaders.
Coalition Shifts to Voluntary Redundancies for Public Service Cuts
The Australian Coalition party shifted its public service reduction plan from cutting 41,000 jobs to offering voluntary redundancies to achieve \$7 billion in annual savings, a change announced on Friday by party spokesman James Paterson, despite previous statements by party leaders.
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60% Bias Score
Dutton's Word Association Game Reveals Political Priorities and Resilience
During a word association game, Australian Opposition Leader Peter Dutton praised Gina Rinehart, criticized the White House's handling of the Ukraine situation, and downplayed a foiled terrorist attack against him and his father's heart attack, describing his workday as "pretty easy.
Dutton's Word Association Game Reveals Political Priorities and Resilience
During a word association game, Australian Opposition Leader Peter Dutton praised Gina Rinehart, criticized the White House's handling of the Ukraine situation, and downplayed a foiled terrorist attack against him and his father's heart attack, describing his workday as "pretty easy.
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48% Bias Score
Coalition's Work-From-Home U-Turn Reveals Policy Flaw
Peter Dutton's Coalition party reversed its five-week-old policy to end work-from-home for federal public servants, admitting a mistake in a political calculation that misjudged voter sentiment.
Coalition's Work-From-Home U-Turn Reveals Policy Flaw
Peter Dutton's Coalition party reversed its five-week-old policy to end work-from-home for federal public servants, admitting a mistake in a political calculation that misjudged voter sentiment.
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64% Bias Score
Australian Opposition's Conflicting Stances on Paris Climate Agreement
The Australian federal opposition's stance on the Paris climate agreement is inconsistent, with party members expressing conflicting views on emissions reduction targets and the country's commitment to the pact, highlighting internal divisions and challenges in establishing a cohesive climate policy...
Australian Opposition's Conflicting Stances on Paris Climate Agreement
The Australian federal opposition's stance on the Paris climate agreement is inconsistent, with party members expressing conflicting views on emissions reduction targets and the country's commitment to the pact, highlighting internal divisions and challenges in establishing a cohesive climate policy...
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48% Bias Score
Australian Election 2023: Personality vs. Policy
The 2023 Australian federal election is highlighting the complex relationship between a politician's personality and their electability, with the close polls suggesting that while personality might influence voters, economic conditions and broader political trends ultimately hold greater sway.
Australian Election 2023: Personality vs. Policy
The 2023 Australian federal election is highlighting the complex relationship between a politician's personality and their electability, with the close polls suggesting that while personality might influence voters, economic conditions and broader political trends ultimately hold greater sway.
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44% Bias Score
Liberal Candidate's Undisclosed Property Ownership Sparks Controversy
Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer, who portrays herself as a renter and opposes new apartment construction in Melbourne, owns two apartments—one in Canberra and one in London—a fact she confirmed after it was reported in the media. This revelation has drawn criticism and questions about her campaign's ...
Liberal Candidate's Undisclosed Property Ownership Sparks Controversy
Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer, who portrays herself as a renter and opposes new apartment construction in Melbourne, owns two apartments—one in Canberra and one in London—a fact she confirmed after it was reported in the media. This revelation has drawn criticism and questions about her campaign's ...
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60% Bias Score
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