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Australia Rejects Indigenous Voice to Parliament in Referendum
Australia's referendum on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament failed, with 60% voting no, prompting Foreign Minister Penny Wong to retract her earlier prediction of its passage and creating a political firestorm three days before the federal election.
Australia Rejects Indigenous Voice to Parliament in Referendum
Australia's referendum on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament failed, with 60% voting no, prompting Foreign Minister Penny Wong to retract her earlier prediction of its passage and creating a political firestorm three days before the federal election.
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60% Bias Score
Nationals' Preference Deal Boosts Controversial One Nation Candidate in Hunter
One Nation's preference deal with the Nationals in the Hunter seat could significantly boost the chances of their controversial candidate, Stuart Bonds, who has previously made inflammatory remarks about public health officials and climate change, winning. This deal comes after Bonds secured 5.7% of...
Nationals' Preference Deal Boosts Controversial One Nation Candidate in Hunter
One Nation's preference deal with the Nationals in the Hunter seat could significantly boost the chances of their controversial candidate, Stuart Bonds, who has previously made inflammatory remarks about public health officials and climate change, winning. This deal comes after Bonds secured 5.7% of...
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64% Bias Score
Labor's Controversial Unrealised Gains Tax on Superannuation
Australia's Labor Party proposes a 15% tax on unrealised superannuation gains exceeding \$3 million, a globally unique policy facing significant opposition due to its complexity and potential negative impacts on retirees and small businesses.
Labor's Controversial Unrealised Gains Tax on Superannuation
Australia's Labor Party proposes a 15% tax on unrealised superannuation gains exceeding \$3 million, a globally unique policy facing significant opposition due to its complexity and potential negative impacts on retirees and small businesses.
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56% Bias Score
Teen Arrested for Graffitiing Dutton's Office
An 18-year-old woman was arrested for vandalizing opposition leader Peter Dutton's office with graffiti expressing pro-Indigenous land rights slogans; the incident occurred on Dawson Parade in Arana Hills around 2:30 AM, and she will appear in court on May 20th.
Teen Arrested for Graffitiing Dutton's Office
An 18-year-old woman was arrested for vandalizing opposition leader Peter Dutton's office with graffiti expressing pro-Indigenous land rights slogans; the incident occurred on Dawson Parade in Arana Hills around 2:30 AM, and she will appear in court on May 20th.
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60% Bias Score
Dutton Praises Albanese Amidst Final Election Push
Peter Dutton, trailing in polls, praised Anthony Albanese's career, emphasizing their shared working-class backgrounds to counter the perception of an elitist political system, pledging \$20 million for a domestic violence trauma center in a final campaign push before Australia's May 3rd election.
Dutton Praises Albanese Amidst Final Election Push
Peter Dutton, trailing in polls, praised Anthony Albanese's career, emphasizing their shared working-class backgrounds to counter the perception of an elitist political system, pledging \$20 million for a domestic violence trauma center in a final campaign push before Australia's May 3rd election.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Election 2025: Tight Race Hinges on Marginal Seats and Third-Party Impact
Australia's upcoming election is highly contested, with Labor and the Coalition battling for dominance in marginal seats across Victoria and NSW, while the Greens and Climate 200-backed independents present significant wildcards influencing the final outcome.
Australian Election 2025: Tight Race Hinges on Marginal Seats and Third-Party Impact
Australia's upcoming election is highly contested, with Labor and the Coalition battling for dominance in marginal seats across Victoria and NSW, while the Greens and Climate 200-backed independents present significant wildcards influencing the final outcome.
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40% Bias Score
Labor Minister Removes Volunteers Amid CCP Influence Concerns
Australian Labor Minister Clare O'Neil dismissed ten campaign volunteers from the Hubei Association, an organization allegedly linked to the Chinese Communist Party's foreign influence operations, after it was revealed that volunteers from the same organization worked on Teal candidate Monique Ryan'...
Labor Minister Removes Volunteers Amid CCP Influence Concerns
Australian Labor Minister Clare O'Neil dismissed ten campaign volunteers from the Hubei Association, an organization allegedly linked to the Chinese Communist Party's foreign influence operations, after it was revealed that volunteers from the same organization worked on Teal candidate Monique Ryan'...
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44% Bias Score
Canadian Liberals Win Fourth Term Amidst Anti-Populist Sentiment
In Canada's recent election, the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, secured a fourth term, defying expectations and largely due to voter apprehension towards the Conservative Party's leader, Pierre Poilievre, who was perceived as a Trump-like figure; this outcome contrasts with initial polling data ...
Canadian Liberals Win Fourth Term Amidst Anti-Populist Sentiment
In Canada's recent election, the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, secured a fourth term, defying expectations and largely due to voter apprehension towards the Conservative Party's leader, Pierre Poilievre, who was perceived as a Trump-like figure; this outcome contrasts with initial polling data ...
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56% Bias Score
Australia's Two-Party System Weakens: Record Low Major Party Vote
The 2022 Australian federal election saw a record low 68% combined vote for the major parties (Coalition and Labor), with 16 independent or minor party MPs elected to the lower house, reflecting a long-term decline in major party dominance and signaling potential for more frequent minority governmen...
Australia's Two-Party System Weakens: Record Low Major Party Vote
The 2022 Australian federal election saw a record low 68% combined vote for the major parties (Coalition and Labor), with 16 independent or minor party MPs elected to the lower house, reflecting a long-term decline in major party dominance and signaling potential for more frequent minority governmen...
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44% Bias Score
CCP-Linked Figure Allegedly Instructs Volunteers to Support Australian MP
A video shows volunteers wearing Monique Ryan's campaign T-shirts claiming they were told to vote for her by Ji Jianmin, president of the Hubei Association, an organization with alleged links to the Chinese Communist Party's United Front Work Department, raising concerns about foreign interference i...
CCP-Linked Figure Allegedly Instructs Volunteers to Support Australian MP
A video shows volunteers wearing Monique Ryan's campaign T-shirts claiming they were told to vote for her by Ji Jianmin, president of the Hubei Association, an organization with alleged links to the Chinese Communist Party's United Front Work Department, raising concerns about foreign interference i...
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56% Bias Score
Election Campaign Marked by Controversy: Offensive Tweets and Netflix Promotion
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promoted the Netflix series "Adolescence" for school use while a Liberal candidate faced backlash for offensive social media posts; a $20 million grant was announced for a women's and children's trauma center amidst an election campaign marked by controvers...
Election Campaign Marked by Controversy: Offensive Tweets and Netflix Promotion
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promoted the Netflix series "Adolescence" for school use while a Liberal candidate faced backlash for offensive social media posts; a $20 million grant was announced for a women's and children's trauma center amidst an election campaign marked by controvers...
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48% Bias Score
Australian Election 2025: Key Policy Issues Sidestepped
The Australian federal election campaign has sidestepped several crucial policy issues previously considered significant, including Indigenous affairs, environmental protection, gambling advertising, and high-speed rail, reflecting strategic choices by both major parties.
Australian Election 2025: Key Policy Issues Sidestepped
The Australian federal election campaign has sidestepped several crucial policy issues previously considered significant, including Indigenous affairs, environmental protection, gambling advertising, and high-speed rail, reflecting strategic choices by both major parties.
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40% Bias Score
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