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NSW Premier Referred to ICAC over Rosehill Development
A NSW parliamentary inquiry is expected to recommend that Premier Chris Minns be referred to the ICAC over his involvement in a proposal to redevelop the Rosehill racecourse into a housing development, with allegations focusing on his friendship with ATC government relations manager Steve McMahon.
NSW Premier Referred to ICAC over Rosehill Development
A NSW parliamentary inquiry is expected to recommend that Premier Chris Minns be referred to the ICAC over his involvement in a proposal to redevelop the Rosehill racecourse into a housing development, with allegations focusing on his friendship with ATC government relations manager Steve McMahon.
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56% Bias Score


Australian Election Polling Shows Tight Race, Labor Facing Potential Minority Government
New polling suggests a tight election race, with the Coalition potentially forming a majority government and Labor facing a minority. The Woolworths pay dispute highlights economic concerns and adds complexity to the election outlook.
Australian Election Polling Shows Tight Race, Labor Facing Potential Minority Government
New polling suggests a tight election race, with the Coalition potentially forming a majority government and Labor facing a minority. The Woolworths pay dispute highlights economic concerns and adds complexity to the election outlook.
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44% Bias Score


Chalmers Backs Albanese, Highlights Australia's Economic Resilience
Treasurer Jim Chalmers publicly endorsed Anthony Albanese for a full term as Prime Minister, while Health Minister Mark Butler credited the government's balanced approach to inflation and cost-of-living relief for Australia's sustained economic growth over the past 18 months, unlike most other devel...
Chalmers Backs Albanese, Highlights Australia's Economic Resilience
Treasurer Jim Chalmers publicly endorsed Anthony Albanese for a full term as Prime Minister, while Health Minister Mark Butler credited the government's balanced approach to inflation and cost-of-living relief for Australia's sustained economic growth over the past 18 months, unlike most other devel...
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48% Bias Score


WA Regional Airfare Scheme Faces Integrity Questions Amidst Cost Blowout
Western Australia's capped regional airfare scheme, initially costing \$19 million, has ballooned to \$84 million, subsidizing nearly 400,000 tickets. Karratha received almost double the subsidized flights compared to the next town, raising concerns about its integrity and prompting calls for a revi...
WA Regional Airfare Scheme Faces Integrity Questions Amidst Cost Blowout
Western Australia's capped regional airfare scheme, initially costing \$19 million, has ballooned to \$84 million, subsidizing nearly 400,000 tickets. Karratha received almost double the subsidized flights compared to the next town, raising concerns about its integrity and prompting calls for a revi...
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44% Bias Score


Australian Inheritance Tax and Share Transfers
In Australia, inheriting shares usually avoids capital gains tax for the recipient, but the deceased estate might still face tax on asset sales to cover debts; this exemption impacts wealth distribution and estate planning.
Australian Inheritance Tax and Share Transfers
In Australia, inheriting shares usually avoids capital gains tax for the recipient, but the deceased estate might still face tax on asset sales to cover debts; this exemption impacts wealth distribution and estate planning.
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48% Bias Score


Australian Parliament Passes 45 Bills Amidst Political Negotiations
The Australian Parliament passed 45 bills this week, including measures for child online safety, fairer supermarket pricing, increased housing supply, and migration system reform, amidst political negotiations and challenges regarding environmental protection and political donations.
Australian Parliament Passes 45 Bills Amidst Political Negotiations
The Australian Parliament passed 45 bills this week, including measures for child online safety, fairer supermarket pricing, increased housing supply, and migration system reform, amidst political negotiations and challenges regarding environmental protection and political donations.
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44% Bias Score

Albanese-Plibersek Rift Highlights Uncertainty over Labor's Future Leadership
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese bypassed Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek to shelve an Environmental Protection Agency bill, causing a public rift between the two long-time colleagues and raising questions about Plibersek's future leadership prospects within the Labor Party.

Albanese-Plibersek Rift Highlights Uncertainty over Labor's Future Leadership
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese bypassed Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek to shelve an Environmental Protection Agency bill, causing a public rift between the two long-time colleagues and raising questions about Plibersek's future leadership prospects within the Labor Party.
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60% Bias Score

NSW Labor Faces Challenges Amidst Infrastructure Wins and Union Disputes
The NSW Labor government celebrated the launch of new intercity trains but faces challenges with ongoing union disputes, a stalled Rosehill redevelopment, and a housing crisis, impacting its future prospects.

NSW Labor Faces Challenges Amidst Infrastructure Wins and Union Disputes
The NSW Labor government celebrated the launch of new intercity trains but faces challenges with ongoing union disputes, a stalled Rosehill redevelopment, and a housing crisis, impacting its future prospects.
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36% Bias Score

Harvey Slams Politicians for Lack of Business Acumen Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis
Gerry Harvey criticized Australia's politicians for lacking business experience, hindering their ability to manage the cost-of-living crisis, suggesting pairing them with successful business advisors to improve economic management.

Harvey Slams Politicians for Lack of Business Acumen Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis
Gerry Harvey criticized Australia's politicians for lacking business experience, hindering their ability to manage the cost-of-living crisis, suggesting pairing them with successful business advisors to improve economic management.
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64% Bias Score

Australia Passes Tough New Migration Laws, Risking Deportation of 80,000
Australia's new migration laws, passed Thursday, allow for the deportation of almost 80,000 visa-less individuals, marking a significant policy change for Prime Minister Albanese and prompting human rights concerns due to the risk of stateless individuals facing harm in third countries.

Australia Passes Tough New Migration Laws, Risking Deportation of 80,000
Australia's new migration laws, passed Thursday, allow for the deportation of almost 80,000 visa-less individuals, marking a significant policy change for Prime Minister Albanese and prompting human rights concerns due to the risk of stateless individuals facing harm in third countries.
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60% Bias Score

Independent Authority to Review 2032 Brisbane Olympics Planning
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli launched a 100-day review of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics planning, establishing a new independent authority chaired by Stephen Conry AM to oversee venue selection, transport, and legacy benefits within the \$7.1 billion budget.

Independent Authority to Review 2032 Brisbane Olympics Planning
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli launched a 100-day review of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics planning, establishing a new independent authority chaired by Stephen Conry AM to oversee venue selection, transport, and legacy benefits within the \$7.1 billion budget.
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40% Bias Score

Swan Appears Before Senate, Apologizes for Cbus Payment Delays
Wayne Swan, chairman of Cbus, appeared before a Senate committee investigating Australia's retirement system on Friday after initially attempting to avoid the hearing; he apologized for delayed member payments totaling $20 million, with 80% of cases now resolved.

Swan Appears Before Senate, Apologizes for Cbus Payment Delays
Wayne Swan, chairman of Cbus, appeared before a Senate committee investigating Australia's retirement system on Friday after initially attempting to avoid the hearing; he apologized for delayed member payments totaling $20 million, with 80% of cases now resolved.
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48% Bias Score
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