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Dutton Proposes Referendum on Deporting Criminal Dual Citizens
Peter Dutton proposes a constitutional amendment to allow deportation of dual citizens convicted of serious crimes in Australia, following an incident involving nurses who allegedly threatened Israeli patients; the proposal faces legal and political hurdles and may distract from economic issues in t...
Dutton Proposes Referendum on Deporting Criminal Dual Citizens
Peter Dutton proposes a constitutional amendment to allow deportation of dual citizens convicted of serious crimes in Australia, following an incident involving nurses who allegedly threatened Israeli patients; the proposal faces legal and political hurdles and may distract from economic issues in t...
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48% Bias Score
Albanese Approval Rating Surges, Outpacing Dutton Amidst Political and Economic Uncertainty
A Guardian Essential poll shows Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's approval rating at 46%, surpassing his disapproval rating for the first time in 18 months, while opposition leader Peter Dutton's disapproval rating reached 46%. The poll of 2,256 voters also revealed mixed public opinion o...
Albanese Approval Rating Surges, Outpacing Dutton Amidst Political and Economic Uncertainty
A Guardian Essential poll shows Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's approval rating at 46%, surpassing his disapproval rating for the first time in 18 months, while opposition leader Peter Dutton's disapproval rating reached 46%. The poll of 2,256 voters also revealed mixed public opinion o...
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44% Bias Score
Dutton Calls for CFMEU Deregistration Amidst Corruption Allegations
Opposition leader Peter Dutton proposed legislation to deregister the CFMEU's construction division, reintroduce the ABCC, and increase Fair Work Act penalties, sparking a political clash with Labor who fear jeopardizing ongoing investigations.
Dutton Calls for CFMEU Deregistration Amidst Corruption Allegations
Opposition leader Peter Dutton proposed legislation to deregister the CFMEU's construction division, reintroduce the ABCC, and increase Fair Work Act penalties, sparking a political clash with Labor who fear jeopardizing ongoing investigations.
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60% Bias Score
Greens Offer Labor Support in Exchange for Debt Relief and Bulk Billing Boost
The Greens are offering Labor their support on key measures in exchange for immediate student debt reduction and a tripling of bulk-billing incentives, aiming to secure these policies before the election and prevent potential reversal by the opposition.
Greens Offer Labor Support in Exchange for Debt Relief and Bulk Billing Boost
The Greens are offering Labor their support on key measures in exchange for immediate student debt reduction and a tripling of bulk-billing incentives, aiming to secure these policies before the election and prevent potential reversal by the opposition.
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52% Bias Score
Australia Urges Local Consumption Amid Trump Tariff Fallout
Australia's government is urging consumers to buy local products to mitigate the economic impact of failing to secure an exemption from Donald Trump's tariffs, prompting a political debate ahead of the election, with the opposition criticizing the government's weakness while also attempting to explo...
Australia Urges Local Consumption Amid Trump Tariff Fallout
Australia's government is urging consumers to buy local products to mitigate the economic impact of failing to secure an exemption from Donald Trump's tariffs, prompting a political debate ahead of the election, with the opposition criticizing the government's weakness while also attempting to explo...
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48% Bias Score
Scots College Student Centre Opens After \$29 Million Budget Overrun
Scots College's John Cunningham Student Centre, initially budgeted at \$29 million but ultimately costing double, opens next month after significant delays, prompting parental discontent over a \$75 fee for pre-opening events celebrating the school's Scottish heritage.
Scots College Student Centre Opens After \$29 Million Budget Overrun
Scots College's John Cunningham Student Centre, initially budgeted at \$29 million but ultimately costing double, opens next month after significant delays, prompting parental discontent over a \$75 fee for pre-opening events celebrating the school's Scottish heritage.
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52% Bias Score
Dutton's Referendum Proposal to Strip Citizenship of Criminal Dual Nationals Faces Steep Challenges
Australian Opposition Leader Peter Dutton proposes a referendum to change the Constitution, enabling ministers to revoke the citizenship of criminal dual nationals, despite past High Court rulings against such powers, facing challenges from a low referendum success rate and potential lack of biparti...
Dutton's Referendum Proposal to Strip Citizenship of Criminal Dual Nationals Faces Steep Challenges
Australian Opposition Leader Peter Dutton proposes a referendum to change the Constitution, enabling ministers to revoke the citizenship of criminal dual nationals, despite past High Court rulings against such powers, facing challenges from a low referendum success rate and potential lack of biparti...
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56% Bias Score
Gangland Figures Persist in CFMEU Despite Investigations
Despite two royal commissions and the CFMEU's administration, known gangland figures like Mick Gatto continue operating within the union, highlighting a systemic failure of accountability and lack of government intervention.
Gangland Figures Persist in CFMEU Despite Investigations
Despite two royal commissions and the CFMEU's administration, known gangland figures like Mick Gatto continue operating within the union, highlighting a systemic failure of accountability and lack of government intervention.
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52% Bias Score
Dutton-Rinehart Friendship Sparks Concerns of Political Influence
As Australia heads to federal elections, the close friendship between opposition leader Peter Dutton and billionaire Gina Rinehart raises concerns about potential political influence, with Rinehart's substantial donations to the Coalition adding to the debate on money's role in politics.
Dutton-Rinehart Friendship Sparks Concerns of Political Influence
As Australia heads to federal elections, the close friendship between opposition leader Peter Dutton and billionaire Gina Rinehart raises concerns about potential political influence, with Rinehart's substantial donations to the Coalition adding to the debate on money's role in politics.
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56% Bias Score
GST Allocation: Victoria's $3.7 Billion Windfall, Queensland's $1.2 Billion Shortfall
The Commonwealth Grants Commission's 2024 GST allocation awarded Victoria a $3.7 billion surplus and left Queensland with a $1.2 billion deficit, driven by population growth in Melbourne, high coal royalties in Queensland and NSW, lingering pandemic costs, and a costly deal to protect Western Austra...
GST Allocation: Victoria's $3.7 Billion Windfall, Queensland's $1.2 Billion Shortfall
The Commonwealth Grants Commission's 2024 GST allocation awarded Victoria a $3.7 billion surplus and left Queensland with a $1.2 billion deficit, driven by population growth in Melbourne, high coal royalties in Queensland and NSW, lingering pandemic costs, and a costly deal to protect Western Austra...
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52% Bias Score
DiCaprio Condemns Jarrah Forest Clearing
South32 received approval to clear 39 square kilometers of jarrah forest near Boddington, WA, despite a 2024 ban on native forest logging; Leonardo DiCaprio's Instagram post brought global attention to the issue, highlighting the conflict between mining and environmental protection policies.
DiCaprio Condemns Jarrah Forest Clearing
South32 received approval to clear 39 square kilometers of jarrah forest near Boddington, WA, despite a 2024 ban on native forest logging; Leonardo DiCaprio's Instagram post brought global attention to the issue, highlighting the conflict between mining and environmental protection policies.
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48% Bias Score
Australian Energy Prices Soar Despite Political Promises
Australian electricity prices have risen sharply, contradicting pre-election promises by both Labor and the Coalition to lower energy bills; the increase highlights failures in grid expansion and policy effectiveness, creating political pressure as the next election approaches.
Australian Energy Prices Soar Despite Political Promises
Australian electricity prices have risen sharply, contradicting pre-election promises by both Labor and the Coalition to lower energy bills; the increase highlights failures in grid expansion and policy effectiveness, creating political pressure as the next election approaches.
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64% Bias Score
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