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Dutton Defends Financial History Amidst Government Accusations
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton defended his financial history, including bank shares purchased before a government bailout and a $30 million property portfolio accumulated over 35 years through reinvestment, denying any impropriety and accusing the government of a smear campaign.
Dutton Defends Financial History Amidst Government Accusations
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton defended his financial history, including bank shares purchased before a government bailout and a $30 million property portfolio accumulated over 35 years through reinvestment, denying any impropriety and accusing the government of a smear campaign.
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48% Bias Score


Federal Government Funds Victorian Roads, Airport Rail Link Ahead of Election
The Australian federal government will invest \$1.2 billion in Victorian roads and contribute substantially to Melbourne's airport rail link, including a new Sunshine station, to improve transport and gain voter support ahead of the election, following a funding dispute with the Victorian government...
Federal Government Funds Victorian Roads, Airport Rail Link Ahead of Election
The Australian federal government will invest \$1.2 billion in Victorian roads and contribute substantially to Melbourne's airport rail link, including a new Sunshine station, to improve transport and gain voter support ahead of the election, following a funding dispute with the Victorian government...
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60% Bias Score


Australia's Spending Crisis: Unfunded Pledges Fuel National Debt Concerns
Australia's Albanese government is facing criticism for its high spending, exceeding any first-term government since 1972, amidst a cost of living crisis and an upcoming election where both major parties have pledged significant unfunded spending increases, potentially leading to unsustainable debt ...
Australia's Spending Crisis: Unfunded Pledges Fuel National Debt Concerns
Australia's Albanese government is facing criticism for its high spending, exceeding any first-term government since 1972, amidst a cost of living crisis and an upcoming election where both major parties have pledged significant unfunded spending increases, potentially leading to unsustainable debt ...
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52% Bias Score


Dutton's Pre-Bailout Bank Investments Spark Controversy
Opposition leader Peter Dutton's investments in several banks shortly before a near-$4bn bailout was flagged in January 2009 have sparked controversy, with Labor questioning whether he had access to sensitive information. Dutton's office denies any wrongdoing.
Dutton's Pre-Bailout Bank Investments Spark Controversy
Opposition leader Peter Dutton's investments in several banks shortly before a near-$4bn bailout was flagged in January 2009 have sparked controversy, with Labor questioning whether he had access to sensitive information. Dutton's office denies any wrongdoing.
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56% Bias Score


Teenager Faces Court After Fatal DUI Crash
A 17-year-old unlicensed teenager in Logan, Australia, allegedly killed a 76-year-old man on a mobility scooter while driving intoxicated on Saturday morning, resulting in multiple serious charges and a court appearance today.
Teenager Faces Court After Fatal DUI Crash
A 17-year-old unlicensed teenager in Logan, Australia, allegedly killed a 76-year-old man on a mobility scooter while driving intoxicated on Saturday morning, resulting in multiple serious charges and a court appearance today.
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32% Bias Score


Whyalla Steel Mill Receives $2.4 Billion Bailout, Green Steel Future Uncertain
The Australian government pledged $2.4 billion to rescue the Whyalla steel mill, with immediate funding of $484 million and a further $1.9 billion dependent on securing a buyer committed to green steel production, presenting both economic and political risks.
Whyalla Steel Mill Receives $2.4 Billion Bailout, Green Steel Future Uncertain
The Australian government pledged $2.4 billion to rescue the Whyalla steel mill, with immediate funding of $484 million and a further $1.9 billion dependent on securing a buyer committed to green steel production, presenting both economic and political risks.
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52% Bias Score

Fowler By-election: A Rematch Between Labor and Independent Dai Le
The upcoming Australian federal election features a rematch in the formerly safe Labor seat of Fowler, where independent Dai Le defeated Labor's Kristina Keneally in 2022. Tu Le, now pregnant, is campaigning for Labor against Le, highlighting the ongoing tension around community representation and v...

Fowler By-election: A Rematch Between Labor and Independent Dai Le
The upcoming Australian federal election features a rematch in the formerly safe Labor seat of Fowler, where independent Dai Le defeated Labor's Kristina Keneally in 2022. Tu Le, now pregnant, is campaigning for Labor against Le, highlighting the ongoing tension around community representation and v...
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56% Bias Score

Australian Election Campaign Centers on Billions in Medicare Spending
Australia's federal election campaign has started with both Labor and Liberal parties pledging billions of dollars to increase bulk-billed GP visits to 90% by 2030, in response to rising costs and public concern over access.

Australian Election Campaign Centers on Billions in Medicare Spending
Australia's federal election campaign has started with both Labor and Liberal parties pledging billions of dollars to increase bulk-billed GP visits to 90% by 2030, in response to rising costs and public concern over access.
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52% Bias Score

Reynolds Demands Apology from Gallagher Over Higgins Case Scrutiny
During a Senate estimates hearing, retiring Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds demanded an apology from Finance Minister Katy Gallagher for the scrutiny surrounding the alleged rape of Brittany Higgins in Reynolds's office in 2019; Gallagher refused, citing her belief that the questions were justified g...

Reynolds Demands Apology from Gallagher Over Higgins Case Scrutiny
During a Senate estimates hearing, retiring Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds demanded an apology from Finance Minister Katy Gallagher for the scrutiny surrounding the alleged rape of Brittany Higgins in Reynolds's office in 2019; Gallagher refused, citing her belief that the questions were justified g...
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56% Bias Score

Wong Accuses McGrath of Weaponizing Antisemitism in Heated Senate Hearing
During a Senate estimates hearing, Foreign Minister Penny Wong accused Coalition Senator James McGrath of weaponizing antisemitism, leading to a shouting match and suspension of the hearing; the exchange centered on Labor's handling of rising antisemitism following the October 7 Hamas attacks and a ...

Wong Accuses McGrath of Weaponizing Antisemitism in Heated Senate Hearing
During a Senate estimates hearing, Foreign Minister Penny Wong accused Coalition Senator James McGrath of weaponizing antisemitism, leading to a shouting match and suspension of the hearing; the exchange centered on Labor's handling of rising antisemitism following the October 7 Hamas attacks and a ...
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52% Bias Score

Secret Call Reveals Maguire Rehearsed ICAC Testimony
A secretly recorded phone call, discovered during a separate investigation, reveals former NSW Liberal MP Daryl Maguire allegedly rehearsed misleading testimony for the ICAC three days before giving evidence about a property deal, claiming he never expected financial benefit, despite evidence sugges...

Secret Call Reveals Maguire Rehearsed ICAC Testimony
A secretly recorded phone call, discovered during a separate investigation, reveals former NSW Liberal MP Daryl Maguire allegedly rehearsed misleading testimony for the ICAC three days before giving evidence about a property deal, claiming he never expected financial benefit, despite evidence sugges...
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40% Bias Score

Dutton Accuses Labor of Fast-Tracking Citizenship for Electoral Gain
Peter Dutton accused the Australian Labor government of fast-tracking 12,500 citizenship applications, including 6,000 in Western Sydney, before the federal election to increase voting numbers, a claim denied by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke who blamed council backlogs; the list of nationalities ...

Dutton Accuses Labor of Fast-Tracking Citizenship for Electoral Gain
Peter Dutton accused the Australian Labor government of fast-tracking 12,500 citizenship applications, including 6,000 in Western Sydney, before the federal election to increase voting numbers, a claim denied by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke who blamed council backlogs; the list of nationalities ...
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48% Bias Score
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