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Labor Gains Ground in Latest Resolve Poll
A nationwide poll shows Labor's primary vote rising to 29 percent and Albanese regaining preferred Prime Minister status, while the Coalition's vote slipped to 37 percent and Dutton's performance rating fell. The shift is attributed to policy issues within the Coalition and potentially global events...
Labor Gains Ground in Latest Resolve Poll
A nationwide poll shows Labor's primary vote rising to 29 percent and Albanese regaining preferred Prime Minister status, while the Coalition's vote slipped to 37 percent and Dutton's performance rating fell. The shift is attributed to policy issues within the Coalition and potentially global events...
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48% Bias Score


Dutton's Controversial Nuclear Reactor Plan Faces Backlash
Australian politician Peter Dutton's plan to construct seven small-scale nuclear reactors faces widespread criticism due to high costs, extended timelines (20 years), safety concerns, and the potential for increased carbon emissions, delaying the transition to renewable energy sources.
Dutton's Controversial Nuclear Reactor Plan Faces Backlash
Australian politician Peter Dutton's plan to construct seven small-scale nuclear reactors faces widespread criticism due to high costs, extended timelines (20 years), safety concerns, and the potential for increased carbon emissions, delaying the transition to renewable energy sources.
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64% Bias Score


Labor Edges Ahead in Polls Amidst Shift in Political Strategies
Recent polls show a narrow Labor lead over the Coalition (51% to 49%), potentially due to Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's policy decisions mimicking Labor's, which created a perception of lacking conviction; this contrasts with Albanese's focus on politically advantageous tax cuts, highlighting dif...
Labor Edges Ahead in Polls Amidst Shift in Political Strategies
Recent polls show a narrow Labor lead over the Coalition (51% to 49%), potentially due to Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's policy decisions mimicking Labor's, which created a perception of lacking conviction; this contrasts with Albanese's focus on politically advantageous tax cuts, highlighting dif...
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60% Bias Score


2025 Australian Election: Safe Strategies Amidst Economic Challenges
The 2025 Australian federal election campaign, beginning May 3, sees Labor's Albanese and the Coalition's Dutton employing safe strategies with small tax cuts, while facing challenges like economic stagnation, high housing costs, and low productivity; polls show a tight race with potential for a hun...
2025 Australian Election: Safe Strategies Amidst Economic Challenges
The 2025 Australian federal election campaign, beginning May 3, sees Labor's Albanese and the Coalition's Dutton employing safe strategies with small tax cuts, while facing challenges like economic stagnation, high housing costs, and low productivity; polls show a tight race with potential for a hun...
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40% Bias Score


Threats, Flyer Force Minister to Leave Muslim Prayer Event
Australian Immigration Minister Tony Burke was advised by federal police to leave a Ramadan prayer event in his electorate after a text message urged people to confront him; this is one of several incidents, including an unauthorized flyer calling him a "racist immigration minister", amid rising thr...
Threats, Flyer Force Minister to Leave Muslim Prayer Event
Australian Immigration Minister Tony Burke was advised by federal police to leave a Ramadan prayer event in his electorate after a text message urged people to confront him; this is one of several incidents, including an unauthorized flyer calling him a "racist immigration minister", amid rising thr...
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44% Bias Score


Woodside's North West Shelf Gas Extension Delayed Amid Environmental Concerns
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek delayed the decision on Woodside's 50-year North West Shelf gas project extension until May 31, 2024, due to applications from the Conservation Council of WA and Greenpeace Australia urging the inclusion of Woodside's Browse gas field and carbon capture plans in ...
Woodside's North West Shelf Gas Extension Delayed Amid Environmental Concerns
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek delayed the decision on Woodside's 50-year North West Shelf gas project extension until May 31, 2024, due to applications from the Conservation Council of WA and Greenpeace Australia urging the inclusion of Woodside's Browse gas field and carbon capture plans in ...
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56% Bias Score

Labor Promises Federal Aid for Home Batteries to Cut Energy Bills
Australia's Labor party will offer federal assistance for households to buy home batteries, aiming to cut annual power bills by over \$1000, as part of its election campaign; the Coalition is focusing on gas price reductions.

Labor Promises Federal Aid for Home Batteries to Cut Energy Bills
Australia's Labor party will offer federal assistance for households to buy home batteries, aiming to cut annual power bills by over \$1000, as part of its election campaign; the Coalition is focusing on gas price reductions.
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36% Bias Score

Australian Political Leaders' Campaign Blunders
Australian political leaders have made various campaign blunders, including Andrew Peacock stepping in manure, Bob Hawke's all-male dinner, and Kim Beazley's premature defeat admission, highlighting the importance of careful actions and consistent messaging.

Australian Political Leaders' Campaign Blunders
Australian political leaders have made various campaign blunders, including Andrew Peacock stepping in manure, Bob Hawke's all-male dinner, and Kim Beazley's premature defeat admission, highlighting the importance of careful actions and consistent messaging.
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48% Bias Score

Australian Election Set for May 3: Albanese vs. Dutton in Tight Race
The Australian federal election is scheduled for May 3, 2024, pitting incumbent Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Labor Party against Peter Dutton's Liberal Party, with significant influence expected from independent and minor parties. The election is projected to be highly competitive, with various...

Australian Election Set for May 3: Albanese vs. Dutton in Tight Race
The Australian federal election is scheduled for May 3, 2024, pitting incumbent Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Labor Party against Peter Dutton's Liberal Party, with significant influence expected from independent and minor parties. The election is projected to be highly competitive, with various...
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36% Bias Score

2025 Australian Federal Election: Albanese vs. Dutton
The 2025 Australian federal election pits incumbent Prime Minister Anthony Albanese against Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, with key policy debates centering on healthcare spending, public service cuts, and the impact of the Voice referendum on national unity. Albanese champions Medicare and social ...

2025 Australian Federal Election: Albanese vs. Dutton
The 2025 Australian federal election pits incumbent Prime Minister Anthony Albanese against Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, with key policy debates centering on healthcare spending, public service cuts, and the impact of the Voice referendum on national unity. Albanese champions Medicare and social ...
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44% Bias Score

Australia's May 3 Election: A Battle for Short-Term Gains
Australia's May 3rd federal election sees the Labor government facing the Coalition amidst a campaign characterized by a lack of bold policy initiatives and a focus on immediate economic issues, with minor parties and independents poised to capitalize on voter dissatisfaction.

Australia's May 3 Election: A Battle for Short-Term Gains
Australia's May 3rd federal election sees the Labor government facing the Coalition amidst a campaign characterized by a lack of bold policy initiatives and a focus on immediate economic issues, with minor parties and independents poised to capitalize on voter dissatisfaction.
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48% Bias Score

Australian Social Service Delays Feared Amidst Planned Job Cuts
The Australian opposition's plan to cut 41,000 public service jobs could cause delays of weeks or months for social security payments, according to a Labor government analysis. The analysis shows that processing times for various payments would drastically increase.

Australian Social Service Delays Feared Amidst Planned Job Cuts
The Australian opposition's plan to cut 41,000 public service jobs could cause delays of weeks or months for social security payments, according to a Labor government analysis. The analysis shows that processing times for various payments would drastically increase.
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56% Bias Score
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