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Peter Garrett: Annandale, Politics, and the Enduring Power of Music
Peter Garrett, a renowned Australian musician and former politician, discusses his deep connection to his Annandale neighborhood, his views on Australian politics, and his ongoing musical career with his band, the Alter Egos, and his daughters.
Peter Garrett: Annandale, Politics, and the Enduring Power of Music
Peter Garrett, a renowned Australian musician and former politician, discusses his deep connection to his Annandale neighborhood, his views on Australian politics, and his ongoing musical career with his band, the Alter Egos, and his daughters.
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52% Bias Score
Former Queensland MP Warren Pitt Dies at 76
Former Queensland MP Warren Pitt, 76, passed away peacefully on Friday morning, as confirmed by his son Curtis Pitt. Pitt served 17 years in the state legislature representing Mulgrave, holding numerous portfolios, and his death has prompted tributes from across the political spectrum.
Former Queensland MP Warren Pitt Dies at 76
Former Queensland MP Warren Pitt, 76, passed away peacefully on Friday morning, as confirmed by his son Curtis Pitt. Pitt served 17 years in the state legislature representing Mulgrave, holding numerous portfolios, and his death has prompted tributes from across the political spectrum.
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20% Bias Score
Dutton Promises No Frontline Public Servant Cuts
Australian opposition leader Peter Dutton pledged not to cut frontline public servants, contradicting the Coalition's plan to slash tens of thousands of bureaucrats and save billions, despite previously suggesting up to 36,000 job cuts, and promising pre-election costings.
Dutton Promises No Frontline Public Servant Cuts
Australian opposition leader Peter Dutton pledged not to cut frontline public servants, contradicting the Coalition's plan to slash tens of thousands of bureaucrats and save billions, despite previously suggesting up to 36,000 job cuts, and promising pre-election costings.
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44% Bias Score
States Vie for Sporting Event Supremacy
Victoria secured an NFL game for the MCG in 2024, while NSW invested \$16 million in a UFC event, sparking debate about event suitability and economic impact; costs for the NFL game remain undisclosed.
States Vie for Sporting Event Supremacy
Victoria secured an NFL game for the MCG in 2024, while NSW invested \$16 million in a UFC event, sparking debate about event suitability and economic impact; costs for the NFL game remain undisclosed.
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60% Bias Score
Australia's Electoral Law Reform Sparks Crossbench Concerns
Australia's parliament will debate electoral law reforms next week, aiming to cap individual donations at $20,000, limit spending per seat to $800,000, and increase public funding to parties and independents from $3.35 to $5 per vote, sparking concerns from crossbenchers about a potential "major par...
Australia's Electoral Law Reform Sparks Crossbench Concerns
Australia's parliament will debate electoral law reforms next week, aiming to cap individual donations at $20,000, limit spending per seat to $800,000, and increase public funding to parties and independents from $3.35 to $5 per vote, sparking concerns from crossbenchers about a potential "major par...
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48% Bias Score
Proposed Australian Donation Law Changes Favor Major Parties
Proposed changes to Australian political donation laws, currently under consideration, would significantly increase public funding for major parties per vote, potentially disadvantaging independent candidates and reducing voter choice.
Proposed Australian Donation Law Changes Favor Major Parties
Proposed changes to Australian political donation laws, currently under consideration, would significantly increase public funding for major parties per vote, potentially disadvantaging independent candidates and reducing voter choice.
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56% Bias Score
Australian Election: Labor's Policy Focus vs. Dutton's Attack Strategy
Australia's upcoming election sees Labor pushing for policy debates while the Coalition leader, Peter Dutton, avoids policy discussions, focusing instead on criticizing Prime Minister Albanese; Dutton's limited policy details and unconventional campaign approach raise concerns about his strategy.
Australian Election: Labor's Policy Focus vs. Dutton's Attack Strategy
Australia's upcoming election sees Labor pushing for policy debates while the Coalition leader, Peter Dutton, avoids policy discussions, focusing instead on criticizing Prime Minister Albanese; Dutton's limited policy details and unconventional campaign approach raise concerns about his strategy.
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56% Bias Score
Albanese Visits Flood-Affected Queensland; Two Deaths Reported
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited flood-ravaged areas of Queensland, while two deaths have been reported. The Australian Defence Force is assisting with recovery efforts, including bridge reconstruction, and a $1.7 billion boost to Medicare is underway despite political disagreement...
Albanese Visits Flood-Affected Queensland; Two Deaths Reported
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited flood-ravaged areas of Queensland, while two deaths have been reported. The Australian Defence Force is assisting with recovery efforts, including bridge reconstruction, and a $1.7 billion boost to Medicare is underway despite political disagreement...
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Australia Enacts Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Terrorism and Hate Crimes
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese implemented mandatory minimum jail sentences for terrorism and hate symbols, including six years for terror offences and one year for Nazi salutes, in response to rising antisemitic attacks and political pressure, despite previous Labor opposition.
Australia Enacts Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Terrorism and Hate Crimes
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese implemented mandatory minimum jail sentences for terrorism and hate symbols, including six years for terror offences and one year for Nazi salutes, in response to rising antisemitic attacks and political pressure, despite previous Labor opposition.
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60% Bias Score
\$1.7 Billion Boost for Australian Public Hospitals
Australia's federal government will provide an additional \$1.7 billion to public hospitals in the next year, a 12 percent increase aimed at easing pressure from rising costs and improving patient care, while delaying a long-term funding agreement with states pending negotiations on disability suppo...
\$1.7 Billion Boost for Australian Public Hospitals
Australia's federal government will provide an additional \$1.7 billion to public hospitals in the next year, a 12 percent increase aimed at easing pressure from rising costs and improving patient care, while delaying a long-term funding agreement with states pending negotiations on disability suppo...
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NSW Transport Minister Resigns, Triggering Cabinet Reshuffle
NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen resigned Tuesday after using her ministerial driver for a personal trip to the Hunter Valley in January, prompting a potential cabinet reshuffle and debate over ministerial conduct.
NSW Transport Minister Resigns, Triggering Cabinet Reshuffle
NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen resigned Tuesday after using her ministerial driver for a personal trip to the Hunter Valley in January, prompting a potential cabinet reshuffle and debate over ministerial conduct.
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Liberal-Linked Group's $500,000 Donation to Advance Fuels Concerns Over Greens' Election Prospects
A Liberal party investment group donated $500,000 to the right-wing advocacy group Advance, which received over $15.6 million in 2023-24, mostly from undisclosed sources, fueling speculation of a coordinated effort to diminish the Greens' influence in the upcoming federal election.
Liberal-Linked Group's $500,000 Donation to Advance Fuels Concerns Over Greens' Election Prospects
A Liberal party investment group donated $500,000 to the right-wing advocacy group Advance, which received over $15.6 million in 2023-24, mostly from undisclosed sources, fueling speculation of a coordinated effort to diminish the Greens' influence in the upcoming federal election.
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60% Bias Score
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