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Labor's Landslide Victory Reshapes Australian Parliament
Australia's Labor Party secured a sweeping election victory, forming a new government with education and childcare safety as top priorities, introducing legislation to cut university debts and improve childcare quality in response to alleged abuse reports, while the opposition Coalition grapples wit...
Labor's Landslide Victory Reshapes Australian Parliament
Australia's Labor Party secured a sweeping election victory, forming a new government with education and childcare safety as top priorities, introducing legislation to cut university debts and improve childcare quality in response to alleged abuse reports, while the opposition Coalition grapples wit...
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56% Bias Score
Australia's Coalition in Crisis, Superbug Threat, and Gaza Violence
Australia's coalition government faces potential collapse due to the Nationals' opposition to net-zero policies; a new study warns of millions of deaths from superbugs by 2050; and Pope Leo XIV condemned the Gaza violence where at least 93 Palestinians were killed while seeking food.
Australia's Coalition in Crisis, Superbug Threat, and Gaza Violence
Australia's coalition government faces potential collapse due to the Nationals' opposition to net-zero policies; a new study warns of millions of deaths from superbugs by 2050; and Pope Leo XIV condemned the Gaza violence where at least 93 Palestinians were killed while seeking food.
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48% Bias Score
ATC Chair Election Entangled in Sale Fallout and Latham Scandal
The Australian Turf Club's board will vote on a new chair, a decision complicated by a previous rejected $5 billion sale of Rosehill Gardens, legal challenges, and accusations of abuse against MP Mark Latham, all exposing deep divisions within Sydney's racing community.
ATC Chair Election Entangled in Sale Fallout and Latham Scandal
The Australian Turf Club's board will vote on a new chair, a decision complicated by a previous rejected $5 billion sale of Rosehill Gardens, legal challenges, and accusations of abuse against MP Mark Latham, all exposing deep divisions within Sydney's racing community.
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52% Bias Score
Coalition's Plummeting Approval Rating: Lowest in Four Decades
Newspoll data reveals an unprecedented drop in the Australian Coalition's primary vote to 29 percent, its lowest since 1985, while Labor leads at 36 percent, with a two-party preferred vote of 57-43 percent, following a federal election that saw Labor secure 94 of 150 seats in the House of Represent...
Coalition's Plummeting Approval Rating: Lowest in Four Decades
Newspoll data reveals an unprecedented drop in the Australian Coalition's primary vote to 29 percent, its lowest since 1985, while Labor leads at 36 percent, with a two-party preferred vote of 57-43 percent, following a federal election that saw Labor secure 94 of 150 seats in the House of Represent...
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44% Bias Score
Albanese's Stable Majority: A Unique Opportunity for Long-Term Policy in Australia
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese returned from China, facing a new parliamentary term with a stable majority, offering an unprecedented opportunity for long-term policy planning unlike any government since John Howard's era.
Albanese's Stable Majority: A Unique Opportunity for Long-Term Policy in Australia
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese returned from China, facing a new parliamentary term with a stable majority, offering an unprecedented opportunity for long-term policy planning unlike any government since John Howard's era.
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32% Bias Score
New CPSU Leadership in Victoria to Confront Government Job Cuts
Victoria's Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) elected a new leadership team, led by Jiselle Hanna, with 65% of the vote, marking the first change in 32 years and setting the stage for potential conflict with the government over planned job cuts and low membership rates (15,000 of 15-25% potent...
New CPSU Leadership in Victoria to Confront Government Job Cuts
Victoria's Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) elected a new leadership team, led by Jiselle Hanna, with 65% of the vote, marking the first change in 32 years and setting the stage for potential conflict with the government over planned job cuts and low membership rates (15,000 of 15-25% potent...
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44% Bias Score
Australian Poll Shows Limited Support for Major Government Reforms
An exclusive poll of 2300 Australians reveals limited support for major government reforms, particularly concerning GST changes, while indicating a strong preference for bipartisan collaboration. Significant opposition to altering the GST rate (47 percent) contrasts with higher support for modifying...
Australian Poll Shows Limited Support for Major Government Reforms
An exclusive poll of 2300 Australians reveals limited support for major government reforms, particularly concerning GST changes, while indicating a strong preference for bipartisan collaboration. Significant opposition to altering the GST rate (47 percent) contrasts with higher support for modifying...
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48% Bias Score
Australian Coalition Deeply Divided on Net-Zero Emissions
The Australian Coalition is deeply divided over its commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050, with the Nationals actively opposing the policy while moderate Liberals support it; this internal conflict threatens the Coalition's stability and electability, creating an opportunity for the Labor governm...
Australian Coalition Deeply Divided on Net-Zero Emissions
The Australian Coalition is deeply divided over its commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050, with the Nationals actively opposing the policy while moderate Liberals support it; this internal conflict threatens the Coalition's stability and electability, creating an opportunity for the Labor governm...
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52% Bias Score
Australia's Coalition Party Abandons Plan to Slash International Student Numbers
Following criticism and an election loss, Australia's Coalition party abandoned its plan to cut 80,000 international student places, citing the need for a more sensitive approach and acknowledging the economic contribution of international students to regional universities.
Australia's Coalition Party Abandons Plan to Slash International Student Numbers
Following criticism and an election loss, Australia's Coalition party abandoned its plan to cut 80,000 international student places, citing the need for a more sensitive approach and acknowledging the economic contribution of international students to regional universities.
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64% Bias Score
Australia's Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.3%
Australia's unemployment rate has risen to 4.3 percent, its highest level in nearly four years, prompting Treasurer Jim Chalmers to reiterate the strength of the labor market despite the increase.
Australia's Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.3%
Australia's unemployment rate has risen to 4.3 percent, its highest level in nearly four years, prompting Treasurer Jim Chalmers to reiterate the strength of the labor market despite the increase.
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56% Bias Score
NSW Liberals Under Fire for Collaboration with Accused MP Mark Latham
NSW Opposition Leader Damien Tudehope refuses to rule out working with MP Mark Latham despite accusations of domestic violence, sexual misconduct, and offensive messaging targeting female colleagues; this has drawn criticism and calls for the Liberal Party to sever ties.
NSW Liberals Under Fire for Collaboration with Accused MP Mark Latham
NSW Opposition Leader Damien Tudehope refuses to rule out working with MP Mark Latham despite accusations of domestic violence, sexual misconduct, and offensive messaging targeting female colleagues; this has drawn criticism and calls for the Liberal Party to sever ties.
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64% Bias Score
Outback Killer Murdoch Dies in Custody
Bradley Murdoch, convicted of killing British backpacker Peter Falconio in 2001, died aged 67 in custody from throat cancer; Falconio's body remains undiscovered, and Murdoch always proclaimed his innocence.
Outback Killer Murdoch Dies in Custody
Bradley Murdoch, convicted of killing British backpacker Peter Falconio in 2001, died aged 67 in custody from throat cancer; Falconio's body remains undiscovered, and Murdoch always proclaimed his innocence.
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32% Bias Score
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