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Dumfries and Galloway Council Faces Potential Leadership Change After Mass Resignation
Seven Conservative councillors resigned from Dumfries and Galloway Council, triggering a request for a special meeting to potentially replace the current administration; this is the third potential administration change in three years, with the council now split into nine distinct groups or individu...
Dumfries and Galloway Council Faces Potential Leadership Change After Mass Resignation
Seven Conservative councillors resigned from Dumfries and Galloway Council, triggering a request for a special meeting to potentially replace the current administration; this is the third potential administration change in three years, with the council now split into nine distinct groups or individu...
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4% Bias Score
Leaked Letter Undermines Coalition Split Narrative
A leaked letter reveals the Nationals threatened to leave the Coalition after Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price defected to the Liberals on May 8, undermining claims the split was solely due to policy disagreements; the letter, from Bridget McKenzie to Michaelia Cash on May 12, highlighted the loss o...
Leaked Letter Undermines Coalition Split Narrative
A leaked letter reveals the Nationals threatened to leave the Coalition after Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price defected to the Liberals on May 8, undermining claims the split was solely due to policy disagreements; the letter, from Bridget McKenzie to Michaelia Cash on May 12, highlighted the loss o...
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48% Bias Score
Nationals Leave Coalition Over Policy Disputes
The Australian National Party left the Coalition after failing to secure policy agreements with the Liberals, particularly on nuclear power and shadow cabinet confidentiality, leading to a fractured opposition.
Nationals Leave Coalition Over Policy Disputes
The Australian National Party left the Coalition after failing to secure policy agreements with the Liberals, particularly on nuclear power and shadow cabinet confidentiality, leading to a fractured opposition.
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48% Bias Score
Australian Liberal-National Coalition Splits After Election Defeat
Following a landslide election loss, the Australian Liberal-National Coalition has split after the Nationals rejected an offer from Opposition Leader Sussan Ley to work together on policies, citing the Liberals' refusal to adopt four key regional-focused policies as a non-negotiable sticking point.
Australian Liberal-National Coalition Splits After Election Defeat
Following a landslide election loss, the Australian Liberal-National Coalition has split after the Nationals rejected an offer from Opposition Leader Sussan Ley to work together on policies, citing the Liberals' refusal to adopt four key regional-focused policies as a non-negotiable sticking point.
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48% Bias Score
Australian National Party Splits from Liberal Coalition
The Australian National Party has ended its coalition with the Liberal Party after disagreements over nuclear power, supermarket divestiture, and regional infrastructure funding following a significant election defeat, marking only the third such split in 80 years.
Australian National Party Splits from Liberal Coalition
The Australian National Party has ended its coalition with the Liberal Party after disagreements over nuclear power, supermarket divestiture, and regional infrastructure funding following a significant election defeat, marking only the third such split in 80 years.
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44% Bias Score
Nationals Split from Liberal Party: A Decade of Tensions Culminates in Major Political Break
The Australian Nationals party split from the Liberal Party after a decade of tension over economic and climate policies, which could leave conservative parties in opposition for at least two more terms and prevent Sussan Ley from becoming prime minister. The four policy requests from the Nationals,...
Nationals Split from Liberal Party: A Decade of Tensions Culminates in Major Political Break
The Australian Nationals party split from the Liberal Party after a decade of tension over economic and climate policies, which could leave conservative parties in opposition for at least two more terms and prevent Sussan Ley from becoming prime minister. The four policy requests from the Nationals,...
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56% Bias Score
Australian Nationals Briefly Leave Coalition After Election Loss
The Australian Nationals briefly left the Coalition government following a major election loss, creating a short-lived crisis due to policy disagreements before a reconciliation was reached. This occurred after the 3 May election where the Liberal and Nationals parties were decisively defeated by th...
Australian Nationals Briefly Leave Coalition After Election Loss
The Australian Nationals briefly left the Coalition government following a major election loss, creating a short-lived crisis due to policy disagreements before a reconciliation was reached. This occurred after the 3 May election where the Liberal and Nationals parties were decisively defeated by th...
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56% Bias Score
Nationals' Split Creates Unprecedented Crossbench in Australian Parliament
The Australian Nationals' split from the Coalition creates a crossbench larger than the Liberal opposition, impacting parliamentary question allocation, staff resources, and opposition effectiveness; Prime Minister Albanese questions rewarding the division.
Nationals' Split Creates Unprecedented Crossbench in Australian Parliament
The Australian Nationals' split from the Coalition creates a crossbench larger than the Liberal opposition, impacting parliamentary question allocation, staff resources, and opposition effectiveness; Prime Minister Albanese questions rewarding the division.
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52% Bias Score
Australian Coalition Collapse: Disagreement Over Policy Process
The Australian Coalition government collapsed due to a disagreement over policy-making processes, with the Nationals demanding upfront commitments to four key policies before joining a coalition with the Liberals, leading to both parties going their separate ways.
Australian Coalition Collapse: Disagreement Over Policy Process
The Australian Coalition government collapsed due to a disagreement over policy-making processes, with the Nationals demanding upfront commitments to four key policies before joining a coalition with the Liberals, leading to both parties going their separate ways.
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40% Bias Score
Australia's Ruling Coalition Splits After 80 Years
Australia's Liberal-National coalition, the main opposition party, has split after nearly 80 years due to policy disagreements, particularly on climate and energy, following the Labor party's recent landslide election win. The Nationals will now operate independently.
Australia's Ruling Coalition Splits After 80 Years
Australia's Liberal-National coalition, the main opposition party, has split after nearly 80 years due to policy disagreements, particularly on climate and energy, following the Labor party's recent landslide election win. The Nationals will now operate independently.
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36% Bias Score
Nationals Split from Liberals, Ending 38-Year Coalition
The Australian Nationals party will split from the Liberal Party after a failed negotiation on policy differences, ending their 38-year federal Coalition following a historic election defeat that left the Liberals with only 28 lower house seats and the Nationals with 15.
Nationals Split from Liberals, Ending 38-Year Coalition
The Australian Nationals party will split from the Liberal Party after a failed negotiation on policy differences, ending their 38-year federal Coalition following a historic election defeat that left the Liberals with only 28 lower house seats and the Nationals with 15.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Coalition Splits After Policy Dispute
The Australian Coalition government, made up of the Liberal and National parties, has split for the first time since 1987, after the Nationals rejected the new Liberal leader's refusal to pre-commit to specific policies following their worst election result in 80 years.
Australian Coalition Splits After Policy Dispute
The Australian Coalition government, made up of the Liberal and National parties, has split for the first time since 1987, after the Nationals rejected the new Liberal leader's refusal to pre-commit to specific policies following their worst election result in 80 years.
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48% Bias Score
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