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Five Factors Behind Labor's Landslide Win
Labor's election victory is attributed to Anthony Albanese's effective campaign, positive messaging, targeted policies (including tax cuts and housing initiatives), and the Coalition's ineffective negative campaign that focused on culture wars rather than economic concerns.
Five Factors Behind Labor's Landslide Win
Labor's election victory is attributed to Anthony Albanese's effective campaign, positive messaging, targeted policies (including tax cuts and housing initiatives), and the Coalition's ineffective negative campaign that focused on culture wars rather than economic concerns.
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52% Bias Score
Nationals Split from Liberal Coalition After Policy Disputes
The Australian Nationals party ended its coalition with the Liberal party on May 16, 2024, due to policy disagreements over nuclear power, a regional fund, supermarket regulations, and communication services. This is the first such split since the 1980s, leaving the Nationals to operate independentl...
Nationals Split from Liberal Coalition After Policy Disputes
The Australian Nationals party ended its coalition with the Liberal party on May 16, 2024, due to policy disagreements over nuclear power, a regional fund, supermarket regulations, and communication services. This is the first such split since the 1980s, leaving the Nationals to operate independentl...
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48% Bias Score
Liberal Party Faces Existential Crisis Amidst Coalition Tensions
Internal divisions within the Australian Liberal Party, particularly over nuclear energy policy, threaten a formal split from the National party, prompting calls for a special inquiry to address the party's future and declining support among female and young voters.
Liberal Party Faces Existential Crisis Amidst Coalition Tensions
Internal divisions within the Australian Liberal Party, particularly over nuclear energy policy, threaten a formal split from the National party, prompting calls for a special inquiry to address the party's future and declining support among female and young voters.
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60% Bias Score
Australia to Tax High-Value Superannuation Earnings
Australia's Labor government will increase taxes on superannuation earnings exceeding \$3 million to 30% from July 1st, expecting to raise \$2.3 billion in 2027-28 and \$40 billion over a decade, despite facing opposition from the Coalition and some independents.
Australia to Tax High-Value Superannuation Earnings
Australia's Labor government will increase taxes on superannuation earnings exceeding \$3 million to 30% from July 1st, expecting to raise \$2.3 billion in 2027-28 and \$40 billion over a decade, despite facing opposition from the Coalition and some independents.
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40% Bias Score
Merz Confirmed as German Chancellor After Unprecedented Second Ballot
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective Chancellor, unexpectedly failed to secure an absolute majority in the first Bundestag ballot (310 for, 307 against, needing 316), but secured the position in the second ballot (325 for, 289 against), marking a historic first in post-war Germany.
Merz Confirmed as German Chancellor After Unprecedented Second Ballot
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective Chancellor, unexpectedly failed to secure an absolute majority in the first Bundestag ballot (310 for, 307 against, needing 316), but secured the position in the second ballot (325 for, 289 against), marking a historic first in post-war Germany.
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48% Bias Score
Merz Fails to Secure German Chancellorship in First Ballot
In Germany's first Bundestag vote, CDU leader Friedrich Merz failed to secure a chancellor majority, receiving 310 votes—short of the needed 316—despite a combined CDU/CSU and SPD seat count of 328, prompting calls for a second ballot and raising concerns about coalition stability.
Merz Fails to Secure German Chancellorship in First Ballot
In Germany's first Bundestag vote, CDU leader Friedrich Merz failed to secure a chancellor majority, receiving 310 votes—short of the needed 316—despite a combined CDU/CSU and SPD seat count of 328, prompting calls for a second ballot and raising concerns about coalition stability.
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52% Bias Score
Labor's Landslide Win: Strategy, Divisions, and Future Challenges
Labor's campaign director, Paul Erickson, attributes the party's landslide re-election victory to a superior strategy focused on cost-of-living issues and essential services, contrasting this with the Coalition's internal divisions and missteps, particularly regarding climate change and cultural iss...
Labor's Landslide Win: Strategy, Divisions, and Future Challenges
Labor's campaign director, Paul Erickson, attributes the party's landslide re-election victory to a superior strategy focused on cost-of-living issues and essential services, contrasting this with the Coalition's internal divisions and missteps, particularly regarding climate change and cultural iss...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Shadow Dominates Australian Election
In the 2025 Australian federal election, the Labor party won a landslide victory, largely due to the negative impact of the Liberal party's association with Donald Trump, with the exception of Tim Wilson who narrowly regained his seat in Goldstein by distancing himself from Trump.
Trump's Shadow Dominates Australian Election
In the 2025 Australian federal election, the Labor party won a landslide victory, largely due to the negative impact of the Liberal party's association with Donald Trump, with the exception of Tim Wilson who narrowly regained his seat in Goldstein by distancing himself from Trump.
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64% Bias Score
Australia Debates Antisemitism Test for Citizenship
Australia's Coalition party proposed including an antisemitism test in its citizenship application process, sparking debate and criticism from the Labor party regarding its implications for immigration and national identity. This follows earlier discussions about potentially deporting dual citizens.
Australia Debates Antisemitism Test for Citizenship
Australia's Coalition party proposed including an antisemitism test in its citizenship application process, sparking debate and criticism from the Labor party regarding its implications for immigration and national identity. This follows earlier discussions about potentially deporting dual citizens.
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44% Bias Score
Merz Elected German Chancellor After Initial Voting Defeat
After an initial failed vote, Friedrich Merz was elected Chancellor of Germany in a second round, receiving 325 votes against 289, following a first round where he received 310 votes in favor and 307 against, marking the first time since WWII a Chancellor candidate was initially rejected.
Merz Elected German Chancellor After Initial Voting Defeat
After an initial failed vote, Friedrich Merz was elected Chancellor of Germany in a second round, receiving 325 votes against 289, following a first round where he received 310 votes in favor and 307 against, marking the first time since WWII a Chancellor candidate was initially rejected.
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40% Bias Score
Merz's Narrow Victory Raises Concerns about German Government Stability
Despite forming a coalition government, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced unexpected dissent, securing less than a full majority in the vote, raising concerns about his ability to govern effectively and implement critical economic and international policies.
Merz's Narrow Victory Raises Concerns about German Government Stability
Despite forming a coalition government, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced unexpected dissent, securing less than a full majority in the vote, raising concerns about his ability to govern effectively and implement critical economic and international policies.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Forms Narrow Black-Red Coalition Government
Ten weeks post-election, Germany's new black-red coalition government, a slim majority of 52 percent of Bundestag seats, is formed, electing Friedrich Merz as Chancellor, focusing on economic recovery, migration control, fiscal responsibility, and redefining Germany's global role.
Germany Forms Narrow Black-Red Coalition Government
Ten weeks post-election, Germany's new black-red coalition government, a slim majority of 52 percent of Bundestag seats, is formed, electing Friedrich Merz as Chancellor, focusing on economic recovery, migration control, fiscal responsibility, and redefining Germany's global role.
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48% Bias Score
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