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2025 Australian Senate Election: Close Races to Determine Legislative Power
The 2025 Australian Senate election will see several close races, with minor parties challenging the major parties, potentially impacting the government's legislative agenda and overall political landscape.
2025 Australian Senate Election: Close Races to Determine Legislative Power
The 2025 Australian Senate election will see several close races, with minor parties challenging the major parties, potentially impacting the government's legislative agenda and overall political landscape.
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40% Bias Score
Hastie's Limited Role in Australian Election Campaign
Shadow Defence Minister Andrew Hastie's minimal participation in the Australian federal election campaign, despite his high profile and the Coalition's emphasis on national security, contrasts with the active roles of other shadow ministers; his local focus in Canning and past controversial comments...
Hastie's Limited Role in Australian Election Campaign
Shadow Defence Minister Andrew Hastie's minimal participation in the Australian federal election campaign, despite his high profile and the Coalition's emphasis on national security, contrasts with the active roles of other shadow ministers; his local focus in Canning and past controversial comments...
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44% Bias Score
Labor surges ahead in Australian election poll
A new poll reveals a significant shift in Australian voting intentions, with Labor's primary vote at 35 percent and the Coalition's at 34 percent, a 9 percent drop; Labor leads in two-party preferred voting with 54.5 percent. The poll, conducted between April 9-15, surveyed 20 marginal seats.
Labor surges ahead in Australian election poll
A new poll reveals a significant shift in Australian voting intentions, with Labor's primary vote at 35 percent and the Coalition's at 34 percent, a 9 percent drop; Labor leads in two-party preferred voting with 54.5 percent. The poll, conducted between April 9-15, surveyed 20 marginal seats.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Coalition Agrees on Spring Budget: Tax Cuts, Spending Cuts, and Postponed Decisions
The Netherlands' four coalition parties agreed on a spring financial statement that includes a €200 million energy tax cut, a two-year social housing rent freeze, a €1.1 billion increase in housing benefits, and postponements on funding for climate change and refugee accommodation until August.
Dutch Coalition Agrees on Spring Budget: Tax Cuts, Spending Cuts, and Postponed Decisions
The Netherlands' four coalition parties agreed on a spring financial statement that includes a €200 million energy tax cut, a two-year social housing rent freeze, a €1.1 billion increase in housing benefits, and postponements on funding for climate change and refugee accommodation until August.
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28% Bias Score
Merz Plans Ukraine Trip Amidst Deadly Sumy Attack
Following a Russian missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, killing at least 34 civilians, German Chancellor-designate Friedrich Merz plans a May 9th Ukraine trip for a summit on security guarantees; the attack prompted condemnation from German and US officials, while the Kremlin warned against escalation.
Merz Plans Ukraine Trip Amidst Deadly Sumy Attack
Following a Russian missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, killing at least 34 civilians, German Chancellor-designate Friedrich Merz plans a May 9th Ukraine trip for a summit on security guarantees; the attack prompted condemnation from German and US officials, while the Kremlin warned against escalation.
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36% Bias Score
Price's "Make Australia Great Again" Remark Creates Political Firestorm
Coalition frontbencher Jacinta Price used the slogan "Make Australia Great Again" at a Perth event, drawing parallels to Donald Trump. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton deflected questions, while Labor seized the opportunity to link the Coalition to Trump's unpopular policies, ahead of the May 3 electi...
Price's "Make Australia Great Again" Remark Creates Political Firestorm
Coalition frontbencher Jacinta Price used the slogan "Make Australia Great Again" at a Perth event, drawing parallels to Donald Trump. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton deflected questions, while Labor seized the opportunity to link the Coalition to Trump's unpopular policies, ahead of the May 3 electi...
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48% Bias Score
Albanese Overrules Ministers on Four Key Policies
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese overruled senior ministers four times to shelve controversial policies, including gambling ads, environmental protections, hate crime sentencing, and census questions, prioritizing political considerations over ministerial recommendations.
Albanese Overrules Ministers on Four Key Policies
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese overruled senior ministers four times to shelve controversial policies, including gambling ads, environmental protections, hate crime sentencing, and census questions, prioritizing political considerations over ministerial recommendations.
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44% Bias Score
Cost of Living, Dutton Concerns Impact Australian Election
A Resolve Strategic survey reveals that 49 percent of voters in Australia's marginal seats hesitate to vote Labor due to cost of living concerns, while 46 percent are hesitant to vote Coalition due to concerns about Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's personality. 30 percent of voters remain uncommitte...
Cost of Living, Dutton Concerns Impact Australian Election
A Resolve Strategic survey reveals that 49 percent of voters in Australia's marginal seats hesitate to vote Labor due to cost of living concerns, while 46 percent are hesitant to vote Coalition due to concerns about Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's personality. 30 percent of voters remain uncommitte...
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44% Bias Score
Australia Election: Minority Government Possible, Greens Influence Grows
Australia's upcoming election could result in a Coalition, Labor, or minority government; the Greens secured funding for social housing and climate initiatives; Opposition leader Dutton defended his nuclear power policy against Labor's claims.
Australia Election: Minority Government Possible, Greens Influence Grows
Australia's upcoming election could result in a Coalition, Labor, or minority government; the Greens secured funding for social housing and climate initiatives; Opposition leader Dutton defended his nuclear power policy against Labor's claims.
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44% Bias Score
Teal Independents' Voting Patterns: A More Nuanced Picture
Analysis of Australian Parliament's 47th session shows teal independents' voting patterns are more nuanced than Coalition attack ads suggest; some teals show higher agreement with the Coalition than Labor on Coalition-initiated votes, despite overall lower agreement.
Teal Independents' Voting Patterns: A More Nuanced Picture
Analysis of Australian Parliament's 47th session shows teal independents' voting patterns are more nuanced than Coalition attack ads suggest; some teals show higher agreement with the Coalition than Labor on Coalition-initiated votes, despite overall lower agreement.
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44% Bias Score
Labor surges to pre-election lead amid Trump concerns
A Resolve Strategic poll shows Labor leading the Coalition by 53.5 to 46.5 percent in two-party terms, driven by voter concerns about US President Donald Trump's impact on Australia; 35 percent of undecided voters are less likely to vote for the Coalition because of Trump.
Labor surges to pre-election lead amid Trump concerns
A Resolve Strategic poll shows Labor leading the Coalition by 53.5 to 46.5 percent in two-party terms, driven by voter concerns about US President Donald Trump's impact on Australia; 35 percent of undecided voters are less likely to vote for the Coalition because of Trump.
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40% Bias Score
Price's "Make Australia Great Again" Remark Sparks Debate
Australian Senator Jacinta Price's use of the phrase "make Australia great again" at a campaign rally sparked comparisons to Donald Trump, though she later clarified her focus on improving Australian circumstances through a government efficiency audit and curriculum reform.
Price's "Make Australia Great Again" Remark Sparks Debate
Australian Senator Jacinta Price's use of the phrase "make Australia great again" at a campaign rally sparked comparisons to Donald Trump, though she later clarified her focus on improving Australian circumstances through a government efficiency audit and curriculum reform.
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56% Bias Score
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