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Australian Election: Labor Poised to Win Amidst Economic and International Concerns
Australia's upcoming parliamentary elections will see Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Labor party compete against the conservative coalition led by Peter Dutton; current polls suggest Labor will win, potentially due to voter concerns over US President Trump's policies and the rising cost of living...
Australian Election: Labor Poised to Win Amidst Economic and International Concerns
Australia's upcoming parliamentary elections will see Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Labor party compete against the conservative coalition led by Peter Dutton; current polls suggest Labor will win, potentially due to voter concerns over US President Trump's policies and the rising cost of living...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Disconnect from Economic Realities
The Trump administration, composed mostly of millionaires, is disconnected from the economic struggles of average Americans, as evidenced by President Trump's dismissive comments about tariffs potentially causing toy shortages and the administration's failure to address rising costs of essential goo...
Trump Administration's Disconnect from Economic Realities
The Trump administration, composed mostly of millionaires, is disconnected from the economic struggles of average Americans, as evidenced by President Trump's dismissive comments about tariffs potentially causing toy shortages and the administration's failure to address rising costs of essential goo...
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64% Bias Score
Queensland Ends Fee Freeze, Raising Costs by 3.4 Percent
Queensland will raise government fees and charges by 3.4 percent from July 1, ending a year-long freeze implemented by the previous Labor government; car registration remains cut by 20 percent until September 16, 2025, before also increasing.
Queensland Ends Fee Freeze, Raising Costs by 3.4 Percent
Queensland will raise government fees and charges by 3.4 percent from July 1, ending a year-long freeze implemented by the previous Labor government; car registration remains cut by 20 percent until September 16, 2025, before also increasing.
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48% Bias Score
Australia's 2025 Election: Cost-of-Living Takes Center Stage
Australia's 2025 election features competing platforms from Labor and the Coalition focused on reducing the cost of living through tax cuts, fuel subsidies, and housing initiatives, with economists predicting potential house price increases despite these efforts.
Australia's 2025 Election: Cost-of-Living Takes Center Stage
Australia's 2025 election features competing platforms from Labor and the Coalition focused on reducing the cost of living through tax cuts, fuel subsidies, and housing initiatives, with economists predicting potential house price increases despite these efforts.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Coalition Shifts Election Focus to Welcome to Country Amidst Falling Poll Numbers
Facing declining poll numbers on the cost of living, Australia's Coalition party shifted its election campaign focus to opposing Welcome to Country ceremonies, aiming to regain voters who have moved to the One Nation party.
Australian Coalition Shifts Election Focus to Welcome to Country Amidst Falling Poll Numbers
Facing declining poll numbers on the cost of living, Australia's Coalition party shifted its election campaign focus to opposing Welcome to Country ceremonies, aiming to regain voters who have moved to the One Nation party.
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44% Bias Score
Rental Crisis Intensifies in Australian Battleground Electorates
Soaring rent prices in Australian battleground electorates like Bullwinkel and Werriwa are causing financial hardship for renters, with fewer than 1% of rental listings affordable for minimum-wage earners, impacting the upcoming election.
Rental Crisis Intensifies in Australian Battleground Electorates
Soaring rent prices in Australian battleground electorates like Bullwinkel and Werriwa are causing financial hardship for renters, with fewer than 1% of rental listings affordable for minimum-wage earners, impacting the upcoming election.
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40% Bias Score
Labour's Double Bind: Losing Voters to Both Left and Right
In the recent local elections, Labour faced a double bind: losing ground to both the right-wing Reform UK and the left-wing Green Party, highlighting a need to address the concerns of progressive voters while countering the rise of populist movements.
Labour's Double Bind: Losing Voters to Both Left and Right
In the recent local elections, Labour faced a double bind: losing ground to both the right-wing Reform UK and the left-wing Green Party, highlighting a need to address the concerns of progressive voters while countering the rise of populist movements.
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56% Bias Score
Greens to Pressure Labor on Negative Gearing and Free University in Hung Parliament
Greens leader Adam Bandt plans to use a potential hung parliament after the Australian election to pressure the Labor party into abolishing negative gearing and reinstating free university education, citing a projected $73.3 billion cost over five years for maintaining current policies.
Greens to Pressure Labor on Negative Gearing and Free University in Hung Parliament
Greens leader Adam Bandt plans to use a potential hung parliament after the Australian election to pressure the Labor party into abolishing negative gearing and reinstating free university education, citing a projected $73.3 billion cost over five years for maintaining current policies.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Election: Young Men Vote Left Despite Conservative Trend
Despite reports suggesting a rise in conservative values among Gen Z, Australian election data shows 65% of 18-34-year-old men voted Labor, influenced more by cost of living and education debt than online conservative figures; Millennials and Gen Z now comprise 50% of the voting bloc.
Australian Election: Young Men Vote Left Despite Conservative Trend
Despite reports suggesting a rise in conservative values among Gen Z, Australian election data shows 65% of 18-34-year-old men voted Labor, influenced more by cost of living and education debt than online conservative figures; Millennials and Gen Z now comprise 50% of the voting bloc.
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60% Bias Score
Australian Election: Cost of Living Concerns Shift Momentum Towards Labor
Peter Dutton's Australian election campaign, initially successful in highlighting cost of living concerns, lost ground to Labor's forward-looking economic policies, creating uncertainty in the final week before polling day.
Australian Election: Cost of Living Concerns Shift Momentum Towards Labor
Peter Dutton's Australian election campaign, initially successful in highlighting cost of living concerns, lost ground to Labor's forward-looking economic policies, creating uncertainty in the final week before polling day.
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52% Bias Score
Greek May Day Protests Highlight Worker Demands, Public Transport Disrupted
May Day protests across Greece concluded peacefully, with major rallies in Athens focusing on worker rights, fair wages, and quality of life, alongside a demonstration expressing solidarity with Palestine. Public transport experienced significant disruptions due to strikes.
Greek May Day Protests Highlight Worker Demands, Public Transport Disrupted
May Day protests across Greece concluded peacefully, with major rallies in Athens focusing on worker rights, fair wages, and quality of life, alongside a demonstration expressing solidarity with Palestine. Public transport experienced significant disruptions due to strikes.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Inflation Data Undermines Dutton's Election Campaign
Australia's March quarter inflation data showed underlying inflation at 2.9%, contradicting Peter Dutton's campaign claims and potentially impacting his election prospects; grocery prices rose 13.3%, not 30%, since the last election, and electricity price increases were lower than Dutton claimed.
Australian Inflation Data Undermines Dutton's Election Campaign
Australia's March quarter inflation data showed underlying inflation at 2.9%, contradicting Peter Dutton's campaign claims and potentially impacting his election prospects; grocery prices rose 13.3%, not 30%, since the last election, and electricity price increases were lower than Dutton claimed.
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56% Bias Score
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