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Australian Election 2025: Liberals Aim to Reclaim Lost Seats
The 2025 Australian federal election sees Liberal candidates attempt to regain seats lost to independent "teal" candidates in 2022, with the outcome depending on shifting voter priorities from climate change to economic concerns and the potential for a hung parliament.
Australian Election 2025: Liberals Aim to Reclaim Lost Seats
The 2025 Australian federal election sees Liberal candidates attempt to regain seats lost to independent "teal" candidates in 2022, with the outcome depending on shifting voter priorities from climate change to economic concerns and the potential for a hung parliament.
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44% Bias Score
High Cost of Before- and After-School Care in Canada Creates Financial Burden for Working Parents
In Canada, the short school day and inflexible before- and after-school programs create significant financial burdens for working parents; high costs, long waitlists, and inflexible scheduling options, forcing parents to pay for unused hours, impacting families' finances and potentially labor partic...
High Cost of Before- and After-School Care in Canada Creates Financial Burden for Working Parents
In Canada, the short school day and inflexible before- and after-school programs create significant financial burdens for working parents; high costs, long waitlists, and inflexible scheduling options, forcing parents to pay for unused hours, impacting families' finances and potentially labor partic...
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56% Bias Score
Australia Election: Tax Cuts vs. Housing in Policy Clash
Ahead of Australia's May 3 election, the Coalition proposes $10 billion in one-off tax cuts up to $1200 for taxpayers earning between $48,000 and $104,000, while Labor pledges an identical sum to build 100,000 homes for first-home buyers from 2027, creating a clash of economic philosophies.
Australia Election: Tax Cuts vs. Housing in Policy Clash
Ahead of Australia's May 3 election, the Coalition proposes $10 billion in one-off tax cuts up to $1200 for taxpayers earning between $48,000 and $104,000, while Labor pledges an identical sum to build 100,000 homes for first-home buyers from 2027, creating a clash of economic philosophies.
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40% Bias Score
Poilievre's Massive Rally Highlights Strong Grassroots Support, but National Impact Uncertain
Pierre Poilievre's Edmonton rally, attended by an estimated 9,000-15,000 people, far surpassed the attendance of Liberal events, highlighting strong grassroots support driven by cost-of-living concerns and skepticism towards polls and mainstream media, although its national impact remains uncertain.
Poilievre's Massive Rally Highlights Strong Grassroots Support, but National Impact Uncertain
Pierre Poilievre's Edmonton rally, attended by an estimated 9,000-15,000 people, far surpassed the attendance of Liberal events, highlighting strong grassroots support driven by cost-of-living concerns and skepticism towards polls and mainstream media, although its national impact remains uncertain.
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48% Bias Score
Coalition's Gas Plan Promises Significant Energy Bill Cuts
The Coalition proposes a national gas plan to lower energy bills by increasing domestic gas supply, promising 7% gas bill and 3% electricity bill cuts for households, and 15% gas bill cuts for industries, with modelling suggesting broader cost reductions.
Coalition's Gas Plan Promises Significant Energy Bill Cuts
The Coalition proposes a national gas plan to lower energy bills by increasing domestic gas supply, promising 7% gas bill and 3% electricity bill cuts for households, and 15% gas bill cuts for industries, with modelling suggesting broader cost reductions.
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64% Bias Score
Labor Vows $2,300 Solar Battery Savings, Sparking Election Debate
Australia's Labor Party promises to cut solar battery costs by 30 percent, saving homeowners up to $2,300, funded by a $2.3 billion taxpayer-funded program starting July 1st if elected, despite opposition claims of rising electricity prices.
Labor Vows $2,300 Solar Battery Savings, Sparking Election Debate
Australia's Labor Party promises to cut solar battery costs by 30 percent, saving homeowners up to $2,300, funded by a $2.3 billion taxpayer-funded program starting July 1st if elected, despite opposition claims of rising electricity prices.
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40% 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
Australian Election Campaigns Launch with Major Policy Announcements
Australia's Labor and Coalition parties launched their election campaigns three weeks before the May 3rd election, unveiling major housing policies and tax incentives amid concerns over fiscal stability and public support for cost of living relief.
Australian Election Campaigns Launch with Major Policy Announcements
Australia's Labor and Coalition parties launched their election campaigns three weeks before the May 3rd election, unveiling major housing policies and tax incentives amid concerns over fiscal stability and public support for cost of living relief.
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68% Bias Score
Milan's Booming Economy Leaves Many Behind
Post-Expo economic growth in Milan has increased wealth inequality, with high housing costs and salaries failing to keep pace, forcing essential workers to leave and creating a divided city.
Milan's Booming Economy Leaves Many Behind
Post-Expo economic growth in Milan has increased wealth inequality, with high housing costs and salaries failing to keep pace, forcing essential workers to leave and creating a divided city.
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56% Bias Score
UK Investors Face Losses Amidst Stock Market Volatility and Tariff Uncertainty
Stock market turmoil and potential UK tariffs are causing financial uncertainty for Britons; some have lost significant investment funds, while others anticipate lower mortgage rates due to an additional interest rate cut.
UK Investors Face Losses Amidst Stock Market Volatility and Tariff Uncertainty
Stock market turmoil and potential UK tariffs are causing financial uncertainty for Britons; some have lost significant investment funds, while others anticipate lower mortgage rates due to an additional interest rate cut.
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44% Bias Score
UK Carer's Allowance Rises, but Increase Lags Behind Inflation
The UK government has increased state pensions and benefits, including a 1.7% rise in carer's allowance and a higher weekly earnings threshold of £196, enabling carers to work more without losing benefits, impacting 60,000 more people by 2029; however, this increase is lower than the current inflati...
UK Carer's Allowance Rises, but Increase Lags Behind Inflation
The UK government has increased state pensions and benefits, including a 1.7% rise in carer's allowance and a higher weekly earnings threshold of £196, enabling carers to work more without losing benefits, impacting 60,000 more people by 2029; however, this increase is lower than the current inflati...
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44% Bias Score
Fuel Poverty Crisis in England: Millions Affected, Birmingham Hardest Hit
In 2024, 2.73 million English households experienced fuel poverty (defined as low energy efficiency and disposable income below £20,700 post-housing and fuel costs), with Birmingham showing the highest rates (71.2-63.5% in some areas), highlighting the impact of rising energy costs and the need for ...
Fuel Poverty Crisis in England: Millions Affected, Birmingham Hardest Hit
In 2024, 2.73 million English households experienced fuel poverty (defined as low energy efficiency and disposable income below £20,700 post-housing and fuel costs), with Birmingham showing the highest rates (71.2-63.5% in some areas), highlighting the impact of rising energy costs and the need for ...
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52% Bias Score
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