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Queensland CFMEU Inquiry: Initial Findings and Future Direction
A Queensland inquiry into the CFMEU branch, led by Stuart Wood AM KC, is progressing behind the scenes, with three counsel assisting appointed and a public hearing expected soon.
Queensland CFMEU Inquiry: Initial Findings and Future Direction
A Queensland inquiry into the CFMEU branch, led by Stuart Wood AM KC, is progressing behind the scenes, with three counsel assisting appointed and a public hearing expected soon.
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24% Bias Score
Australia to Fund 20,000 More In-Home Aged Care Places
Facing potential defeat in the Senate, the Australian government will fund 20,000 additional in-home aged care packages by November, addressing a backlog of over 108,000 waiting Australians, many of whom face severe health consequences.
Australia to Fund 20,000 More In-Home Aged Care Places
Facing potential defeat in the Senate, the Australian government will fund 20,000 additional in-home aged care packages by November, addressing a backlog of over 108,000 waiting Australians, many of whom face severe health consequences.
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24% Bias Score
Kiama By-election: Labor Frontrunner Challenges Teal Independent
In the Kiama by-election, triggered by the conviction of Liberal MP Gareth Ward, Labor candidate Katelin McInerney is the frontrunner against teal independent Kate Dezarnaulds, who faces an uphill battle due to the optional preferential voting system and the presence of multiple minor parties; the L...
Kiama By-election: Labor Frontrunner Challenges Teal Independent
In the Kiama by-election, triggered by the conviction of Liberal MP Gareth Ward, Labor candidate Katelin McInerney is the frontrunner against teal independent Kate Dezarnaulds, who faces an uphill battle due to the optional preferential voting system and the presence of multiple minor parties; the L...
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44% Bias Score
AI Widens Job Market Inequality: Study
A recent US study shows AI boosts wages and employment in sectors where it complements human work but causes significant job losses in sectors where it replaces humans, widening existing inequalities.
AI Widens Job Market Inequality: Study
A recent US study shows AI boosts wages and employment in sectors where it complements human work but causes significant job losses in sectors where it replaces humans, widening existing inequalities.
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40% Bias Score
Newspoll Shows Labor Gaining Ground, Coalition at Historic Low
A Newspoll survey from July 14-17 shows Labor's primary vote rising to 36 percent and the Coalition's falling to 29 percent, their lowest since 1985; Prime Minister Albanese's net approval rating is now zero, while the Coalition's leader Sussan Ley's is minus seven.
Newspoll Shows Labor Gaining Ground, Coalition at Historic Low
A Newspoll survey from July 14-17 shows Labor's primary vote rising to 36 percent and the Coalition's falling to 29 percent, their lowest since 1985; Prime Minister Albanese's net approval rating is now zero, while the Coalition's leader Sussan Ley's is minus seven.
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40% Bias Score
Greens Senator Accuses Party of Racism and Bullying in Leaked Resignation Letter
WA Senator Dorinda Cox sensationally defected from the Greens to Labor, accusing her former party of racism and bullying in a leaked resignation letter, citing a failure to address her assault claim and a toxic internal culture.
Greens Senator Accuses Party of Racism and Bullying in Leaked Resignation Letter
WA Senator Dorinda Cox sensationally defected from the Greens to Labor, accusing her former party of racism and bullying in a leaked resignation letter, citing a failure to address her assault claim and a toxic internal culture.
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56% Bias Score
Brisbane Pill Testing Clinic Delays Reopening Amidst Government Opposition
The planned reopening of Brisbane's pill testing clinic, funded philanthropically after government defunding, has been delayed due to unspecified government threats, despite having staff, systems, and permits.
Brisbane Pill Testing Clinic Delays Reopening Amidst Government Opposition
The planned reopening of Brisbane's pill testing clinic, funded philanthropically after government defunding, has been delayed due to unspecified government threats, despite having staff, systems, and permits.
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44% Bias Score
Coalition Forces Government to Fast-Track 20,000 Aged Care Packages
The Australian Coalition secured a parliamentary win, forcing the government to expedite the delivery of 20,000 aged care packages within two months to address a significant backlog affecting over 200,000 Australians.
Coalition Forces Government to Fast-Track 20,000 Aged Care Packages
The Australian Coalition secured a parliamentary win, forcing the government to expedite the delivery of 20,000 aged care packages within two months to address a significant backlog affecting over 200,000 Australians.
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24% Bias Score
Labor's Vote Climbs, but Albanese's Personal Ratings Lag
A Resolve Political Monitor poll shows Labor's primary vote has increased to 37%, its highest in two years, while the Coalition's remains at 29%, giving Labor a 59-41 two-party preferred lead; however, Opposition Leader Sussan Ley enjoys higher personal likeability ratings than Prime Minister Albane...
Labor's Vote Climbs, but Albanese's Personal Ratings Lag
A Resolve Political Monitor poll shows Labor's primary vote has increased to 37%, its highest in two years, while the Coalition's remains at 29%, giving Labor a 59-41 two-party preferred lead; however, Opposition Leader Sussan Ley enjoys higher personal likeability ratings than Prime Minister Albane...
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36% Bias Score
Internal Conflicts Hamper Australian Political Parties' Policy Agendas
Sussan Ley's leadership of the Liberal Party is challenged by internal divisions, particularly regarding childcare policy and climate change, while Labor's productivity agenda clashes with its industrial relations policies, hindering potential economic growth.
Internal Conflicts Hamper Australian Political Parties' Policy Agendas
Sussan Ley's leadership of the Liberal Party is challenged by internal divisions, particularly regarding childcare policy and climate change, while Labor's productivity agenda clashes with its industrial relations policies, hindering potential economic growth.
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68% Bias Score
Coalition's Plummeting Approval Rating: Lowest in Four Decades
Newspoll data reveals an unprecedented drop in the Australian Coalition's primary vote to 29 percent, its lowest since 1985, while Labor leads at 36 percent, with a two-party preferred vote of 57-43 percent, following a federal election that saw Labor secure 94 of 150 seats in the House of Represent...
Coalition's Plummeting Approval Rating: Lowest in Four Decades
Newspoll data reveals an unprecedented drop in the Australian Coalition's primary vote to 29 percent, its lowest since 1985, while Labor leads at 36 percent, with a two-party preferred vote of 57-43 percent, following a federal election that saw Labor secure 94 of 150 seats in the House of Represent...
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44% Bias Score
Senator Dorinda Cox Defects to Labor, Reshaping Australian Senate Power Dynamics
Senator Dorinda Cox's defection to the Labor Party from the Greens, a month after the Australian federal election, has given Labor 29 seats in the 76-seat Senate, adding a slight advantage to their legislative capacity.
Senator Dorinda Cox Defects to Labor, Reshaping Australian Senate Power Dynamics
Senator Dorinda Cox's defection to the Labor Party from the Greens, a month after the Australian federal election, has given Labor 29 seats in the 76-seat Senate, adding a slight advantage to their legislative capacity.
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40% Bias Score
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