Melbourne's First Fast-Tracked Apartment Project Rejected, Raising Housing Crisis Concerns
Banyule City Council rejected a 17-unit apartment building in Rosanna, Melbourne, despite state government approval under the Future Homes program, raising concerns about the program's efficacy and highlighting conflicts between state and local planning processes. The developer spent $130,000 and no...
Melbourne's First Fast-Tracked Apartment Project Rejected, Raising Housing Crisis Concerns
Banyule City Council rejected a 17-unit apartment building in Rosanna, Melbourne, despite state government approval under the Future Homes program, raising concerns about the program's efficacy and highlighting conflicts between state and local planning processes. The developer spent $130,000 and no...
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56% Bias Score
Malmesbury Solar Park Divides UK Village
Plans for a large solar park in Malmesbury, UK, divide local communities, with opponents citing environmental damage and supporters emphasizing the need for clean energy; the project aims to power 115,000 homes and occupies 2,000 acres.
Malmesbury Solar Park Divides UK Village
Plans for a large solar park in Malmesbury, UK, divide local communities, with opponents citing environmental damage and supporters emphasizing the need for clean energy; the project aims to power 115,000 homes and occupies 2,000 acres.
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60% Bias Score
Riverwood NIMBYs Petition Against Social Housing for Elderly Women
Residents of Hardwicke Street, Riverwood, are petitioning against a 29-apartment social housing complex for elderly women, citing concerns about property devaluation, neighborhood character, and safety, despite a 62,590-person waiting list and a 221,500 dwelling shortage in NSW social housing.
Riverwood NIMBYs Petition Against Social Housing for Elderly Women
Residents of Hardwicke Street, Riverwood, are petitioning against a 29-apartment social housing complex for elderly women, citing concerns about property devaluation, neighborhood character, and safety, despite a 62,590-person waiting list and a 221,500 dwelling shortage in NSW social housing.
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68% Bias Score
Starmer's 'Nimby' Attack: Mirroring Conservative Tactics and Risking Environmental Backlash
Keir Starmer's recent shift to aggressively labeling opponents of his infrastructure plans as "nimbys" mirrors past Conservative strategies, raising concerns about environmental protection and public trust, potentially impacting his political standing and broader environmental policy.
Starmer's 'Nimby' Attack: Mirroring Conservative Tactics and Risking Environmental Backlash
Keir Starmer's recent shift to aggressively labeling opponents of his infrastructure plans as "nimbys" mirrors past Conservative strategies, raising concerns about environmental protection and public trust, potentially impacting his political standing and broader environmental policy.
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60% Bias Score
Housing Affordability Crisis in Australia: A Personal and Economic Analysis
An Australian economist recounts their experiences in Perth, Sydney, and Canberra, illustrating the escalating housing crisis across the country, emphasizing the impact of rising house prices, especially in Perth, and contrasting it with the slightly improved situation in Melbourne due to increased ...
Housing Affordability Crisis in Australia: A Personal and Economic Analysis
An Australian economist recounts their experiences in Perth, Sydney, and Canberra, illustrating the escalating housing crisis across the country, emphasizing the impact of rising house prices, especially in Perth, and contrasting it with the slightly improved situation in Melbourne due to increased ...
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36% Bias Score
UK Government Unveils Plan to Build 1.5 Million Homes, Bypassing Local Councils
The UK government plans to build 1.5 million homes by streamlining planning rules, bypassing local councils for applications meeting local development criteria, to tackle a housing shortage where first-time buyer prices are eight times the average income; however, critics express concerns about resi...
UK Government Unveils Plan to Build 1.5 Million Homes, Bypassing Local Councils
The UK government plans to build 1.5 million homes by streamlining planning rules, bypassing local councils for applications meeting local development criteria, to tackle a housing shortage where first-time buyer prices are eight times the average income; however, critics express concerns about resi...
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44% Bias Score