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Albanese Cuts Staff Allocations for Opposition and Crossbench After Election
Following the Australian federal election, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reduced the staffing allocations for the opposition Coalition by roughly 20 positions, the Greens by 5, while One Nation received fewer positions than expected despite gaining seats, sparking accusations of political retribut...
Albanese Cuts Staff Allocations for Opposition and Crossbench After Election
Following the Australian federal election, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reduced the staffing allocations for the opposition Coalition by roughly 20 positions, the Greens by 5, while One Nation received fewer positions than expected despite gaining seats, sparking accusations of political retribut...
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52% Bias Score
Australian Election: Far-Right Parties Fail to Capitalize on Spending
In the 2025 Australian federal election, Clive Palmer's United Australia Party failed to win any seats despite spending an estimated $50 million on advertising, while One Nation received 6.15% of the primary vote, falling short of pre-election expectations and the Coalition's strategic reliance on i...
Australian Election: Far-Right Parties Fail to Capitalize on Spending
In the 2025 Australian federal election, Clive Palmer's United Australia Party failed to win any seats despite spending an estimated $50 million on advertising, while One Nation received 6.15% of the primary vote, falling short of pre-election expectations and the Coalition's strategic reliance on i...
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64% Bias Score
Nationals' Preference Deal Boosts Controversial One Nation Candidate in Hunter
One Nation's preference deal with the Nationals in the Hunter seat could significantly boost the chances of their controversial candidate, Stuart Bonds, who has previously made inflammatory remarks about public health officials and climate change, winning. This deal comes after Bonds secured 5.7% of...
Nationals' Preference Deal Boosts Controversial One Nation Candidate in Hunter
One Nation's preference deal with the Nationals in the Hunter seat could significantly boost the chances of their controversial candidate, Stuart Bonds, who has previously made inflammatory remarks about public health officials and climate change, winning. This deal comes after Bonds secured 5.7% of...
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64% Bias Score
Hanson's Daughter Seeks Senate Seat for One Nation
Pauline Hanson announced her daughter, Lee Hanson, as One Nation's Senate candidate for Tasmania, sparking a nepotism debate, while aiming to pass her political legacy; if elected, they would be the first mother-daughter duo in parliament, fighting against "wokeness".
Hanson's Daughter Seeks Senate Seat for One Nation
Pauline Hanson announced her daughter, Lee Hanson, as One Nation's Senate candidate for Tasmania, sparking a nepotism debate, while aiming to pass her political legacy; if elected, they would be the first mother-daughter duo in parliament, fighting against "wokeness".
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48% Bias Score
Lambie Retains Senate Seat, Shifting Australian Senate Power Dynamics
Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie retained her Senate seat, defeating One Nation's Lee Hanson; this leaves Labor needing to negotiate with either the Greens or the Coalition for legislative support, potentially diminishing the influence of independent and minor parties.
Lambie Retains Senate Seat, Shifting Australian Senate Power Dynamics
Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie retained her Senate seat, defeating One Nation's Lee Hanson; this leaves Labor needing to negotiate with either the Greens or the Coalition for legislative support, potentially diminishing the influence of independent and minor parties.
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48% 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
Sydney Lawyer Fined, Hires Controversial Employee
Sydney criminal lawyer Ahmed Dib was fined $3000 for failing to comply with court orders, while his firm hired Steve "Mav" Mavrigiannakis, a former political candidate with a controversial past, highlighting ethical considerations within Sydney's legal system.
Sydney Lawyer Fined, Hires Controversial Employee
Sydney criminal lawyer Ahmed Dib was fined $3000 for failing to comply with court orders, while his firm hired Steve "Mav" Mavrigiannakis, a former political candidate with a controversial past, highlighting ethical considerations within Sydney's legal system.
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44% Bias Score
One Nation's $90 Billion Austerity Plan
One Nation, led by Pauline Hanson, launched its Queensland Senate campaign, proposing $90 billion in government spending cuts, withdrawal from international organizations, and tax relief measures to address the cost of living crisis in Australia.
One Nation's $90 Billion Austerity Plan
One Nation, led by Pauline Hanson, launched its Queensland Senate campaign, proposing $90 billion in government spending cuts, withdrawal from international organizations, and tax relief measures to address the cost of living crisis in Australia.
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48% Bias Score
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