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Sydney Fish Market Retailers Agree to New Premises Amidst Cost Dispute
Sydney Fish Market's six seafood retailers will move to their new \$836 million premises by mid-December, resolving a dispute over cost overruns and building design, but concerns remain about operational changes, including a potential 3 am auction start.
Sydney Fish Market Retailers Agree to New Premises Amidst Cost Dispute
Sydney Fish Market's six seafood retailers will move to their new \$836 million premises by mid-December, resolving a dispute over cost overruns and building design, but concerns remain about operational changes, including a potential 3 am auction start.
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52% Bias Score


Madrid Assembly Investigates €2 Million Payment to Firm Founded by Implicated Ex-Minister
The Más Madrid party in the Madrid regional Assembly is demanding answers regarding almost €2 million in payments from the Madrid regional government to a firm founded by former minister Cristóbal Montoro, who is implicated in a corruption investigation. The payments were made through Madrid Network...
Madrid Assembly Investigates €2 Million Payment to Firm Founded by Implicated Ex-Minister
The Más Madrid party in the Madrid regional Assembly is demanding answers regarding almost €2 million in payments from the Madrid regional government to a firm founded by former minister Cristóbal Montoro, who is implicated in a corruption investigation. The payments were made through Madrid Network...
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40% Bias Score


Italy Revokes €66 Million in Film Tax Credits After Audit
The Italian Ministry of Culture revoked €66 million in tax credits from film productions and rejected €22 million more after an audit with the Guardia di Finanza to ensure correct use of public funds.
Italy Revokes €66 Million in Film Tax Credits After Audit
The Italian Ministry of Culture revoked €66 million in tax credits from film productions and rejected €22 million more after an audit with the Guardia di Finanza to ensure correct use of public funds.
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40% Bias Score


Missing 25 Million Turkish Lira: Allegations of Embezzlement at Denizli Cable Car
A criminal complaint alleges that 25 million Turkish Lira in revenue was unrecorded at Beltaş's Denizli cable car operation between 2016-2024, with employees detailing a system of underreporting and cash deliveries to the general manager; the subsequent deletion of digital records and a 13-month del...
Missing 25 Million Turkish Lira: Allegations of Embezzlement at Denizli Cable Car
A criminal complaint alleges that 25 million Turkish Lira in revenue was unrecorded at Beltaş's Denizli cable car operation between 2016-2024, with employees detailing a system of underreporting and cash deliveries to the general manager; the subsequent deletion of digital records and a 13-month del...
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48% Bias Score


Assumption Grammar School Financial Irregularities Investigated
An Education Authority investigation into Assumption Grammar School in Ballynahinch, County Down, uncovered concerning financial practices, including unauthorized credit card use totaling over £10,000 in restaurants and bars by one staff member, missing receipts, and unverified spending of grants fo...
Assumption Grammar School Financial Irregularities Investigated
An Education Authority investigation into Assumption Grammar School in Ballynahinch, County Down, uncovered concerning financial practices, including unauthorized credit card use totaling over £10,000 in restaurants and bars by one staff member, missing receipts, and unverified spending of grants fo...
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36% Bias Score


German Green Party Demands Release of Report on Spahn's €1.5 Billion Mask Procurement Deal
An internal report on mask procurement during the COVID-19 pandemic, obtained by German media, alleges that former Health Minister Jens Spahn awarded a €1.5 billion contract to Fiege, a logistics firm from his home region, without a tender process and against internal warnings, potentially causing a...
German Green Party Demands Release of Report on Spahn's €1.5 Billion Mask Procurement Deal
An internal report on mask procurement during the COVID-19 pandemic, obtained by German media, alleges that former Health Minister Jens Spahn awarded a €1.5 billion contract to Fiege, a logistics firm from his home region, without a tender process and against internal warnings, potentially causing a...
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56% Bias Score

Brother of Former Valencian President Accused of Subsidy Fraud
Francis Puig, brother of former Valencian president Ximo Puig, faces a four-year prison sentence for allegedly defrauding public subsidies intended for promoting the Valencian language through falsified invoices and shell companies between 2015 and 2019.

Brother of Former Valencian President Accused of Subsidy Fraud
Francis Puig, brother of former Valencian president Ximo Puig, faces a four-year prison sentence for allegedly defrauding public subsidies intended for promoting the Valencian language through falsified invoices and shell companies between 2015 and 2019.
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48% Bias Score

Analysis of Hessian Ministers' Foreign Travel Expenses
Hessian Minister Manfred Pentz's international trips, costing roughly €22,000 over 1.5 years, included partnership visits and fact-finding missions on digitalization, representing about 10 percent of the €220,000 spent on all ministerial foreign travel in the last six years.

Analysis of Hessian Ministers' Foreign Travel Expenses
Hessian Minister Manfred Pentz's international trips, costing roughly €22,000 over 1.5 years, included partnership visits and fact-finding missions on digitalization, representing about 10 percent of the €220,000 spent on all ministerial foreign travel in the last six years.
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48% Bias Score

UK Taxpayer Money Funds Illegal Immigrants' Meals and Accommodation
A UK efficiency audit revealed that local authorities are using taxpayer money to provide meals from restaurants like Nando's and Domino's, and accommodation for illegal immigrants, prompting public anger and calls for reform.

UK Taxpayer Money Funds Illegal Immigrants' Meals and Accommodation
A UK efficiency audit revealed that local authorities are using taxpayer money to provide meals from restaurants like Nando's and Domino's, and accommodation for illegal immigrants, prompting public anger and calls for reform.
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80% Bias Score

Parramatta Council Spent $5.24 Million on Staff Departures, 30 with Secret Agreements
Parramatta City Council spent almost $5.24 million removing 81 staff over four years, 30 of whom received payouts under secret agreements; the council initially requested $750 for the freedom of information request.

Parramatta Council Spent $5.24 Million on Staff Departures, 30 with Secret Agreements
Parramatta City Council spent almost $5.24 million removing 81 staff over four years, 30 of whom received payouts under secret agreements; the council initially requested $750 for the freedom of information request.
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44% Bias Score

14 Million Ruble Embezzlement in Krasnodar Ministry of Internal Affairs
In Krasnodar, a group embezzled over 14 million rubles from January 2023 to December 2024. A former deputy head of the Control and Audit Department, the chief accountant, and the cashier of a district police department are under house arrest, having falsified payment requests and withdrawn cash.

14 Million Ruble Embezzlement in Krasnodar Ministry of Internal Affairs
In Krasnodar, a group embezzled over 14 million rubles from January 2023 to December 2024. A former deputy head of the Control and Audit Department, the chief accountant, and the cashier of a district police department are under house arrest, having falsified payment requests and withdrawn cash.
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44% Bias Score

NSW School Building Unit Contractor Paid \$2.4 Million Amidst ICAC Inquiry
An Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) inquiry revealed that Anthony Courtman, a contractor with ambiguous responsibilities, received \$2.4 million from the NSW government's school-building unit between 2018 and 2024, amidst allegations of misallocated funds and preferential treatment o...

NSW School Building Unit Contractor Paid \$2.4 Million Amidst ICAC Inquiry
An Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) inquiry revealed that Anthony Courtman, a contractor with ambiguous responsibilities, received \$2.4 million from the NSW government's school-building unit between 2018 and 2024, amidst allegations of misallocated funds and preferential treatment o...
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48% Bias Score
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