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CEO of Shalom House Resigns, Citing Muzzled Opinion on Mass Migration; Teacher Resignations Surge in Western Australia
Peter Lyndon-James, CEO and founder of Shalom House rehabilitation centre, resigned due to restrictions on voicing his opinion on mass migration; concurrently, Western Australia experienced a 113% surge in teacher resignations between 2020 and 2024.
CEO of Shalom House Resigns, Citing Muzzled Opinion on Mass Migration; Teacher Resignations Surge in Western Australia
Peter Lyndon-James, CEO and founder of Shalom House rehabilitation centre, resigned due to restrictions on voicing his opinion on mass migration; concurrently, Western Australia experienced a 113% surge in teacher resignations between 2020 and 2024.
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40% Bias Score
AUKUS Deal and Henderson Submarine Hub Secure $12 Billion Investment
Australia commits $12 billion to develop the Henderson maritime precinct into a nuclear submarine hub, securing 10,000+ jobs in WA, while the AUKUS agreement receives private assurances from the US amid concerns.
AUKUS Deal and Henderson Submarine Hub Secure $12 Billion Investment
Australia commits $12 billion to develop the Henderson maritime precinct into a nuclear submarine hub, securing 10,000+ jobs in WA, while the AUKUS agreement receives private assurances from the US amid concerns.
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28% Bias Score
Zenith Minerals: Strategic Refocus on Australian Gold Yields Positive Results
Zenith Minerals, under managing director Andrew Smith, has raised $3.5 million, sold its Turkish asset, and initiated a 12,000-meter drill program at its Consolidated Dulcie gold project in Western Australia, resulting in a 41% increase in contained gold ounces to 302,000.
Zenith Minerals: Strategic Refocus on Australian Gold Yields Positive Results
Zenith Minerals, under managing director Andrew Smith, has raised $3.5 million, sold its Turkish asset, and initiated a 12,000-meter drill program at its Consolidated Dulcie gold project in Western Australia, resulting in a 41% increase in contained gold ounces to 302,000.
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56% Bias Score
Victoria Bans Underqualified WA Teachers
Victoria will ban teachers from Western Australia with one-year teaching qualifications from its government schools, addressing a loophole in mutual recognition laws that allowed underqualified educators into classrooms.
Victoria Bans Underqualified WA Teachers
Victoria will ban teachers from Western Australia with one-year teaching qualifications from its government schools, addressing a loophole in mutual recognition laws that allowed underqualified educators into classrooms.
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52% Bias Score
WA Public Holiday Review: Economic Concerns Amidst Proposed Changes
Western Australia is considering changing its public holiday dates and adding two more, sparking debate over economic impacts and alignment with other states; a review of nearly 10,000 submissions shows strong support for change but business groups express concerns.
WA Public Holiday Review: Economic Concerns Amidst Proposed Changes
Western Australia is considering changing its public holiday dates and adding two more, sparking debate over economic impacts and alignment with other states; a review of nearly 10,000 submissions shows strong support for change but business groups express concerns.
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48% Bias Score
Body Composition, Not Age, Determines Police Recruit Fitness
Edith Cowan University research indicates that body composition, not age, is the key factor in police recruit physical performance, potentially leading to more inclusive recruitment and personalized training.
Body Composition, Not Age, Determines Police Recruit Fitness
Edith Cowan University research indicates that body composition, not age, is the key factor in police recruit physical performance, potentially leading to more inclusive recruitment and personalized training.
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32% Bias Score
WA Women and Babies Hospital Project Overbudget and Delayed
A leaked document reveals Western Australia's new women and babies hospital project is estimated at \$1.954 billion, \$150 million over budget, and one year behind schedule before construction begins, despite government claims it will be completed by 2029.
WA Women and Babies Hospital Project Overbudget and Delayed
A leaked document reveals Western Australia's new women and babies hospital project is estimated at \$1.954 billion, \$150 million over budget, and one year behind schedule before construction begins, despite government claims it will be completed by 2029.
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40% Bias Score
Soaring Wages in WA Fail to Offset Housing Unaffordability
Despite Western Australia experiencing the fastest wage growth in Australia (3.7 percent), rising house prices and mortgage costs are pushing home affordability down, impacting aspiring homeowners.
Soaring Wages in WA Fail to Offset Housing Unaffordability
Despite Western Australia experiencing the fastest wage growth in Australia (3.7 percent), rising house prices and mortgage costs are pushing home affordability down, impacting aspiring homeowners.
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20% Bias Score
Auric Mining: $14.5M Profit from Jeffreys Find, Munda Mine Expansion
Auric Mining concludes its Jeffreys Find gold project, generating an estimated $14.5 million in profit, and transitions to fully-owned Munda gold mine operation with projected higher returns.
Auric Mining: $14.5M Profit from Jeffreys Find, Munda Mine Expansion
Auric Mining concludes its Jeffreys Find gold project, generating an estimated $14.5 million in profit, and transitions to fully-owned Munda gold mine operation with projected higher returns.
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44% Bias Score
WA Coral Reef Crisis Spurs Protests and Inquiry
Protests against Woodside Energy's open day at the WA Maritime Museum highlighted the 90% mortality rate of some WA coral reefs due to a marine heatwave, prompting a parliamentary investigation into development approvals and raising concerns about future environmental damage.
WA Coral Reef Crisis Spurs Protests and Inquiry
Protests against Woodside Energy's open day at the WA Maritime Museum highlighted the 90% mortality rate of some WA coral reefs due to a marine heatwave, prompting a parliamentary investigation into development approvals and raising concerns about future environmental damage.
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28% Bias Score
WA Government Halves Wait Time for Former MPs' Board Remuneration, Sparking Cronyism Accusations
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook reduced the waiting period for former MPs to receive taxpayer-funded board remuneration from 12 to 6 months, allowing former MPs Sue Ellery and Lara Dalton to receive an additional \$30,000 each, sparking accusations of cronyism and a lack of transparency despi...
WA Government Halves Wait Time for Former MPs' Board Remuneration, Sparking Cronyism Accusations
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook reduced the waiting period for former MPs to receive taxpayer-funded board remuneration from 12 to 6 months, allowing former MPs Sue Ellery and Lara Dalton to receive an additional \$30,000 each, sparking accusations of cronyism and a lack of transparency despi...
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56% Bias Score
WA Minister Pledges Support for Overburdened Teachers
Western Australia's new education minister, Sabine Winton, has pledged to prioritize teacher support and workload reduction following a survey showing 80% of teachers considered quitting due to excessive workload, burnout, and lack of respect; new initiatives totaling $38.3 million aim to address te...
WA Minister Pledges Support for Overburdened Teachers
Western Australia's new education minister, Sabine Winton, has pledged to prioritize teacher support and workload reduction following a survey showing 80% of teachers considered quitting due to excessive workload, burnout, and lack of respect; new initiatives totaling $38.3 million aim to address te...
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36% Bias Score
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