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Australian soldier arrested for alleged war crimes in Afghanistan

Oceania · Canberra

Australian soldier arrested for alleged war crimes in Afghanistan

44% Center coverage: 52 sources

The 41-year-old, who was deployed in Afghanistan, is accused of having killed a civilian. A four-year investigation revealed that Australian special forces killed 39 unarmed civilians and prisoners in the country.See the Story

Nazi salute at Melbourne transgender rights rally riles Australian state

Transgender · Melbourne

Nazi salute at Melbourne transgender rights rally riles Australian state

36% Left coverage: 14 sources

The Victorian government will consider banning the Nazi salute after white supremacists hijacked a far-right protest on the steps of state Parliament. There's also been criticism of the role of Victoria Police, which has refused to elaborate on why the neo-Nazis were not arrested.See the Story

Teacher told boy she was willing to risk jail for sex

Teacher told boy she was willing to risk jail for sex

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Melbourne teacher, 25, groomed her student, telling him she wanted to be his friend. They had sex in the back of her car and continued to do so over the next four months. The teacher also sent hundreds of messages to the boy, most of which included sexually explicit photos and videos. Police became aware of the offending when the boy's parents found some of the messages on his phone.See the Story

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Brisbane City · Brisbane City

This show comes with a safety word – but does it need it?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes CUT, Mo’Ju x MSO, The Four Seasons, My Chemical Romance, Don Quixote, and Tamara Anna Cislowska and Gerard Willems,

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Artificial Intelligence · Sydney

Victoria banned ChatGPT in state schools. But Catholic schools embraced a surprising stance

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Catholic schools in Victoria have broken ranks to embrace the use of artificial intelligence in the classroom, ignoring the government’s ban on ChatGPT in state schools.

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Brisbane City · Brisbane City

Penny for Pound bakery (and its lockdown pies) return at new Richmond location

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Richmond artisan bakery Penny for Pound recently relocated from its original home at the rear of Mayday cafe. The seven-year-old business found a vacant bakery site 30 metres away on Bridge Road, and reopened in the suburb within eight weeks. The new site comes with plenty of upsides, including street frontage for the first time.

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Pompey · Pompey

From the Archives, 1993: A national hero long gone, but not forgotten

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In 1993, the ‘Last Post’ played over the grave of Major-General Harold Elliott, known to everyone as Pompey at Burwood Cemetery. He was a national hero for his leadership and bravery during World War I; yet for new generations of Australians, they hardly know of him.

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Abbotsford, Victoria · Abbotsford

Goodbye, Abbotsford. Hello, LoJo: The Melbourne area rebranding itself

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The idea for the LoJo festival came during the pandemic, when many businesses were hit hard by strict lockdowns. City of Yarra Mayor Claudia Nguyen said the festival would let people from the rest of Melbourne experience the bustling precinct. The festival is on Sunday, March 26, from 10am to 6pm.

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Jimmy Carter · Washington

Former US President Carter to receive hospice care

57% Center coverage: 394 sources

The Carter Center said Saturday that former President Jimmy Carter has entered home hospice care. The charity created by the 98-year-old former president said on Twitter that after a series of short hospital stays, Carter “decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family and receive hospice care instead of additional medical intervention.”

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Oceania · Alice Springs

Human remains found in Alice Springs to be tested for murdered backpacker Peter Falconio

61% Right coverage: 18 sources

Bones found in Alice Springs will be tested to see if they belong to Peter Falconio, the British backpacker murdered in the Australian outback in 2001

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Asia · Canberra

Australia removes Chinese-made cameras from politicians' offices

50% Right coverage: 10 sources

Australian officials said Tuesday dozens of Chinese-made security cameras would be ripped out of politicians' offices, days after the country's defence minister announced his department would remove the devices from its buildings due to security concerns.

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