November 11, 2025 – Australia Headlines

1Three dead after car ‘crushed’ in collision with truck in Victoria

Story gist: Three people died in a collision between a car and a truck in Victoria. The car was crushed in the incident.
Left
No major left-leaning outlet from our monitored sources covered this story
Center
Three dead after car ‘crushed’ in collision with truck in Victoria
— 9News.com.au
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Right
Two children, adult dead after horror truck crash
— Herald Sun
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Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets provided no coverage, omitting a progressive perspective on road safety or victim advocacy. Center outlets like 9News frame the story factually, emphasizing the collision mechanics with ‘crushed’ in quotes for neutrality. Right-leaning Herald Sun adopts a sensational tone with ‘horror crash’ and specifies victims as two children and an adult, heightening emotional impact and sympathy.

2Gough Whitlam’s dismissal ‘a calculated plot’ to remove elected government via partisan ambush, PM says

Story gist: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described the 1975 dismissal of Gough Whitlam as a calculated plot to remove an elected government through a partisan ambush. The comments were made in the context of current political events involving leadership challenges and sackings.
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Gough Whitlam’s dismissal ‘a calculated plot’ to remove elected government via partisan ambush, PM says
— The Guardian
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Center
Live: Taylor says Ley challenge ‘not something we’re planning’
— Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Right
‘Ambush’: PM’s ‘crazy’ move after sacking
— News.com.au
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Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like The Guardian emphasize the PM’s framing of Whitlam’s dismissal as an undemocratic ‘plot’ and ‘ambush,’ highlighting threats to elected governments with sympathetic tone toward Labor history. Center outlets like ABC focus on live updates of unrelated leadership denials, omitting direct Whitlam commentary for neutral, procedural coverage. Right-leaning News.com.au portrays the PM’s remarks as a ‘crazy’ post-sacking move, using sarcasm to dismiss the historical parallel and emphasize current political chaos.