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Australian Army soldier dies in training exercise

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Changed after publishing · 2 edits
  • the report was edited: 130 words added, 5 removed.
  • the headline was changed: Breaking: Australian Army soldier dies in training exercise

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An Australian Army soldier has died and five others have been injured during a training exercise at Mount Bundey, about 100km south-east of Darwin.

How outlets headlined it

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  • ABC News Australian Army soldier dies in training exercise
  • The West Australian Australian Defence Force confirms soldier killed, five others injured in Northern Territory training exercise
  • The Guardian Australia Australian soldier killed and five others injured in training exercise in the NT
  • WAtoday Australian soldier killed in NT military exercise
  • The West Australian Soldier dies, five injured in training exercise

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An Australian Army soldier has died and five others have been injured during a training exercise.
An Australian Army soldier has died and five others have been injured during a training exercise.

A summary of ABC News’s report. The score is for the full 402-word report.

How calmly each outlet wrote it

The West Australian, WAtoday, The Age, Brisbane Times and The Sydney Morning Herald also covered it; we only receive their summaries, so their writing is not scored here.

Outlet Niral ScoreAdjectivesSourcingSentimentMood
ABC Newsas they published this story 92 7 64 -0.4 29
The Guardian Australia 96.1 0 87 -0.5 33.1

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