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Man shot dead by police after crash near Yass had firearms offences on his record

The Canberra Times
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Changed after publishing · 1 edit
  • the headline was changed: Man shot dead by police after crash near Yasshad Yass had firearms offences on his record

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The 45-year-old allegedly pointed a loaded rifle at an officer.

How outlets headlined it

Each outlet's own headline. Struck through: the loaded words our calmer version leaves out. Fewest struck first.

  • The Canberra Times Man shot dead by police after crash near Yass had firearms offences on his record
  • The Guardian Australia Man shot dead after crashing car and allegedly pointing gun at NSW police
  • ABC News Man fatally shot by police after crashing car into tree near Yass
  • SBS News Man shot dead after allegedly aiming rifle at police in regional NSW
  • The West Australian Man fatally shot by police after crashing car into tree
  • The West Australian Police shoot man who crashed car, allegedly threatened officers with rifle
  • 7NEWS Man shot dead by police after crashing car into tree, pointing rifle at officers near Yass, NSW
  • Brisbane Times Man shot dead by police, critical incident declared 1 change

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A summary of The Canberra Times’s report.

How calmly each outlet wrote it

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

Outlet Niral ScoreAdjectivesSourcingSentimentMood
The Canberra Timesas they published this story Not scored: we only receive a 24-word summary of this report.
The Guardian Australia 94.1 0 68 -0.2 24.4
ABC News 90 4 76 0.6 36.7
SBS News 87.1 3 25 -0.2 37.3
7NEWS 87.7 3 59 -0.3 29.9

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The same event elsewhere

9 other outlets filed this story. The table above compares the reports we could score.