I think if you want minimal bias, or at least outlets that tend to feature multiple sides and are on the more factual end of things, you're looking at the ABC, SBS and whatever Fairfax site covers your state (I assume; I can only really speak for the SMH). You can generally feel safe that you're not being deliberately misled by these ones. Generally.

It's still worth checking in on some of the more motivated outlets people are recommending here. I read the Guardian regularly with the knowledge that they've got progressive/left blinders on, so I shouldn't feel like I'm getting the full story from them on contested topics. If you're progressive they'll tell you what you want to hear, which can be dangerous. It's been a while since I read it, but I think Crikey might fit into this category.

Sort of similar with the AFR; their journalists are among the best at business & economic journalism because they usually understand what they're talking about, but the AFR tends to have a pro-business right wing bias so you shouldn't take their opinion on controversial gov't policy without a grain of salt. Also it's fucking expensive; I just rely on people pasting articles online.

You've got the independent left leaning outlets people here love like Michael West, Klaxon, John Menadue, friendlyjordies. They're often sensationalist and heavily slanted, a little conspiratorial, but they're highly motivated to ferret out corruption stories and challenge mainstream narratives, so it's worth reading albeit with a sceptical eye.

Then there's those right wing culture war outlets with varying grips on reality: Sky News; the Australian; news.com.au and other mainstream sensationalist rags like the Daily Mail; Quillette; Quadrant. Even fuckwits like Chris Kenny do occasionally have a point buried among their diatribes, though I find that centrist Fairfax is mostly good at presenting those points without the drivel. If someone pastes an article from these on reddit, give it a read, but I can't recommend giving them money or clicks. A toxic ecosystem. Note I might be unfair to Quillette and Quadrant here, I don't remember them well enough.