Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Albanese to override Queensland to settle AI data centre energy rules
ABC News Australiaby Jake Evans·23 Aug 2026
In short: The federal government expects to settle new rules for how data centres use energy in Australia at Wednesday's national cabinet, despite Queensland confirming it will remain opposed to...
Dozens of defence insiders now lobbying for the industry, analysis shows
ABC News Australiaby Samantha Dick·23 Aug 2026
Dozens of former defence officials, including ministers, high-ranking officers and senior staffers, have jumped from government roles into lucrative lobbying firms or the defence sector, Four...
A Hindu deity is the starting point of this mind-expanding new exhibition
ABC News Australiaby Bhakthi Puvanenthiran·23 Aug 2026
Why would Sydney's biggest art gallery design a show about Vishnu, the blue-skinned Hindu god of order and cosmic balance? In the words of the show's co-curator: to shake us out of our complacency.
The dos and don’ts of job hunting while still employed
ABC News Australiaby Amy Sheehan·23 Aug 2026
Have you flirted with the idea of a potential job or career change? It can be tricky looking for a new job while you're still employed, especially while trying to keep your plans private or if...
Wetlands Centre’s request for more city funding denied
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·23 Aug 2026
Cockburn Wetlands Centre’s city funding will expire in 2028 to encourage it to find other revenue streams A long-standing environmental centre’s request for a five-year funding extension has been...
Local mayor concerned with proposed R-Code changes
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·23 Aug 2026
Canning mayor Patrick Hall concerned draft R-Code reforms could cause serious damage to city residents Canning mayor Patrick Hall has warned locals proposed changes to WA’s residential design codes...
Top of the class: ECU Perth city campus wins major award
PerthNowby Kirsty Lichtenstein·23 Aug 2026
Top of the class: Perth’s ECU City Campus redevelopment cops Australia’s top construction award The ECU Perth City campus has beaten the likes of Western Sydney International Airport and...
Indonesian police arrest 72 people over forest fires
PerthNowby Staff Writers·23 Aug 2026
Indonesian police arrest 72 people over forest fires Indonesian police have arrested 72 people suspected of starting some of the recent forest and peatland fires as huge blazes in central and...
Affordable tiny house hits sweet spot for family living
New Atlasby Adam Williams·23 Aug 2026
Fitting in a small family without sacrificing portability is always a challenge when it comes to downsizing, but this tiny house strikes a good balance with a mid-sized layout that sleeps up to...
Israel strike in Gaza Strip kills four-year-old: medics
PerthNowby Staff Writers·23 Aug 2026
Israel strike in Gaza Strip kills four-year-old: medics Two Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip have killed at least two people, including a four-year-old boy, and wounded seven others...
USA finally gets the modular smartphone owners can repair themselves
New Atlasby Monica J. White·23 Aug 2026
As right-to-repair rules spread and buyers grow weary of sealed, disposable slabs, a handful of companies are betting that people will pay for a device they can actually open up and keep going for...
Scammers’ new weapon to con Aussies
PerthNowby Jackson Robb·23 Aug 2026
Scam attempts rise as culprits adopt new strategies to steal billions Scam rates in Australia have skyrocketed over the last 12 months, with scammers adopting new and threatening practices to...
Live: Oscar Piastri starts fourth, teammate on pole for F1 Dutch Grand Prix
ABC News Australiaby Michael Doyle·23 Aug 2026
live F1 live Dutch Grand Prix: Oscar Piastri starts fourth, Lando Norris on pole Oscar Piastri will start tonight's Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix from fourth on the grid, with his McLaren teammate...
China's colossal tunneling machine bores AND blasts through raw ground
New Atlasby David Szondy·23 Aug 2026
China has unveiled the world's largest multi-tool as it rolled out the world's first Boring and Blasting Machine (BBM) that combines a tunnel-boring machine with the ability to set explosives to...
Touching update after mum mauled by shark
PerthNowby Alexandra Feiam·23 Aug 2026
‘Second chance at life’: Heartwarming update on shark attack victim Leah Stewart A mum who was critically injured in a shark attack has provided a heartwarming update as the she continues her...
‘I can finally see some light’: Shark attack victim shares heartwarming update
PerthNowby Hayley Taylor·23 Aug 2026
A young mother and teacher who was attacked by a shark at Sydney’s popular Coogee Beach has shared an update amid her healing journey.
Millions set to cop massive drenching
PerthNowby Alexandra Feiam·23 Aug 2026
‘Really wet’: Millions in firing line as majority of Australia cops heavy rain, storms, flooding Millions of Australians will be in the firing line for a drenching as a band of rain, flash flooding...
First bird flu death in an Australian mainland mammal is a grim milestone. We know how bad this can get
The Conversation Australiaby Jane Younger, Senior Lecturer in Southern Ocean Vertebrate Ecology, Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania·23 Aug 2026
Australia has crossed another grim threshold in its H5N1 bird flu outbreak. For the first time, the virus has infected an Australian mainland mammal: a long-nosed fur seal found dead at Beachport...
Immersive experiences at heart of Powerhouse Parramatta grand opening
ABC News Australiaby Nick Dole·23 Aug 2026
In short: Powerhouse Parramatta has unveiled its full program ahead of the grand opening on November 7.
Aussie injustice falling on deaf ears
PerthNowby Amy Jackson·23 Aug 2026
Interpreter shortage makes deaf Aussie feel ‘less than human’ Justice is said to be blind, but a chronic shortage of Auslan interpreters has also rendered it deaf.
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