Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Aaron Bunch28 Aug 2026
Eight days that triggered a dark Australian legacy When a defiant Norwegian supertanker entered Australian waters in 2001 with hundreds of rescued asylum seekers aboard, political hell broke loose.
New Atlasby Adam Williams28 Aug 2026
3D-printed construction is still definitely on the cutting edge, but it's moving toward the mainstream remarkably quickly.
ABC News Australiaby Nykayla Dux28 Aug 2026
In short: Warm and sunny conditions are expected across most of Queensland, with scattered showers in some coastal areas. Forecasters say showers will intensify on Sunday before heading inland.
PerthNowby Allanah Sciberras28 Aug 2026
The healing continues in the shadow of fallen police Traces of two fallen police officers killed during a shooting ambush hang heavy across a picturesque region still in recovery.
PerthNowby Duncan Murray28 Aug 2026
Some expert, many personal: 346 voices have been heard Over hours, days and months, the anti-Semitism royal commission has delved into testimony, some of it expert and some personal, on what it...
PerthNowby Staff Writers28 Aug 2026
Norway mourns King Harald as son Haakon inherits throne Norwegians have gathered in mourning at Palace Square in central Oslo to pay tribute to their late king, many with tears in their eyes as...
ABC News Australiaby Emma Field28 Aug 2026
In short: Chicken prices are expected to rise in coming months, even if H5 bird flu doesn't spread to poultry farms.
ABC News Australiaby David Mark28 Aug 2026
The report into Geelong player Jake Kolodjashnij's concussion waiver was conspicuous because of an absence.
ABC News Australiaby Amanda Shalala28 Aug 2026
Madison de Rozario is beaming, posing for photos and conducting interviews, in the shadows of the Sydney Harbour Bridge as she prepares for a massive moment in her career.
ABC News Australiaby Nassim Khadem28 Aug 2026
Former KPMG partner Philip Henry allegedly treated "female members of staff and clients inappropriately", including making "unwanted sexual advances" during his tenure, according to allegations...
ABC News Australiaby Roxanne Fitzgerald28 Aug 2026
When Shane Walsh was injured at work, he hoped workers' compensation would help him recover. Instead, one of Australia's largest claim management agents repeatedly delayed urgent surgery, which he...
PerthNowby Staff Writers28 Aug 2026
Iran urges other countries not to join US sanctions Iran has condemned the United States' new economic sanctions as "state terrorism" and says other countries are legally obliged not to implement...
ABC News Australiaby Tom Saunders28 Aug 2026
Australia is wrapping up an exceptionally mild winter, and modelling continues to favour unprecedented heat across the country through spring.
ABC News Australiaby Jeremy Story Carter28 Aug 2026
There is now a rhythm to how the world – or at least, the internet – processes celebrity death. A flurry of breaking news alerts, a flood of social media posts, some heartfelt words from those who...
ABC News Australiaby Will Jackson28 Aug 2026
Most of the Australians missing after the flash flood that struck the Himalayas on the border of Nepal and Tibet were pilgrims to a spiritually important mountain known as Kailash.
ABC News Australiaby Lauren Bordin28 Aug 2026
There are more conventional ways to fill a football side, but for a country club struggling for senior numbers, posting a call-out for ring-ins on Facebook may have saved its season.
ABC News Australiaby Laura Tingle28 Aug 2026
Remember the Central Intelligence Agency? The US intelligence agency which once seemed to wander the world creating wars and instability and inspiring countless thrillers?
ABC News Australiaby Hayley Gleeson28 Aug 2026
The majority of people who die of suicide in Australia are men, though relatively few say they'd seek help from a mental health professional if they were struggling.
ABC News Australiaby Jacinta Bowler and Peter de Kruijff28 Aug 2026
Bird flu has quickly spread around Australia since it was first detected in mid-June. As predicted, it spread from Antarctica to offshore Australia and then from beaches to inland waterways.
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong and Lexie Jeuniewic28 Aug 2026
Every day, Mat Evans turns people away from his licensed tobacco store because he doesn't have "the cheap stuff".
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