Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Far-right figure Milo Yiannopoulos deported from US
PerthNowby DAVE COLLINS·29 Aug 2026
Far-right figure Milo Yiannopoulos deported from US British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported to the United Kingdom after his arrest by US immigration authorities.
Can tiny bubbles restore health to the Torrens lake?
ABC News Australiaby Sharne Wakefield·29 Aug 2026
In short: The Torrens Lake has been closed for several weeks due to high levels of bacteria detected in the water.
Learner's licence needed to keep pedalling under new Queensland laws
ABC News Australiaby Claudia Williams·29 Aug 2026
In short: From August 31, riders will need to be at least 16 and hold a driver’s licence to ride an e-bike or e-scooter solo in Queensland as the new stage of the state’s laws cracking down on...
Runway incursions on the rise across Australian airports, says expert
ABC News Australiaby Miriah Davis·29 Aug 2026
In short: An aviation researcher has identified a broader pattern of safety incidents increasing across Australian airports.
'Gone too early': warrior Steve Irwin's enduring legacy
PerthNowby Robyn Wuth·29 Aug 2026
'Gone too early': warrior Steve Irwin's enduring legacy Twenty years after Steve Irwin's sudden death, a man who wrestled crocodiles with him for a living still can't talk about it without choking...
Review: $150 actioncam is a surprisingly capable GoPro alternative
New Atlasby Bronwyn Thompson·29 Aug 2026
The budget action-camera market is a crowded one these days, with even GoPro having a crack at the space with its 4K basic Hero model released last year.
Tina Arena, the 'worst album ever made', and more music doco highlights
ABC News Australiaby Al Newstead·29 Aug 2026
Settling in for an enlightening documentary with a compelling soundtrack is a unique cinematic delight.
China investigates vegetables dipped in formaldehyde
ABC News Australiaby Allyson Horn·29 Aug 2026
In short: Chinese authorities have confirmed Napa cabbages from China's largest cabbage producing region have tested positive for traces of the cancer-causing chemical formaldehyde.
Graziers report hundreds of lambs dead or missing in wild dog attacks
ABC News Australiaby Crispian Yeomans·29 Aug 2026
In short: Graziers in western Queensland say they have lost hundreds of lambs in wild dog attacks.
Popular beach predicted to shrink by 12 metres as tides rise
ABC News Australiaby Caroline Horn·29 Aug 2026
In short: It is predicted that Horseshoe Bay at Port Elliot in South Australia will erode by up to 12 metres by 2050 if significant engineering work is not undertaken.
'Dearth' in programs helping violent migrant men change
PerthNowby Emily Woods·29 Aug 2026
'Dearth' in programs helping violent migrant men change Migrant and refugee women face a difficult decision if subjected to family violence.
Netanyahu condemns West Bank settler violence after renewed attacks
ABC News Australia·29 Aug 2026
In short: Dozens of Israeli settlers have attacked the Palestinian village of Qusra in the northern occupied West Bank on Saturday, after weeks of tension.
Tadej Pogačar crashes out of La Vuelta a España
ABC News Australia·29 Aug 2026
In short: Tadej Pogačar has abandoned the Vuelta a España after crashing during the eighth stage of the race.
Time will tell what One Nation's WA victory will mean
ABC News Australiaby Keane Bourke·29 Aug 2026
Almost no matter the result in the Labor heartland of Secret Harbour, in Perth's south, One Nation was going to be able to claim the result of yesterday's by-election as a win.
'Absolutely emotional': Jewish community reflects as antisemitism hearings end
ABC News Australiaby Phoebe Pin·29 Aug 2026
Wrapped in an embrace with her friends, Simone Abel entered the final hearing of the antisemitism royal commission.
The dark story behind Japan's first people and why they want their ancestors back
ABC News Australiaby Fergus Gregg·29 Aug 2026
In the Land of the Rising Sun where the far east meets the far north, a tribe of indigenous people overlooked by history are fighting to reclaim the bodies of their ancestors.
Sprinter Ellie Beer reveals emotional toll of being elite athlete at 16
ABC News Australiaby Johanna McDiarmid·29 Aug 2026
At age 16, 400 metre runner Ellie Beer was exceeding expectations. She was the new kid on the block in Australian sprinting, smashing her personal best (PB) time and making history.
Without this one interview technique Australian Story 'would have be dead'
ABC News Australiaby Leisa Scott·29 Aug 2026
Deb Fleming is relaying a tale from the embryonic days of Australian Story, laughing about the time a crew left the car phone off the hook and she overheard their doubts about whether the program...
Pacific wants climate, development focus at summit
PerthNowby Ben McKay·29 Aug 2026
Pacific wants climate, development focus at summit Australia might be bringing the world's climate talks to the Pacific but it can expect few favours from those impatient for an emissions...
As the housing crisis changes way we live, is multi-generational the answer?
ABC News Australiaby Daniel Miles and Kathryn Robinson·29 Aug 2026
If Sheena Carter wants to talk to her daughter or grandchildren, she doesn't pick up the phone or get on Facebook.
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