Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
On motorbikes, four friends search for their missing mate in Nepal
ABC News Australiaby Natalie Whiting, Hamish Harty, and Som Patidar·1 Sept 2026
A seven-hour drive through winding mountain passages was the latest stretch of a six-day search for answers for these four friends.
'Please don't give up': Son's plea to find parents missing in Nepal
ABC News Australiaby Emily Baker and Miriah Davis·1 Sept 2026
In short: The family of missing Sydney couple Chitra Venkatraman and Venkatraman Balakrishnan are pleading with authorities to intensify search efforts.
Former UTAS exec alleges 'smear campaign' after reporting relationship
ABC News Australiaby Paddy Manning·1 Sept 2026
In short: A former executive at the University of Tasmania has complained to the state's integrity commission, raising concerns about governance, conduct and accountability within the university's...
Pill testing to be made permanent at up to 15 music festivals a year in NSW
ABC News Australiaby Alexander Lewis·1 Sept 2026
In short: From October, a pill testing service will be made available at up to 15 music festivals per year in NSW.
Rescue package to help vulnerable families care for children at home
ABC News Australiaby Conor Duffy and Rhiannon Hobbins·1 Sept 2026
Rescue package for in-home childcare to ensure vulnerable families can access support In short: The federal government has announced a $11 million rescue package to shore up the in-home childcare...
How Coles and NSW Police busted an Apple gift card tampering scam
ABC News Australiaby Emilia Terzon and Jasper Wells·1 Sept 2026
It is a movement of the hands barely visible on the grainy CCTV. A man standing in front of a rack of colourful gift cards reaches into his pockets, and in several reaching motions, places cards...
Blak & Bright Writers Festival rare public safe space for conversation
ABC News Australiaby Mawunyo Gbogbo·1 Sept 2026
In the early days of what was then Twitter, the social media platform was a place where First Nations people could feel seen, share their thoughts and feelings with each other, and meet people from...
Auckland now has a plan for congestion charging. But where are the extra buses?
The Conversation Australiaby Timothy Welch, Senior Lecturer in Urban Planning, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau·1 Sept 2026
For city commuters, the slow crawl through peak hour traffic each day is an annoyance as unavoidable as blustery spring weather. Call it the cost of living in the big smoke.
Surge in animal cruelty prompts free support for pet owners
PerthNowby Michael Palmer·1 Sept 2026
Outreach day in Rockingham for struggling pet owners after surge in animal cruelty reports A surge in animal cruelty reports has prompted RSPCA WA to offer free support to pet owners in the City of...
Book Week a chance for hands-on learning
PerthNowby PerthNow·1 Sept 2026
From hungry caterpillars and three little pigs to space pizzas, Book Week was a feast of stories, learning and fun at the Y WA’s Baldivis Early Learning Centre.
Djandoo Mia changeroom facilities open at Thomas Oval
PerthNowby PerthNow·1 Sept 2026
New facilities to support rugby and archery clubs have been opened in Medina. The new changeroom facility, known as Djandoo Mia, Home of the Whistling Kite, was officially opened at Thomas Oval in...
Call for uniform action on flood risk
PerthNowby Michael Palmer·1 Sept 2026
Consistent information and methods are needed to protect communities at risk of flooding, according to a global engineering consultancy.
Old cars hit the road for good cause
PerthNowby PerthNow·1 Sept 2026
Variety WA Bash to retrace its roots while helping children in need Peel drivers will be among those helping the Variety WA Bash charity motoring event retrace its roots.
New home for women’s centre
PerthNowby Michael Palmer·1 Sept 2026
Pinjarra Women’s Centre allowed to stay at Court House after old premises deemed unsafe A community services organisation has been given a lifeline by the Shire of Murray.
US launches fresh strikes on Iran around Strait of Hormuz
ABC News Australia·1 Sept 2026
In short: The US has launched fresh strikes on Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz. US Central Command said the strikes "follow recent attempted attacks by the IRGC against commercial shipping...
Australia spending up to stop Pacific drug trafficking
PerthNowby Ben McKay·1 Sept 2026
Australia spending up to stop Pacific drug trafficking Australia will step up its support to fight trans-national drug trafficking flowing through the Pacific, with a $600 million package.
Satellite captured glacier crack days before disaster
PerthNowby Eleanor Wilson·1 Sept 2026
Satellite captured glacier crack days before disaster Experts claim a Himalayan glacier showed signs of collapsing days before it triggered a catastrophic flash flood.
Small-business owners, women worried about golden years
PerthNowby Kaaren Morrissey·1 Sept 2026
Small-business owners, women worried about golden years Almost three million Australians are expected to retire over the next decade, but not everyone is heading toward their golden years with...
Soft economic growth expected in key data drop
PerthNowby Andrew Brown·1 Sept 2026
Soft economic growth expected in key data drop Australia's economy is expected to have limped along for the second quarter of the year, with weak growth on the cards.
Germany accuses Russia of Leipzig airport drone attack
PerthNowby Staff Writers·1 Sept 2026
Germany accuses Russia of Leipzig airport drone attack The German government says it assesses that Russia was responsible for an attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle airport last month and...
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