Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Electric cars outsell petrol rivals for the first time
PerthNowby Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson·3 Sept 2026
Electric cars outsell petrol rivals for the first time Australian motorists have bought more electric vehicles than petrol-powered models in a month for the first time, setting a new record for...
A Tasmanian man allegedly murdered his mother, but it’s not legally considered family violence. Why?
The Conversation Australiaby Isabel Dunn, PhD Candidate in Criminology, Monash Gender and Violence Prevention Hub, Monash University·3 Sept 2026
Last week, another Australian community was left grappling with the death of a woman, allegedly at the hands of a man.
Alice Springs baby dies after mother forced to live with DV perpetrators
ABC News Australiaby Jason Walls·3 Sept 2026
In short: Northern Territory Coroner Elisabeth Armitage has found a six-week-old Aboriginal baby died due to an unsafe sleeping environment after her mother was evicted from crisis accommodation in...
Qantas slashes allowance and raises luggage prices for island flights
ABC News Australiaby Alistair Bates and Mikki Cusack·3 Sept 2026
In short: Qantas has cut allowances and increased luggage prices for flights to the Indian Ocean territories.
Government offers small businesses a trust tax workaround
ABC News Australiaby Tom Crowley·3 Sept 2026
In short: The federal government has proposed a workaround for small businesses who were worried about paying state stamp duties when they restructure out of discretionary trusts to avoid the...
Season uncertainty 'challenging' for AFLW community
ABC News Australiaby Poppy Penny·3 Sept 2026
The 2026 men's AFL season is still being contested and we already know when next year's grand final is set to be.
'Woke': ex-union boss slams charges over emails, posts
PerthNowby William Ton·3 Sept 2026
'Woke': ex-union boss slams charges over emails, posts Former construction union boss John Setka has lamented being gagged from speaking his mind as he launched into a tirade against the union's...
Acid attack victim breathing through tubes just wants to die
PerthNowby Troy de Ruyter·3 Sept 2026
Colombian Maria Consuelo Cordoba wants to die after years of breathing through tubes after horror acid attack A Colombian woman left with a severely disfigured face after her husband threw acid at...
Victims of crime numbers have fallen by about 4pc under the LNP
ABC News Australiaby Alex Brewster·3 Sept 2026
In short: The latest statistics show the number of recorded victims of crime in Queensland has dropped more around 4 per cent from 204 to 2025.
Australia deploys drones to Nepal as death toll passes 1,200
ABC News Australiaby Fergus Gregg·3 Sept 2026
In short: Australia will deploy a team of drone specialists to support Nepal's search-and-rescue efforts following devastating flash flooding.
Screams as man seriously injured in rubbish truck compactor
PerthNowby Chloe Maher·3 Sept 2026
San Francisco: Two-hour long race to save man trapped under pile of garbage inside rubbish truck Emergency services were in a race against the clock to save a man who was trapped inside a garbage...
‘Agency’: Warning amid AI warfare fears
PerthNowby Ria Pandey·3 Sept 2026
Australia’s AI adoption a ‘sovereignty’ issue amid evolution of global warfare: Marles Australia’s AI uptake is an “important sovereignty question” for the nation, Defence Minister Richard Marles...
Taiwan wants in for next Pacific forum, NZ isn't sure
PerthNowby Ben McKay·3 Sept 2026
Taiwan wants in for next Pacific forum, NZ isn't sure After a run of barnstorming diplomacy in Palau, Taiwan has signalled its desire to continue attending Pacific Islands Forum summits.
Our pay is called a ‘salary’, but were Roman soldiers really paid in salt?
The Conversation Australiaby Peter Edwell, Associate Professor in Ancient History, Macquarie University·3 Sept 2026
Every second Wednesday, like clockwork, my salary arrives in my bank account. By Thursday, most of it is gone.
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Sarah Hanson-Young on why progressives need to ‘take on’ One Nation
The Conversation Australiaby Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra·3 Sept 2026
First elected to parliament in 2007 at the age of 25, Sarah Hanson-Young is now the Greens’ longest serving federal politician.
‘Disregard for life’: Police warn as two innocents shot dead
PerthNowby Emily Williams·3 Sept 2026
NSW organised crime: Two shootings in two days of innocent victims prompts major police crackdown The deaths of two innocent people in two days has prompted a major crackdown on organised crime in...
As Animalia turns 40, its author reflects on its extraordinary success
ABC News Australiaby Nicola Heath·3 Sept 2026
In 1986, Graeme Base was a 28-year-old illustrator who had published one picture book, My Grandma Lived in Gooligulch, and was about to publish another.
German backpacker reveals how she survived in WA’s outback
PerthNowby Zosia Melanczuk·3 Sept 2026
‘Brink of madness’: German backpacker Carolina Wilga details her 12-day WA outback nightmare in tell-all book It was the extraordinary story of survival that gave Hollywood blockbuster movies a run...
Update on trio accused of synagogue attack
PerthNowby Liam Beatty·3 Sept 2026
Trio accused of Adass Israel Synagogue firebombing to face key court hearing in May 2027 Three young men accused of torching a Melbourne synagogue in a suspected politically motivated attack will...
Bali beach club goes high tech with newest addition
PerthNowby Tegwen Bescoby·3 Sept 2026
Finns Beach Club: Iconic Canggu venue announces tiny dancing humanoid robots to join entertainment line-up A beloved beach club in Bali is officially entering the high tech age, thanks to their...
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