Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young7 Sept 2026
'Difficult' test looming in neo-Nazi High Court case A neo-Nazi leader and his fledgling political party have a reasonable chance of winning a High Court dispute, a leading legal expert has said.
ABC News Australiaby Amelia Costigan7 Sept 2026
Gaetan Babout moved to New Caledonia 14 years ago, seeking a quieter life in the south Pacific territory that shares his mother tongue.
ABC News Australiaby Jake Evans7 Sept 2026
An "invite-only" grants program was overwhelmingly directed into safe Labor seats and marginal seats the party wanted to win at the 2025 federal election, a Centre for Public Integrity...
ABC News Australiaby Stephanie March7 Sept 2026
An unmanned Israeli drone sounds like an obnoxious lawnmower. They menace the sky above the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh, 11 kilometres from the Israeli border, a sound more common than...
ABC News Australiaby David Taylor7 Sept 2026
Inflation in Australia and across the globe is not falling as hoped and it's raising serious concerns for the economy and asset prices.
The Conversation Australiaby Hanoku Bathula, Professional Teaching Fellow in Management and International Business, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau7 Sept 2026
US regulators are grappling with a controversial new frontier in online shopping: companies using our personal data to work out how much each of us is willing to pay.
ABC News Australiaby Cam Wilson7 Sept 2026
In short: A federal government-backed health AI startup has laid off Australian staff while launching a US venture hiring American clinicians who will be paid money to use its tools.
ABC News Australiaby Kellie Scott7 Sept 2026
With the Australian dream of owning a home becoming increasingly out of reach for young Australians, the bank of mum and dad is an option many turn to.
ABC News Australiaby Ria Andriani7 Sept 2026
Do you have to be a professional musician to perform on some of the world's most iconic stages? Not necessarily.
PerthNowby Caitlin Vinci7 Sept 2026
Telethon 2026: Tickets to see Jessica Mauboy, Morgan Evans and Rogue Traders at Telethon officially on sale With just 39 days until Telethon 2026 some of Australia’s biggest music, television and...
PerthNowby Nayera Abdallah and Eman Abouhassira7 Sept 2026
Iran warns US over 'vulnerable' Gulf energy assets Iran has threatened to retaliate against any new US attacks on its assets, warning that energy infrastructure across the Gulf remains vulnerable.
New Atlasby C.C. Weiss7 Sept 2026
When we first spotted the Italian brand "Cubivan" at the Düsseldorf Caravan Salon this past weekend, we assumed it was another in the burgeoning market of complete in-van camper pods, or maybe a...
PerthNowby Nick Wilson7 Sept 2026
'Not going without her': husband's Nepal flood search An Australian father is demanding answers as the search for his wife, who vanished in flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border, nears its...
PerthNowby Tess Ikonomou7 Sept 2026
Concession card call for all Aussie uni students Concession cards should be expanded to all Australian university students as cost-of-living pressures bite, the peak body representing the higher...
PerthNowby Kaaren Morrissey7 Sept 2026
AI boom forecast as Australia's biggest bonanza yet The adoption of artificial intelligence is rocketing in Australia, creating massive demand for infrastructure that will deliver jobs and economic...
PerthNowby Ahmad Mantash7 Sept 2026
Twelve killed as Israel strikes Lebanese village At least 12 people have died, including two children, following Israeli airstrikes on a southern Lebanese village, according to Lebanon's Health...
ABC News Australia7 Sept 2026
In short: Two children are among those killed in the latest strikes on Lebanon which Israel says were targeting targeting Hezbollah militants.
ABC News Australia7 Sept 2026
In short: Russia has ordered Germany's consulate in Saint Petersburg to close in retaliation for a similar move by Germany.
ABC News Australia7 Sept 2026
In short: The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has warned artificial intelligence poses an "existential" risk to humanity in an address to a council in Geneva.
PerthNowby Emma Farge7 Sept 2026
AI could pose existential risk to humanity: UN chief UN rights chief Volker Turk has warned that artificial intelligence could pose a threat to humanity, and pledged to press AI firms to reduce...
top 38%