Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Will Nicholas8 Sept 2026
Smooth runway for new migrants could unlock gold mines Toxic debate over migration could mean Australia is squandering opportunities to fill critical skills shortages and boost its lacklustre...
PerthNowby Adrian Black8 Sept 2026
Australian shares dip as oil hits seven-week high The Australian share market has fallen as surging oil prices continue to weigh on both investor and consumer confidence, after a public holiday in...
PerthNowby Ella George8 Sept 2026
QLD plane crash: Barambah Organics founder Ian Campbell and daughter confirmed dead in Chambers Flat crash The pilot and passenger of Monday morning’s fiery light aircraft crash in Chambers Flat...
PerthNowby Duncan Murray8 Sept 2026
Longer wait for Koala Park ahead of carbon credits vote A plan to protect koala habitats is again under fire, as a state Green pleads with federal colleagues to back conservation efforts over the...
PerthNowby Melissa Meehan and Allanah Sciberras8 Sept 2026
Reforms blocking Big Build corruption probe under fire Reforms giving greater powers to an anti-corruption commission have come under fire for failing to allow past allegations about contentious...
ABC News Australiaby Claudia Williams8 Sept 2026
Three paedophiles have been charged with dozens of offences in the first eight months of Queensland's public child sex offender register.
PerthNowby Alexandra Feiam8 Sept 2026
Former principal claims she was forced out of job after refusing to participate in Wear It Purple Day A former school principal claims she was forced to resign from her role and ultimately quit...
ABC News Australiaby Laura Pettenuzzo8 Sept 2026
I call my friend Isabel "friendship cupid". To be clear, Isabel is not a cherub, and she doesn't carry a bow and arrow.
ABC News Australiaby Laura Tingle8 Sept 2026
Europe has witnessed a steady series of incursions from the far-right of politics in recent years, from Austria and Hungary to France, the UK and Italy.
The Conversation Australiaby Amy Whitehead, Professor of Sport Psychology and Coaching, Liverpool John Moores University8 Sept 2026
Finals have arrived for many winter sports. For young athletes, that can mean excitement, bigger crowds and games that suddenly feel more important.
PerthNowby Clareese Packer and Paige Fryer8 Sept 2026
More than 500 names kept secret from Ben Roberts-Smith in 4k documents of new evidence: court More than 500 people’s identities have been kept secret in fresh evidence filed against Ben...
The Conversation Australiaby David M Watson, Professor in Ecology, Charles Sturt University8 Sept 2026
From poems to films and books of history, horses feature widely in Australian popular culture. Feral horses, also known as brumbies, are descendants of domesticated horses that now live and breed...
ABC News Australiaby Xanthe Gregory8 Sept 2026
In short: The Hume Highway is shut southbound near Yass after a truck fire. The driver escaped uninjured after his truck caught alight from a suspected mechanical issue.
ABC News Australiaby Annabel Bowles and Tessa Flemming8 Sept 2026
live Live updates: Are you struggling to access basic health care? Australians share their stories Whether you are battling high costs, long distances or stretching waitlists, many Australians have...
ABC News Australiaby Ashleigh Barraclough8 Sept 2026
In short: Tasmania's former chief psychiatrist has avoided further disciplinary action, after he admitted to prescribing schedule eight drugs to his partner.
PerthNowby Andrew Hedgman8 Sept 2026
Red Centre Drive Voucher campaign offers 600 interstate travellers $500 for Central Australia trips Interstate travellers are being offered $500 to hit the highway for the Red Centre in a push to...
ABC News Australiaby Daniela Pizzirani8 Sept 2026
An Amazon cargo jet tore off the runway at Miami International Airport, ploughing through vehicles and erupting into flames in what investigators called "utter devastation".
New Atlasby Mike McRae8 Sept 2026
A restless night doesn’t just make for an irritable day at the office. It can eat away at our recall, making it harder to retain information and learn new skills.
The Conversation Australiaby Pablo Gregorini, Professor of Agricultural Systems, Lincoln University, New Zealand8 Sept 2026
Several chronic diseases – obesity, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and some cancers – have been linked to lifestyle and diets high in calories, based on processed foods and lacking...
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young8 Sept 2026
'Suicide rates would climb' due to veterans' health cap Veteran suicide rates would climb under plans to impose a cap on health care funding, a prominent politician has warned in a blistering...
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