Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
ABC News Australiaby Mazoe Ford and Syan Vallance12 Sept 2026
The last time Mira Lozi spoke to her husband, Rami Naimi, as a free man was nine years ago, as he was wrapping up a trip to Australia. "He was extremely happy; he was on a high.
ABC News Australiaby Patrick Martin12 Sept 2026
He is the former rapper that rose to become Nepal's prime minister with massive gen Z support. Now Balendra Shah and his new government are grappling with one of the worst disasters the country has...
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong12 Sept 2026
The dividing line in Australia's next big fight over the internet is not whether online harm exists, but who gets to define it.
ABC News Australiaby Alicia Bridges, Rhiannon Stevens, Cath Adams, Sharon Gordon, and Keana Naughton12 Sept 2026
For two decades, police pursued a central theory about who killed German backpacker Simone Strobel. After their suspect was finally charged with murder, that theory began to crumble.
ABC News Australiaby Amy Greenbank and Lin Lin12 Sept 2026
From decrepit units to sprawling estates: Unravelling the family wealth of Bathla's founders A rundown unit above a row of shuttered shops in Greystanes is where Bathla founder Bhart Bhushan lives...
ABC News Australiaby Tim Swanston12 Sept 2026
The lush mountainous rainforests of West Kalimantan are a crucial habitat for critically endangered Bornean orangutans, but they are now the epicentre of Indonesia's catastrophic fire season.
ABC News Australiaby Gavin McGrath12 Sept 2026
Regional Victoria's winsome waterfalls may lack the sheer size and grandeur of those of the Congo River, the Zambezi, or the Niagara.
ABC News Australiaby Lauren Roberts12 Sept 2026
Identical twins Nicole and Amanda Campbell may look and sound alike, but that's where the similarities end. "Amanda and I have very different personalities," Nicole says.
ABC News Australiaby Rhiannon Stevens12 Sept 2026
As we build more homes to tackle the housing crisis some worry trees will become collateral damage. But as our climate changes, isn't now the time we need trees most?
PerthNowby Duncan Murray12 Sept 2026
Shark drones make for a safer summer but no guarantees Before last summer, Australians often perceived shark predation as an out-of-sight, out-of-mind risk endemic to remote communities.
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal12 Sept 2026
I've never really been one to carry around a power bank often, mostly because of the added bulk. BMX sent over one that's sorted this issue, and given me a bit more peace of mind about it too.
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon12 Sept 2026
Perth’s walk for a cause brings hope to families impacted by mitochondrial disease, WA clinical trial begins For thousands of Australians living with mitochondrial disease, the Bloody Long Walk is...
PerthNowby Michael Palmer12 Sept 2026
Let there be light: call to install lighting along Perth riverfront One of the main entries to the Perth CBD could become an avenue of light under a plan to light up more than 500 trees on the...
PerthNowby Staff Writers12 Sept 2026
Anthropic CEO urges AI firms to slow development Anthropic boss Dario Amodei has called on artificial intelligence companies to moderate the rate at which they advance model capabilities amid...
PerthNowby Staff Writers12 Sept 2026
Uganda buries ex-boy-king, succession battle begins Uganda's King Oyo Nyimba, who was once the world's youngest monarch, has been buried amid an acrimonious succession dispute that has rocked the...
PerthNowby Staff Writers12 Sept 2026
Trump triggers row by backing a united Ireland Donald Trump has triggered a diplomatic row after backing a united Ireland during a visit to Dublin.
PerthNowby Sam Tabahriti and William James12 Sept 2026
Farage's UK party lands second record donation Cryptocurrency billionaire Christopher Harborne has donated £36 million ($A68 million) to Britain's anti-immigration Reform UK, matching an already...
PerthNowby Humeyra Pamuk, Simon Lewis and Matt Spetalnick12 Sept 2026
Houthi advance in Yemen puts the US in a new bind A lightning offensive by the Iran-aligned Houthis has put the militants in a position to control a crucial Middle East waterway, creating a major...
New Atlasby Utkarsh Sood12 Sept 2026
For years, the US has had the Mustang. Britain, meanwhile, has had rather more trouble keeping its great sports-car names alive.
ABC News Australia12 Sept 2026
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he is willing to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 Summit in Miami in December.
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