Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Ukraine seeks details, Trump says energy attacks to end
PerthNowby Staff Writers·14 Sept 2026
Ukraine seeks details, Trump says energy attacks to end Ukraine is ready to halt strikes on Russia if its partners ensure that Russoa will refrain from hitting Ukrainian energy facilities...
Are jumping castles safe? An amusement ride safety expert explains
ABC News Australiaby David Eager·14 Sept 2026
On Saturday, five children were hospitalised after two separate incidents in which jumping castles were lifted into the air by high winds.
What Whyalla's closure means for domestic steelmaking
PerthNowby Duncan Murray·14 Sept 2026
What Whyalla's closure means for domestic steelmaking Australia faces a long road to re-establishing its domestic steel industry following the sudden closure of the Whyalla blast furnace.
The RBA says Aussies are 'furious' about inflation. Many are angrier with the bank
ABC News Australiaby Michael Janda·14 Sept 2026
Bloodletting is an ancient therapy, dating back at least three millennia, and traditionally used to "cure" a range of ills.
Venice faces a looming catastrophe. Is it already too late to stop it?
ABC News Australiaby Anthony Burke·14 Sept 2026
Venice is just over 1,600 years old, so it's quite confronting dealing with the reality that its time may be over in as little as a generation or two.
Australia needs AI 'early warning system', cyber security chief says
ABC News Australiaby Cam Wilson·14 Sept 2026
In short: Abigail Bradshaw has called for Australian organisations to use AI to defend themselves and share warnings with each other about emerging threats.
They're the hottest 2027 ticket but why are Radiohead such a big deal?
ABC News Australiaby Al Newstead·14 Sept 2026
Spare a thought this week for Australian fans heading into a ticketing frenzy to rival Taylor Swift and Oasis.
Everything about the forthcoming Tesla Roadster is utterly delusional
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal·14 Sept 2026
When it was first revealed all the way back in 2017, the Tesla Roadster 2.0 prototype seemed completely ridiculous.
Hanson targets student 'visa hoppers' as backlog swells
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman·14 Sept 2026
Hanson targets student 'visa hoppers' as backlog swells One Nation's plan to slash Australia's international student intake could clear the massive backlog of temporary visa applicants clogging the...
Alleged victim worried Jones could 'destroy people'
PerthNowby Adelaide Lang·14 Sept 2026
Alleged victim worried Jones could 'destroy people' A prominent athlete who was allegedly indecently assaulted by Alan Jones says he was worried about offending the talkback titan because "he could...
Military hits 25-year high as recruits boost numbers
PerthNowby Tess Ikonomou·14 Sept 2026
Military hits 25-year high as recruits boost numbers Thousands of recruits have pushed the Australian Defence Force to its biggest size in a quarter of a century, as tensions rise in the...
Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish leaders unite in push to leave UK
ABC News Australia·14 Sept 2026
In short: The first ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have held a joint press conference declaring their right to choose whether to remain in the UK.
Hope for worried parents after toddler's tragic death
PerthNowby Tom Wark·14 Sept 2026
Hope for worried parents after toddler's tragic death Healthcare failures and parental advocacy in hospitals will be under the spotlight in a coroner's findings into a toddler's tragic death.
Trump says a 'high IQ president' is the only guardrail AI needs
ABC News Australiaby Brad Ryan·14 Sept 2026
Donald Trump has aggressively pushed back on calls to regulate AI development in the US, claiming there is a "sick conspiracy" against the technology.
Putin’s border drone strikes show ‘desperation’, NATO chief says
ABC News Australia·14 Sept 2026
In short: NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte says Russian drone strikes near the Ukraine-Poland border show Moscow's growing desperation.
Ford's extended-range Bronco Basecamp adds integrated micro glamping
New Atlasby Utkarsh Sood·14 Sept 2026
Some Ford names come with a fair amount of reputation to live up to. Mustang. GT40. F-150. And, of course, the Bronco – which has built its reputation as a rugged, body-on-frame off-roader that...
Trump insists United States has tools to keep AI safe
PerthNowby Staff Writers·14 Sept 2026
Trump insists United States has tools to keep AI safe US President Donald Trump says the United States already has guardrails in place to regulate and prosecute AI companies, appearing to play down...
Iran protests as nuclear chief is blocked from meeting
PerthNowby Staff Writers·14 Sept 2026
Iran protests as nuclear chief is blocked from meeting The United States has blocked Iran's nuclear chief from attending a United Nations atomic watchdog meeting in Vienna by opposing an exemption...
Acer's 60-Hz color ePaper monitor loses glare and blue light
New Atlasby Monica J. White·14 Sept 2026
Acer's new EP130K brings ePaper out of the e-reader and onto the desk, pairing a paper-like 13.3-inch panel with touch, color, and a surprisingly quick refresh rate.
Author reveals 'blood-chilling' experience in haunted farmhouse
PerthNowby BANG - Entertainment News·14 Sept 2026
Author reveals 'blood-chilling' experience in haunted farmhouse An author has opened up about her "absolutely blood-chillingly terrifying" experience of moving into a haunted farmhouse.
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