Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer15 Sept 2026
AFP chief calls for national ‘conversation’ amid drug-fuelled gang violence Innocents are being shot dead on Australian streets because of the country’s “insatiable appetite” for drugs, Australian...
Inside Storyby Administrator15 Sept 2026
After home affairs minister Tony Burke postponed his Press Club speech in early August, the ABC reported he was considering tighter rules for family migration.
ABC News Australiaby Zaarkacha Marlan15 Sept 2026
In short Dusty Langby walked more than 500 kilometres from Warren to Canberra, raising $500,000 for rural healthcare charity Little Wings.
The Conversation Australiaby Denis Muller, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Advancing Journalism, The University of Melbourne15 Sept 2026
It is difficult to read Paul Barry’s The Big Steal without a mounting sense of outrage, not just at the British businessman Sanjeev Gupta, rightly described as a silver-tongued scoundrel, but at...
ABC News Australiaby Mawunyo Gbogbo and Georgie Hewson15 Sept 2026
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards are over for another year, and there was a clear winner. Widow's Bay, described as "weird" by the show's creator, dominated most categories it was nominated for...
PerthNowby Caleb Runciman and Caitlin Vinci15 Sept 2026
Damien Shaw: Police say mum of kids found dead in Bali murder-suicide too traumatised to speak WARNING: DISTRESSING DETAILS The mother who raised the alarm before her two children and partner were...
PerthNowby Ananda Teresia15 Sept 2026
Search for survivors after ferry capsize in Indonesia Rough seas are hindering Indonesian rescuers as they search for 129 people missing after a passenger ship capsized in the Java Sea three days...
The Conversation Australiaby Vivienne Lewis, Clinical Psychologist and Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of Canberra15 Sept 2026
Sydney Sweeney’s sports advertisement has been widely criticised by women athletes as sexualising athletes’ bodies.
The Conversation Australiaby Joshua Black, Lecturer in Australian Political Studies, University of Canberra15 Sept 2026
Not that long ago, Australians owned many public enterprises and lived behind high tariff walls. The country ran on cheap coal-fired power.
PerthNowby Andrew Hedgman15 Sept 2026
Fugitive developer Jean Nassif denies corruption in fiery Operation Rosny evidence The fugitive developer at the centre of Operation Rosny has launched into an explosive defence of himself...
PerthNowby Andrew Hedgman15 Sept 2026
Jean Nassif to resume evidence at NSW ICAC after explosive first day The fugitive developer at the centre of a major corruption inquiry is expected to return to the witness box on Tuesday after a...
ABC News Australiaby Daniel Keane15 Sept 2026
In short: The fate of 200 "embedded contractors" remains uncertain following the announcement 600 jobs will be slashed with the closure of the Whyalla steelworks' blast furnace.
PerthNowby Liam Beatty15 Sept 2026
Edith Pope, Charlie Tidmarsh: Alleged Melbourne RSL vandals to fight charges Two women accused of vandalising RSL clubs with offensive graffiti on Anzac Day have revealed plans to fight the...
PerthNowby Noah Secomb15 Sept 2026
Labor downplays OpenAI's push to relax copyright rules The government is downplaying calls for creatives to give up their intellectual property without compensation, after a major artificial...
PerthNowby Max Aldred15 Sept 2026
Tough kids bail laws remain with 'adult time' push on A state government will extend strict youth bail laws, as political opponents pitch a controversial "adult crime, adult time" crack-down on...
The Conversation Australiaby Peter Banks, Professor of Conservation Biology, School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Sydney15 Sept 2026
Have you ever found your lawn riddled with holes or heard a little sneeze from your backyard bushes? Those are signs you might have a resident bandicoot.
ABC News Australiaby Brianna Morris-Grant and Ahmed Yussuf15 Sept 2026
An artificial intelligence "kill switch" may be necessary as the technology advances, according to a co-founder of one of the world's largest AI companies.
PerthNowby Adrian Black15 Sept 2026
Shares dip as AI safety fears add to market risks Australia's share market is heading lower, tracking Wall Street slump after artificial intelligence safety fears took wind out of the AI build-out...
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman15 Sept 2026
Surprise downfall for rich state atop economic rankings Queensland has usurped Western Australia at the top of Australia's state economic rankings, as cracks emerge in the resource-rich state's...
PerthNowby Duncan Murray15 Sept 2026
Stefanovic denies 'oppressing' podcast business partner Karl Stefanovic denies conduct oppressing his business partner after their relationship soured and has agreed to buy her out of their...
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