Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Major AI company Anthropic signs deal to use $32b Queensland data centre
ABC News Australiaby Alex Brewster and Grace Nakamura·28d ago
In short: AI company Anthropic has signed an agreement to use part of a $32 billion data centre proposed for a site on Queensland's Western Downs.
Unpacking the 12 days that threw Ed Sheeran's tour into chaos
ABC News Australiaby Georgie Hewson·28d ago
Ed Sheeran's upcoming shows look to have no support acts after the remaining openers, and a touring band he shares songs with, pulled out in solidarity with Macklemore after he was removed from...
Commissioner says system 'failing' amid reports kids living alone in squalor
ABC News Australiaby Callum Liddelow and Nadia Mitsopoulos·28d ago
Reports more than a dozen children, including some as young as five, had been living unsupervised in squalid conditions have prompted WA's Children's Commissioner to declare the safety nets to...
Families desperate days after Indonesia ferry capsized
PerthNowby Awaluddin Jalil and Ananda Teresia·28d ago
Families desperate days after Indonesia ferry capsized Desperation and frustration are growing among families of the 129 people still missing following the capsizing of a ship in Indonesia's Java...
Emergency warning downgraded as crews bring Top End blaze under control
ABC News Australiaby Jason Walls and Gemma Ferguson·28d ago
In short: Bushfires Northern Territory has downgraded an emergency warning for a fire at Stockwell Road in Blackmore, south of Darwin, to an advice level.
Breaking: Emergency warning for fire at Blackmore, west of Berry Springs
ABC News Australia·28d ago
Authorities have issued an emergency warning for a fire at Stockwell Road in Blackmore, west of Berry Springs, advising anyone who is unprepared to leave now.
State passes tough new booze rules
PerthNowby David Hannant·28d ago
South Australia passes tough new booze laws following DV inquiry An Aussie state has passed tough new rules on alcohol following a major inquiry into domestic violence.
Hanson’s personal attacks and offensive comments are straight out of the populist playbook. But they come with risks
The Conversation Australiaby Josh Sunman, Associate Lecturer in Public Policy, Flinders University·28d ago
The latest round of media attention on One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has focused on a string of controversial comments she has made, two of which were very personal in nature, and all of which...
Hero rats tasked with detecting contaminated soil
PerthNowby Catherine Bouris·28d ago
Hero rats tasked with detecting contaminated soil Landmine-detecting rats could be used to detect contaminated soil, saving communities from devastating effects including vegetation loss and health...
Family visas for foreign students targeted in migration crackdown
ABC News Australiaby Jane Norman·28d ago
In short: Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is on the verge of unveiling changes designed to ensure Labor meets its migration targets.
Police investigate sand dunes death of Mackay mother
ABC News Australiaby Liam McNally·28d ago
Police are trying to fill in the last four days of Payge Leembruggen's life after her body was found at a Mackay beach.
Attrition-tolerant Wildfire combat drone brings mass firepower
New Atlasby David Szondy·28d ago
General Atomics has unveiled its proposal for the next generation of Medium-Altitude, Long-Endurance (MALE) drones in the form of its Wildfire Uncrewed Aircraft System (UAS).
The US says it has launched ‘space control weapons’. It plays into the hands of its enemies
The Conversation Australiaby Cassandra Steer, Chief Executive Officer, Australasian Centre for Space Governance; Associate Expert, National Security College, Australian National University·28d ago
US Air Force Secretary Troy Meink this week announced the United States has deployed what he called “on-orbit space control weapons”.
Australia urged to engage with Taliban without normalising regime
PerthNowby NewsWire·28d ago
Australia should engage with Taliban but not risk ‘normalisation’, expert says Australia is being urged to engage with the de facto Taliban government in Afghanistan but to not let it “quietly...
Where have all the British backpackers gone?
ABC News Australiaby Kristy Sexton-McGrath·28d ago
For generations of young Britons, Australia came with an unwritten itinerary. Arrive in Sydney. Find a hostel.
The Jim Henson Company reminds us even the synthetic can be joyous and beautiful and beloved
The Conversation Australiaby James Lachlan Dwyer, PhD Researcher in Human-Robot Interaction, Queensland University of Technology·28d ago
And after arriving at Make, Believe, Magic: The Worlds of The Jim Henson Company at QAGOMA, I’ll admit, I was a little disappointed.
China-maxxing at the end of history • Inside Story
Inside Storyby Administrator·28d ago
Are you at a very Chinese time in your life? Or is there more to “becoming Chinese” than buying a Labubu doll, drinking warm water, hopping into a BYD electric car or even joining a group of...
Former spy chief says media failed to report widely on antisemitism
ABC News Australiaby Erin Handley·28d ago
In short: A former leader of Australia's intelligence service says the media dropped the ball when it came to coverage of antisemitic incidents after the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel.
'Complete bastard': premier wants more jail for killer
PerthNowby Max Aldred and Stephanie Gardiner·28d ago
'Complete bastard': premier wants more jail for killer Pressure is mounting for prosecutors to appeal a murderer's jail term, with a state leader declaring two decades is not enough.
‘Unforgivable’: Concerns after fatal pothole crash
PerthNowby Blair Jackson·28d ago
Expert warns Australia’s road repair methods are failing after fatal Victorian pothole crash Australia’s long-held fallback method for fixing potholes is becoming less and less effective with...
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