Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Resident Evil keeps coming back from the dead
ABC News Australiaby Velvet Winter·16 Sept 2026
Welcome to Cheat Sheet, where we give you all the intel you need about iconic shows and films. In honour of its new addition, this time we're looking at the beloved zombie game and film franchise...
Jacinda Ardern never expected to have to pick her walkout music
ABC News Australiaby Katherine Smyrk·16 Sept 2026
When Jacinda Ardern decided to run for prime minister of Aotearoa/New Zealand in 2017, she knew there would be a lot of surprising moments. But there was one she hadn't anticipated.
COVID vaccines no longer free for many Australians from next month
ABC News Australiaby Lauren Roberts·16 Sept 2026
For the past five-and-a-half years, vaccines against SARS‑CoV‑2, the virus that causes COVID-19, have been free for everyone living in Australia. But that's about to change.
EU opens door for Canada associate member status
PerthNowby Staff Writers·16 Sept 2026
EU opens door for Canada associate member status European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says she wants to open the door to Canada becoming the EU's first "associate member" in a push to...
Golf growth continues as WA records most female members
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·16 Sept 2026
WA golf community above par with female participation as local clubs launch first women programs Perth resident Cassie Fletcher had never picked up a real golf club a year ago, but she is now part...
Matagarup Bridge to become kitchen
PerthNowby Michael Palmer·16 Sept 2026
Businesses leaders challenged to swap boardrooms for kitchens to help needy in OzHarvest CEO CookOff Matagarup Bridge over the Swan River will be transformed into a giant kitchen and restaurant...
Almost 90 actions identified after child safeguarding review
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon·16 Sept 2026
Child safeguarding review reveals ‘long way to go’ for WA’s largest local government as 89 actions identified Stirling mayor has admitted there is still a “long way to go” on child safeguarding...
New $2.5m childcare centre approved despite public objection
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·16 Sept 2026
New childcare centre will be built on long-vacant residential block in Stirling, against public feedback A $2.5 million childcare centre has been approved on a suburban Nollamara block that has sat...
Elizabeth Quay lighting up after dark with family water show
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·16 Sept 2026
Elizabeth Quay to be lit up with free water show bringing Noongar artist’s drawings to life When the sun sets on Elizabeth Quay this spring, the popular waterway will light up with a free family...
Debut Perth writer shortlisted for prestigious State award
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·16 Sept 2026
Claremont writer named Hungerford Award finalist for debut manuscript calling for wildlife protection Claremont ecologist Greg Taylor didn’t plan to write a novel, but a passion for preserving...
Detailed plans for new Royal Perth Hospital ED revealed
PerthNowby Laura Pond·16 Sept 2026
New Royal Perth Hospital emergency department to take shape as WAPC approves detailed plans Ambulance bays will be split across two floors at Royal Perth Hospital’s new emergency department, which...
Inner-suburban tennis club seeks liquor licence
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·16 Sept 2026
Peppermint Grove Tennis Club seeking liquor licence from local shire to improve social events Peppermint Grove Tennis Club could soon start selling alcohol to provide a better social experience for...
Late-arriving migration shake-up sparks business alarm
PerthNowby Will Nicholas·16 Sept 2026
Late-arriving migration shake-up sparks business alarm Restricting foreign students' entitlements, tweaking bridging visas and lubricating a clogged system would be welcome first steps of any...
Crackdown starts on 'insidious' parent financial abuse
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young·16 Sept 2026
Crackdown starts on 'insidious' parent financial abuse Single parents will soon be able to recover unpaid child support from former partners more quickly, in a move that will reduce a common form...
Businesses scramble for staff as migration cuts loom
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman·16 Sept 2026
Businesses scramble for staff as migration cuts loom Job ads in the tourism and construction sectors have surged, revealing the labour market is getting tighter even as the government prepares...
Smarter, younger, fewer: the coming migration overhaul
PerthNowby Will Nicholas·16 Sept 2026
Smarter, younger, fewer: the coming migration overhaul WHAT MIGRATION CHANGES WILL BE ANNOUNCED? * New strategies to help bring net overseas migration down from about 300,000 people in 2025 to...
Dyson does a toothbrush – with a built-in camera and water flosser
New Atlasby Maryna Holovnova·16 Sept 2026
We all know how crucial oral hygiene is for our overall health. The rules are very straightforward: brush twice a day, for at least two minutes, and don’t skip flossing.
At least 20 dead, including children, as war-damaged building collapses in Gaza
ABC News Australia·16 Sept 2026
In short: At least 20 people are dead and dozens more missing after a building collapsed in Gaza.
English village votes to leave the UK over migrant plan
PerthNowby Staff Writers·16 Sept 2026
English village votes to leave the UK over migrant plan A tiny English village has voted to leave the United Kingdom as a symbolic protest against government plans to house up to 1200 asylum...
A-frame tiny house makes room for a family of four
New Atlasby Adam Williams·16 Sept 2026
The A-frame Bunkhouse is designed for a good time, not a long time. The tiny house features an extra-wide layout that’s arranged on one floor and sleeps a family of up to four people in comfort on...
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