Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
ABC News Australiaby Nick Campton19d ago
Fri, 11 Sept, 7:50 pm, Final score, Rabbitohs 10, Knights 20 If we're ever going to solve that old question about unstoppable forces and immovable objects, the best way might be letting Brian To'o...
New Atlasby Mike McRae19d ago
Computing is a power-hungry resource in today’s world. By 2050, as much as 20% of the electricity consumed by the US commercial sector will be used to crunch numbers.
The Conversation Australiaby Dennis B. Desmond, Lecturer, Cyberintelligence and Cybercrime Investigations, University of the Sunshine Coast19d ago
Earlier this week, the ABC reported a cybersecurity expert hacking a BYD Shark 6 hybrid ute. The expert gained control of the Chinese-made vehicle’s locks, headlights, and audio and video, saying...
PerthNowby Tara Cosoleto19d ago
'Concerning' steps taken by chess pro's alleged stalker A cafe operator who denies stalking a young chess pro for years remains an unacceptable threat of harming her if released, a judge says.
PerthNowby Abe Maddison19d ago
$1 million reward offered for information on Gus Lamont A $1 million reward has been offered for any information about missing toddler Gus Lamont one year after he disappeared from his family's...
ABC News Australiaby Lice Movono and Kyle Evans19d ago
In short Immunity that shields those involved in past military coups from prosecution could be scrapped under proposed changes to Fiji's supreme law.
ABC News Australiaby Sandy Powell19d ago
In short: One of the first responders to the Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy, which killed six, has described in court the "organised chaos" of efforts to save the children.
ABC News Australiaby Josh Duggan19d ago
In short: Tasmanian public service workers have left in tears after meetings where they were informed about job cuts, often without being given details, a union says.
ABC News Australiaby Brad Ryan19d ago
Scores of the world's most powerful people have gathered in New York for the UN's annual leader summit.
PerthNowby Liz Lee and Yimou Lee19d ago
Taiwan, human rights are 'red lines' for China Taiwan and human rights are "red lines" for China that cannot be crossed, the country's ambassador to the US has, striking a firm tone ahead of this...
ABC News Australiaby Jake Evans19d ago
In short: The Coalition would cancel offshore wind zones, scrap climate laws for heavy industry and car makers, and attempt to lift the ban on nuclear if it wins power.
PerthNowby Derek Rose19d ago
Mining sector keeps local shares from sinking into red The mining and resource sector is holding up the local bourse, keeping it on track for its third straight session of very modest gains.
The Conversation Australiaby Adrienne Matthys, Casual Academic (Gerontology and Human Services) and Research Assistant, Charles Sturt University19d ago
What do Australians with dementia think about voluntary assisted dying? Until recently, no researchers had thought to ask. Our two small studies change that.
PerthNowby David Hannant19d ago
Police announce $1m reward in search for 4yo Gus Lamont Police are now offering a $1m reward for information on the disappearance of four-year-old Gus Lamont.
PerthNowby Kristin Shorten19d ago
Gus Lamont: Record reward announced for information days ahead of anniversary of little boy’s disappearance A record $1 million reward has been offered for information that helps police find...
ABC News Australiaby Jamie McKinnell19d ago
In short: The NSW Supreme Court is hearing evidence from friends of Jesse Baird in the Beau Lamarre-Condon murder trial on Wednesday.
ABC News Australiaby Paddy Manning and Rebecca Trigger19d ago
In short: The former premier of WA, Mark McGowan, is tipped as a potential appointee to the Southern Cross Media board, following a merger with Kerry Stokes' Seven West Media.
PerthNowby Rex Martinich19d ago
Bribery accused denies link to wife's death overseas The first man charged under new foreign bribery laws has denied having anything to do with his wife's death overseas.
ABC News Australiaby Courtney Withers19d ago
The trouble-plagued City of Perth, which is under investigation by the local government watchdog amid ongoing governance concerns, has sacked its chief executive officer.
Inside Storyby Administrator19d ago
The sociology of education got off to a flying start in the 1950s and 1960s: against the prevailing assumption that kids got on well or badly at school according to their “ability,” sociology...
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