Noisy, bulky, thirsty: suburbs join war on data centres
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman19d ago
Noisy, bulky, thirsty: suburbs join war on data centres In Melbourne's outer suburbs, residents fear Australia's democracy and sovereignty is at threat.
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top 45%Open-air sky gardens bring 57-story tower to life
New Atlasby Bridget Borgobello19d ago
Vancouver-based firm Revery Architecture, has completed a 57 story residential tower alongside the restoration and expansion of a century-old Gothic Revival church.
Missed birthdays and milestones: Gus Lamont's parents share heartbreak
ABC News Australiaby Evelyn Leckie19d ago
In short: The grief-stricken parents of Gus Lamont, who vanished almost a year ago, have urged anyone to come forward with answers on what happened to their son.
Victorian education department fined $150k after student's fingers severed
ABC News Australiaby Philippe Perez19d ago
In short: The Victorian education department has been fined $150,000 after a Year 10 student severed three fingers while using a guillotine.
Unrest in remote Central Australian community prompts calls for curfew
ABC News Australiaby Grace Atta, Will Regan, Stewart Brash, and Oliver Lee-Young19d ago
In short: Unrest has been ongoing in the remote community of Arlparra since last week, including one incident where around 50 people armed with traditional weapons were fighting in the street.
Elders call for royal commission into Pilbara child protection crisis
ABC News Australiaby Alistair Bates and Ruby Littler19d ago
In short: Aboriginal elders want a royal commission into child protection failures in Western Australia's north.
Canberrans told to direct anger at Trump over nation's most costly fuel
ABC News Australiaby Monte Bovill19d ago
In short: Canberra is the most expensive capital city in the country for motorists to fill up their tanks.
Firearms businesses struggling under Minns government's gun laws
ABC News Australiaby Alexander Lewis19d ago
In short: Local firearms businesses claim they have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in trade since the NSW government's post-Bondi gun laws passed in December.
Ultimate guide to 2026 AFL grand final
PerthNowby Jackson Barnes19d ago
2026 AFL grand final: Everything you need to know heading to Melbourne Thousands of footy fans will make the pilgrimage to Melbourne ahead of the AFL’s grand final clash between the Fremantle...
Aussie rock icon Angry Anderson dies
PerthNowby Emma Kirk19d ago
Aussie rock icon Angry Anderson has died aged 79 Australian rock icon Angry Anderson has died aged 79, just weeks after being hospitalised following a cardiac arrest.
As Australia’s rock ‘n’ roll outlaw, Angry Anderson embodied the appeal and limitations of Oz Rock
The Conversation Australiaby Charlotte Markowitsch, PhD Candidate in Popular Music Studies, RMIT University19d ago
“I’m not a nice boy and I never was,” Angry Anderson sang on Rose Tattoo’s 1978 debut album. It was an effective mission statement for one of Australian rock’s most recognisable vocalists.
Aussie rock icon Angry Anderson dies aged 79
PerthNowby Ella George19d ago
Rose Tattoo lead singer Angry Anderson dies after suffering cardiac arrest Aussie rock icon Gary Stephen “Angry” Anderson has died aged 79, just three weeks after being hospitalised for a cardiac...
What we learnt on the first day of Victoria’s Big Build royal commission
The Conversation Australiaby William Partlett, Associate Professor of Public Law, The University of Melbourne19d ago
Victoria’s Royal Commission into the Integrity of Major Public and Civil Infrastructure Construction Projects met for the first time in public today.
Australian rock legend Angry Anderson dies, aged 79
ABC News Australiaby Melissa Brown19d ago
In short: Rose Tattoo frontman Angry Anderson has died just weeks after being admitted to a hospital in Germany during the Australian rock band's European tour.
Big Four bank issues update after major outage
PerthNowby Ella George19d ago
NAB digital outage affects phone, internet and mobile banking across Australia as researchers warn consumers National Australia Bank services have been “largely restored” following a digital outage...
Shared grief and plea from families of Nepal missing
PerthNowby Catherine Bouris19d ago
Shared grief and plea from families of Nepal missing Families of 35 Australians still missing in Nepal remain desperate for answers, four weeks after devastating floods hit the region.
Less tax for many investors after CGT, negative gearing changes, study finds
ABC News Australiaby David Chau and Ahmed Yussuf19d ago
In short: A study from the e61 Institute has found a narrow majority of housing investors will pay more tax overall under the government's tax changes and 43 per cent will pay less.
Dolly's nephew accused of threatening staff and brand
PerthNowby Hallie Golden19d ago
Dolly's nephew accused of threatening staff and brand Dolly Parton 's estate has accused the country music icon's nephew of threatening to commit violence and destroy his aunt's legacy and business...
Katherine promised new $13.3m levee after town's worst flood in 28 years
ABC News Australiaby Gemma Ferguson and Lara Stimpson19d ago
In short: Residents in the regional Northern Territory town of Katherine have welcomed a $13.3 million government promise to build a new levee following recent devastating floods.
Devastation as groom’s mum and kids die on wedding day
PerthNowby Emily Williams19d ago
Roque Bluffs, Maine: Family devastated as Sharon Bukulmez and grandchildren die in car accident after wedding A man has been left devastated after his mum and two children died on their way home...