Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Small-town chef’s affair ends in rival’s death
PerthNowby Steve Zemek·16d ago
An affair, fixation and a hunting knife: How a small-town affair ended in tragedy A NSW small town chef who fatally stabbed a man on his property in a tragic culmination of an extra-marital affair...
Fagan's future undecided as Lions focus on making grand final history
ABC News Australia·16d ago
Chris Fagan will again wait until after the grand final to confirm his future as he stands poised to join one of AFL coaching's most select clubs.
Standing room only as AFL Grand Final parade kicks off
ABC News Australiaby Judd Boaz and Keira Proust·17d ago
The threat of rain did little to deter footy fans from swarming Melbourne Park, as the AFL Grand Final parade rolled past the MCG.
Australians urged to get free flu jab as season peaks later than usual
ABC News Australiaby Georgie Hewson·17d ago
Spring has sprung but influenza cases are now only reaching their peak in Australia during a longer flu season than usual.
Accused killer cop faked cancer, arm amputation: friend
PerthNowby Alex Mitchell·17d ago
Accused killer cop faked cancer, arm amputation: friend Beau Lamarre-Condon is accused of "guilt-tripping" a close friend into using her phone and faking a cancer diagnosis to his ex-partner months...
How slow to detect cyber breaches exposed
PerthNowby Blair Jackson·17d ago
Government 36 times slower to detect data breach than private sector Government departments are 36 times slower to detect a data breach than the private sector, information provided under the...
Rare placenta-crossing infections triple risk of autism in children
New Atlasby Mike McRae·17d ago
Suspicions of a link between extremely rare congenital infections and the development of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have been supported by a massive new study led by scientists from the...
What scares 'Argentina's Mary Shelley'? Australian suburbia at night
ABC News Australiaby Alana Calvert·17d ago
It takes quite a lot to frighten the queen of Latin American gothic horror. Yet one night as Mariana Enriquez left her local cinema for the short walk home, she was terrified.
Cop faked cancer in 1600-word text: court
PerthNowby Clareese Packer·17d ago
Alleged killer Beau Lamarre-Condon ‘faked cancer’ in text after break-up with Ch10 journo, jury told A friend of alleged killer Beau Lamarre-Condon has told a jury he guilt-tripped her into letting...
For so long an underdog, front-running Freo ready to claim first flag
ABC News Australiaby Sean Lawson and Cody Atkinson·17d ago
Thu, 3 Sept, 8:10 pm, Final score, Dockers 40, Hawks 72 Football fans unite in glory, but the bonds of fandom are often forged in failure.
16-sec stackable camp box jumping-jacks into a solo or group cookery
New Atlasby C.C. Weiss·17d ago
Nearly two years ago, we took a look at the Brio Kitchen Box that was running on Kickstarter at the time.
The painful invisibility • Jaser AbuMousa
Inside Storyby Administrator·17d ago
A few days ago I spent some an hour on the phone with a friend in Gaza. Before the war, our conversations were a kind of luxury.
Brits swoon over Jacob Elordi lookalikes at uni contest
PerthNowby Zach Margolius·17d ago
Cinema-goers have not been able to avoid Aussie hunk Jacob Elordi on screen in recent years, yet students at a UK university were seeing far more of him as a college-led lookalike competition...
Teen fights for life after fatal bus crash
PerthNowby Alexandra Feiam·17d ago
Teenage boy fights for life after fatal Yarra Ranges bus crash A teenage boy remains in a critical condition after a horror bus crash in Victoria’s Yarra Ranges that killed one woman and injured...
Tasmanian Liberals to have conscience vote on banning conversion practices
ABC News Australiaby Loretta Lohberger·17d ago
In short: A Tasmanian Greens bill to ban conversion practices, which are attempts to suppress or convert a person's gender or sexual identity, is expected to be debated in parliament this year.
Original Wallace & Gromit puppets auctioned to raise funds for 'emerging filmmakers'
ABC News Australiaby Tessa Flemming·17d ago
In short: Pieces from nearly every Aardman production in its 50-year history have gone up for auction. A puppet of infamous Wallace & Gromit nemesis, Feathers McGraw, sold for £56,700 ($106,884).
Curious Kids: does music affect how plants grow?
The Conversation Australiaby Lily Whelehan, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation, The University of Queensland·17d ago
How does the type of music affect plants growth? – Thomas, 14, Auckland, New Zealand When I’m in the lab studying my plants, I love to listen to music.
Could German history repeat itself? • Klaus Neumann
Inside Storyby Administrator·17d ago
The Federal Republic of Germany, it seems, has entered uncharted territory. Only once before has its dominant postwar political force, the Christian Democratic Union, won less than 10 per cent of...
Viral squishy toy trend putting children in hospital with burns
ABC News Australiaby Liana Walker·17d ago
In short: Viral squishy toy microwave stunts driven by social media are resulting in children suffering severe burns.
Aussies who suffer most from rate hikes
PerthNowby Blair Jackson·17d ago
Standard rate hike ‘immediately’ crushes home ownership by 5 per cent, study suggests New analysis shows younger households with less income are hit with the largest decline in home ownership after...
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