Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Perth is now the only capital without a major writers' festival
ABC News Australiaby Emma Wynne·19d ago
In 2024, the long-running Perth writers' festival announced it would be taking a break in 2025, coming back with a refreshed event in early 2026. That never happened.
PM boosts calls for global AI response after US hack
PerthNowby Andrew Brown·19d ago
PM boosts calls for global AI response after US hack AI agents being able to hack into US government websites is further proof countries need to work together on safeguards, the prime minister...
Who is Jensen Huang, the AI boss Trump calls at night?
ABC News Australiaby Echo Hui·19d ago
Before the world knew his name, Jensen Huang had already become one of the most influential figures in artificial intelligence (AI) development.
Number of Qld children known to child safety who died up 60 pc
ABC News Australiaby Sarah Richards·19d ago
In short: Ninety-one children known to child protection services died in the last financial year, up 59.6 per cent from the previous year.
US judges say their jobs are getting more dangerous under Trump
ABC News Australiaby Elissa Fitzgerald·19d ago
In returning Donald Trump to the White House, MAGA faithful wanted to see change. The president-elect was keen to oblige.
Rise of Tasmanian Devils, JackJumpers leads to sports academy
ABC News Australiaby Selina Bryan·19d ago
In short: Tasmania's sports sector is creating jobs at a scale not previously seen. The Tasmanian Academy of Leadership and Sport will create an education and training pathway through a partnership...
‘Complex’: Cops probe crash that killed officer
PerthNowby Jack Nivison·19d ago
Charges not ruled out by NSW Police after 20yo constable Mia Lay killed in high-speed crash Questions remain around whether a 24-year-old police constable, who was at the wheel of a patrol car...
Australia not alone as OpenAI agents hacked other websites
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong and Cam Wilson·20d ago
In short: OpenAI says dozens of third parties have been affected by autonomous agents bypassing security controls or otherwise negatively impacting their systems.
Wedged glass & huge wings: Saudi Arabia's 1st EV brand makes a stir
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal·20d ago
Saudi Arabia has been quietly building an electric vehicle brand for the last four years, and it's just revealed the first cars from its portfolio. Take a look at the Ceer Exobot sedan and SUV.
Beloved children's author Andy Griffiths immortalised with sculpture
ABC News Australiaby Lish Fejer·20d ago
In short: One of Australia's most-loved children's authors, Andy Griffiths, has been recognised in a sculpture called Andy Andy.
Live: Weather woes ahead of AFL grand final as Lions and Dockers chase history
ABC News Australiaby Kyle Pollard and Andrew McGarry·20d ago
Thu, 3 Sept, 8:10 pm, Final score, Dockers 40, Hawks 72 live AFL grand final live: Flight delays in Brisbane as Melbourne weather causes issues for Lions and Dockers clash The AFL season comes to a...
Flags go up ahead of challenging lifesaving season
PerthNowby John Kidman·20d ago
Flags go up ahead of challenging lifesaving season Thousands of volunteer lifesavers are hitting the sand ahead of what experts fear could be one of their most difficult summers on record.
Innocent kelpie’s horrific hatchet attack
PerthNowby David Hannant·20d ago
Innocent kelpie suffers horrific hatchet attack, found at South Australian golf course Zara the kelpie was handed one of the most heartbreaking starts to life imaginable.
Gorgeous leather-trimmed camper breaks out of its aluminum cube
New Atlasby C.C. Weiss·20d ago
Like something of a squarer Dutch answer to the ageless Airstream, Lume emerged in 2018 with a very stylish aluminum-shelled trailer of its own.
Will Australia become AI’s copyright-busting safe haven? • Karen Middleton
Inside Storyby Administrator·20d ago
Three hours into last Friday’s hearing of the parliamentary inquiry examining artificial intelligence, Nationals senator Ross Cadell asked a straightforward question about copyright.
Verdict in as Radley learns his grand final fate
PerthNowby Martin Gabor·20d ago
Victor Radley avoids grand final ban as the Roosters seek an exemption for Connor Watson to play Roosters star Victor Radley is free to play in next week’s NRL Grand Final after the aggressive lock...
Did you know that cat bites or scratches can be deadly?
ABC News Australiaby Crystal McKay·20d ago
In short: Being bitten or struck by a cat is a common reason for hospitalisation in Australia. A GP says anyone bitten or scratched by a feline should immediately wash the wound with soap and cold...
ADF retires attack helicopter fleet to make way for Apaches
ABC News Australiaby Tilda Colling·20d ago
In short: The Australian Army will retire the use of the Tiger Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter. The 1st Aviation Regiment have farewelled the fleet with a flyover in Darwin. What's next?
Fake TV police station fuels outback town's plea for real thing
ABC News Australiaby Daniel Holmes·20d ago
In short: The new thriller Two Birds has been filming in Western Australia's Goldfields, with a fake police station set up in Boulder.
Jay-Z, Diddy rape accuser recants her allegations
PerthNowby Lisa Richwine·20d ago
Jay-Z, Diddy rape accuser recants her allegations A woman who accused musician Jay-Z of rape in a 2024 lawsuit has recanted her claim and saysshe never met the billionaire rapper.
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