Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
ABC News Australiaby Chloe Henville16d ago
In short: Geraldton is set to receive the Midwest's first off-road ambulance van in October. It follows a year of advocacy from the family of a teenager who was paralysed after an accident on sand...
PerthNowby Stephanie Gardiner16d ago
Highway pay phone rings in national treasure status Under furious orange skies and plumes of bushfire smoke, locals and tourists lined up at a pay phone to talk to family and friends or check-in on...
PerthNowby Raphael Satter, Anthony Deutsch and Andrew Goudsward16d ago
Dutch 'reformed hacker' arrested in ShinyHunters probe A Dutch man whose journey from cybercriminal to reformed security professional was widely covered in the international media has been arrested...
PerthNowby Eleanor Wilson16d ago
Young constable, slain Victorian officers memorialised A 20-year-old constable killed during a pursuit will be honoured alongside Victorian officers murdered at a rural property, as part of annual...
PerthNowby Ellie Ng17d ago
Part of London's Oxford Street to be pedestrianised A stretch of Oxford Street will be pedestrianised from next month, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan says.
ABC News Australiaby Victoria Pengilley17d ago
In short: An Australian man reported missing in Cambodia has been abducted by Vietnamese authorities, colleagues say.
The Conversation Australiaby Adrian Beaumont, Election Analyst (Psephologist) at The Conversation; and Honorary Associate, School of Mathematics and Statistics, The University of Melbourne17d ago
Six weeks out from the November 7 election, the latest 1News Verian poll (conducted September 23–27 from a sample of 1,004 voters) recorded a fall for the major parties and gains for most minors: -...
ABC News Australiaby Molly Paynter17d ago
In short: Visitors to a fragile central Victorian landscape are heading off designated paths and damaging the site.
ABC News Australia17d ago
In short: A prosecutor's investigation has been relaunched into allegations a woman gang-raped at a Cornell University fraternity in 2024.
ABC News Australiaby Joshua Boscaini17d ago
live Federal politics live: Canavan says rate hike could be 'straw that breaks the camel's back' Matt Canavan says a further interest rate hike could be the "straw that breaks the camel's back" for...
PerthNowby Paige Fryer17d ago
Number of Australians keeping old smartphones doubles amid rising device costs Australians are keeping their phones for longer as the price of new devices continues to climb, with some of the...
New Atlasby Utkarsh Sood17d ago
There’s a particular category of motorcycle that exists somewhere between a proper dirt bike and something you’d expect to find leaning against a teenager’s garage wall.
ABC News Australiaby Josh Brine and Becc Bird17d ago
In short: Women in SA's south-east have gathered at a forum to discuss the gaps in perinatal care in the region.
ABC News Australiaby Leah MacLennan17d ago
On September 28, 2016, no-one knew the entire state of South Australia would be plunged into darkness, but everyone knew a massive storm was on the way.
PerthNowby Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson17d ago
Counting the cost: tool estimates fossil fuel impacts Emissions from coal, oil and gas projects will be translated into extreme heat, rising seas, poverty, and coral loss on the Great Barrier Reef...
PerthNowby Stephanie Gardiner17d ago
Mass drownings spike ahead of summer's 'perfect storm' A family sets out on a country drive, a group of mates embark on a boat trip, or a couple go on a quiet coastal walk.
PerthNowby Staff Writers17d ago
Russia has launched fresh mobilisation drive: Zelenskiy Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says Russia has begun a new mobilisation drive.
ABC News Australiaby Coco Veldkamp and Eden Hynninen17d ago
In short: Families reuniting with their biological children need better support, foster care experts say.
The Conversation Australiaby Alina Kozlovski, Senior Lecturer in Digital Innovation (Ancient History and Archaeology), University of New England17d ago
Ancient Rome is very used to being looked at. We see versions of it everywhere: in films and TV series, in school syllabi, and in contemporary politics.
The Conversation Australiaby Sascha Nanlohy, Honorary Associate, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Sydney; Australian National University17d ago
On the eve of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave a speech. Several things stood out.
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