Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Staff Writers16d ago
CNN, MS NOW, Politico ask to extend block on Trump ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico have asked a federal judge late to issue a court order preserving their White House access while they fight US...
PerthNowby Troy de Ruyter16d ago
Florida mother charged after four-year-old son fatally shoots himself with gun from her purse She thought the gun was out of reach.
ABC News Australiaby Dan Condon16d ago
Forty years after its release, John Farnham's Whispering Jack remains one of the most remarkable stories in Australian music history.
Inside Storyby Administrator16d ago
When police arrested him in February 1917, Lesbia Harford’s former lover Guido Baracchi was giving an anti-conscription speech on Melbourne’s Yarra Bank.
The Conversation Australiaby Cameron Parsell, Professor, School of Social Science, The University of Queensland16d ago
We should be pleased the Victorian government has committed to a plan that aims to reduce the extent of rough sleeping in the state.
PerthNowby Laine Clark16d ago
Man rescued, police cars damaged in community unrest A man has been rescued after seeking refuge in a house during a disturbance involving up to 150 people at a remote community.
ABC News Australiaby Jason Katsaras16d ago
In short: Victorian doctors across the state's public system will walk off the job for four hours on Thursday afternoon.
ABC News Australiaby Maddie Nixon16d ago
In short: OpenAI says it wants to "rebuild trust with the Australian people" after an agent hacked into Medicare's Statistics Reporting Service.
PerthNowby Blair Jackson16d ago
Queensland’s Clermont could run out of water, emergency warning issued A Queensland town of 3000 people could run out of water on Tuesday night as the council issues an emergency warning.
ABC News Australiaby Patrick Martin and Xiaoning Mo16d ago
In short: China and the US have pledged reciprocal tariff cuts on $US60 billion worth of goods. Agricultural products, live animals and toys are on the lists.
PerthNowby Hayley Taylor16d ago
Sunrise host Nat Barr grills Treasurer Jim Chalmers over spending ahead of likely rate rise The Treasurer has been grilled over government’s hand in inflation, ahead of an expected rate rise later...
PerthNowby Yesim16d ago
Imposed terms versus independent choice: Why roaming is losing out to travel eSIMs The logic of roaming has barely changed in recent years: home mobile operators still impose predefined tariff...
PerthNowby Steve Zemek16d ago
Ben Roberts-Smith permitted to travel to Canberra after court alters bail Ben Roberts-Smith will be allowed to fly to Canberra to attend an event to commemorate Australia’s involvement in military...
ABC News Australiaby Amy Greenbank16d ago
In short: ICAC hears developer Toplace paid a $134,000 bill for surveillance of former Strathfield mayor Matthew Blackmore.
ABC News Australiaby Penny Burfitt16d ago
In short: Former ABC Classic presenter Margaret Throsby suffered a head injury and broken hip after being hit by an e-bike in the Illawarra last week.
The Conversation Australiaby Sarah Diepstraten, Senior Research Officer, Blood Cells and Blood Cancer Division, WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research)16d ago
Around 12% of the world’s total cancer cases in 2024 were likely caused by an infection, according to new research from the World Health Organization (WHO).
PerthNowby Adrian Black16d ago
Australian shares little changed ahead of rates call Australia's share market is wavering ahead of a widely anticipated interest rate increase, as high oil prices continue to pressure price growth.
PerthNowby Clareese Packer16d ago
‘I think it’s blood’: Greenkeeper allegedly found items belonging to Sydney couple days after their deaths A greenkeeper who allegedly found what looked to be bloodied items along with a watch and...
ABC News Australia16d ago
In short: A major housing developer has walked away from a 1,900-home project in Adelaide's north, leaving the development in the hands of the SA government.
Inside Storyby Administrator16d ago
In 1925 government statistician Charles Wickens — himself the son of migrant parents — likened Australia’s approach to immigration to a boa constrictor and its food.
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