Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Kate Stephenson14d ago
‘Left with no choice’: Jetstar workers to strike at major airports ahead of Grand Final weekend Travel chaos is looming for thousands of Aussies this Grand Final weekend, as Jetstar customer...
ABC News Australiaby Mya Kordic and Mark Gibson14d ago
In short: The Town of Claremont has become one of the first councils in Perth to express its openness to merging with another western suburb council.
ABC News Australiaby Will Jackson and Girish Sawlani14d ago
Malaysia this week deported about 1,500 Myanmar nationals, including children, as part of a refugee repatriation program.
The Conversation Australiaby Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra14d ago
Having a “Pre-COP” meeting in Fiji and Tuvalu is one of those initiatives that seemed a good idea at the time.
PerthNowby Fraser Williams14d ago
Nedd Brockmann leads Perth’s tradies in morning 4:01 Club run at Hillarys to promote mental wellbeing Marathon maniac Nedd Brockmann has revealed his latest fundraising challenge following a packed...
The Conversation Australiaby Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra14d ago
In a major speech on Thursday, the Coalition’s industrial relations spokeswoman Jane Hume delivered a detailed, critical assessment of Australia’s workplace relations landscape.
PerthNowby Kanishka Singh, Christian Martinez and Deepa Seetharaman14d ago
AI agents tried to hack a Canadian government website AI agents tried to hack into a Canadian government website, an artificial intelligence research firm says, casting the effort as a failed...
PerthNowby Abe Maddison14d ago
Officer's death a lesson in PTSD, coroner finds The death of a police officer who concealed entrenched and severe PTSD should be a lesson to the force in the future handling of those exposed to...
PerthNowby Nick Wilson14d ago
Court rejects challenge to golf course redevelopment A public servant and a native title holder have lost a bid to stop mature trees on the doorstep of a city centre being felled to revitalise a...
New Atlasby Omar Kardoudi14d ago
Electric cars don't cough out exhaust, but their tires and brakes are still shedding a nearly invisible haze into the air.
PerthNowby Bryce Luff14d ago
Jake and Callum Robinson’s family issue emotional statement as trial of brothers’ alleged killers enters final stages The parents of Australian brothers allegedly murdered in Mexico have made an...
ABC News Australiaby Monty Jacka14d ago
In short: The Hobart council has rolled out a trio of safety liaison officers to patrol the CBD. The move comes amid reports groups of youths are regularly causing incidents across the city.
PerthNowby Will Nicholas14d ago
Key alliance deliberately vague on military game plan A formal military alliance designed to repel China will be left "deliberately not prescriptive" about what will happen in the event of a...
ABC News Australiaby Courtney Gould14d ago
Welcome back to your weekly federal politics update, where Courtney Gould gets you up to speed on the happenings from Parliament House.
ABC News Australiaby Adriane Reardon14d ago
In short; Brumby advocate Carmen Jackson has questioned the legal authority to remove wild horses using passive trapping in Kosciuszko National Park It is the only control method currently in use...
PerthNowby Liam Beatty14d ago
Alleged WhatsApp group of Islamic State supporters raised during bail application for alleged terror group member Mohamed Bakit Details of an alleged Australian ISIS support network have surfaced...
PerthNowby Tara Cosoleto14d ago
Man accused of pledging allegiance to IS makes bail bid A man accused of pledging allegiance to Islamic State allegedly sent thousands of messages promoting the terror group's beheadings, public...
ABC News Australiaby Miriah Davis and Penny Burfitt14d ago
In short: A number of illegal e-bikes were destroyed at a wrecking yard in Western Sydney. The e-bikes were seized by northern beaches police under new laws to streamline enforcement capabilities.
PerthNowby Max Aldred14d ago
Second state joins bid to uphold protest slogan ban A state has leapt to defend its neighbour's decision to outlaw protest slogans - but activists say the move plays right into their hands.
The Conversation Australiaby Ran Porat, Affiliate Researcher, The Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation, Monash University14d ago
The apparent attempted hijacking of a Flydubai flight carrying 170 mostly Israeli passengers was another reminder to Israelis of the constant threat of terror and war.
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