Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Caitlin Vinci7d ago
Telethon 2026: Emma Memma brings magic to WA kids at Teach, Speak, Hear two weeks out from the big weekend With WA’s favourite weekend of the year just two weeks away, beloved children’s...
PerthNowby Staff Writers7d ago
G7 bow to US pressure, release diesel, oil stocks Group of Seven countries have agreed on the release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil from emergency reserves in a move cheered by US...
PerthNowby Allanah Sciberras7d ago
One Nation turns up election heat with crime policy One Nation's Victorian leader will kick off the party's state election campaign by unveiling a raft of policy commitments at its campaign launch.
PerthNowby Catherine Bouris7d ago
Experts warn about gaps in online video game regulation Experts have warned that efforts to pressure online gaming companies to keep children safe on their platforms are falling short and failing...
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman7d ago
Warning El Nino could wipe $13b from Australian economy Higher prices and lower economic growth lie in store as farmers prepare for drier conditions from a strengthening El Nino.
PerthNowby BANG - Entertainment News7d ago
Scientists reveal Saturn’s ‘alien moon’ could support life Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus could provide a home for alien life, after scientists found an ancient type of Earth microorganism can survive...
PerthNowby Staff Writers7d ago
Australia closes Brazil embassy over security alert Australia will close its embassy in Brazil after the United States issued a security alert days ahead of the country's presidential election.The...
PerthNowby BANG - Entertainment News7d ago
UFO whistleblower claims US troops fought ‘reptilian’ alien giants UFO whistleblower David Grusch has claimed American troops shot dead towering “reptilian” beings after encountering them beside a...
New Atlasby Simon Heptinstall7d ago
British luxury automotive marque Aston Martin has always maintained that true sophistication is never purely about raw, numbers-driven performance.
PerthNowby BANG - Entertainment News7d ago
Chinese AI models ‘jailbroken’ into discussing bioweapons and assassinations Chinese AI developer Moonshot is reviewing two of its Kimi models after security researchers bypassed their safeguards...
PerthNowby Staff Writers7d ago
Israel to question FlyDubai co-pilot, would be hijacker Israeli officials are expected to question the co-pilot who allegedly attempted to crash a commercial passenger flight from Dubai bound for...
ABC News Australia7d ago
In short: Nepal plans to drain four glacial lakes perched high in the mountains to reduce flood risks.
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong7d ago
David Shoebridge has big ambitions for the Greens, but his party is still wrestling with how to turn voter disillusionment into greater support.
ABC News Australiaby Gillian Aeria and Girish Sawlani7d ago
In short Hundreds of "Cockroach Party" protesters in India have taken to the streets, calling for the country's chief electoral commissioner to be impeached.
ABC News Australia7d ago
In short: Manchester City has appealed the findings of an independent commission, announced earlier this week. The commission found the club guilty of breaking the Premier League's financial rules.
New Atlasby Boris Mihailovic7d ago
“Just a good old boys, Never meanin’ no harm, Beats all you never saw, Been in trouble with the law since the day they was born, Straightening the curves, yeah, Flattenin’ the hills, Someday the...
PerthNowby Hanna Arhirova and Barry Hatton7d ago
Russian targets Kyiv bridges in new disruption tactic Russian aerial attacks have forced the partial closure of three bridges over the Dnipro River in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital's mayor says, in...
ABC News Australiaby Nethma Dandeniya7d ago
In short: Married couple Michael Zheng and Angela Wang died after a multi-vehicle crash in Ledcourt on Sunday night.
PerthNowby David Killick7d ago
Would-be missionary Baird pursued his tasks with zeal God and Gough Whitlam have both been blamed for pushing Bruce Baird into politics.
New Atlasby Malcolm Azania7d ago
As one of nature’s most spectacular structures, Venus’ flower basket glass sponges can live thousands of years more than 2 km (3,300 ft) below the surface of the Pacific Ocean.
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