Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Graduates targeted in radical migration overhaul plan
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman·8d ago
Graduates targeted in radical migration overhaul plan Australia's net migrant intake would be slashed to about a third of current levels under a coalition plan as it bleeds votes to the...
Hotel guests describe moments leading to Sam Wood arrest
PerthNowby Zach Margolius·8d ago
Sam Wood: Hotel guests recount evening celebrity fitness guru was arrested on domestic violence charges Neighbours at the luxury Noosa accommodation Sam Wood had been residing with his wife Snezana...
What is South Australia's identity without its festivals?
ABC News Australiaby Shannon Pearce·8d ago
In short: Multiple festivals have been removed from South Australia's event calendar in the last two years, raising questions about whether it is still "The Festival State".
Post-killing van hire probed in cop's murder trial
PerthNowby Tom Wark·8d ago
Post-killing van hire probed in cop's murder trial Jurors have seen how dozens of CCTV cameras tracked Beau Lamarre-Condon making purchases across Sydney well into the night after allegedly...
How to build an expansion club: the challenges and opportunities for the new NRL and AFL teams
The Conversation Australiaby Geoff Dickson, Adjunct Professor of Sport Management, La Trobe University·8d ago
The 2026 Australian Football League (AFL) and National Rugby League (NRL) seasons have finished in a blaze of glory for the Brisbane Lions and Sydney Roosters.
Cop’s act before allegedly dumping bodies
PerthNowby Clareese Packer·8d ago
Beau Lamarre-Condon accused of keeping Sydney couple’s bodies in van overnight after alleged murders Beau Lamarre-Condon is accused of leaving the bodies of a Sydney couple in a van overnight after...
Where are the best places for life in the cosmos? A universe in a supercomputer yields the answer
The Conversation Australiaby Miroslav Filipovic, Professor, Western Sydney University·8d ago
Earth seems like a troubled place right now, but at least our cosmic surroundings appear peaceful.
Game of chance • Richard Johnstone
Inside Storyby Administrator·8d ago
In Magnum Streetwise, Stephen McLaren distils and celebrates what many would regard as the most significant movement in postwar documentary photography.
Flight mayhem as plane plunges 28,000 feet hour into journey
PerthNowby Chloe Maher·8d ago
British Airways flight BA295 to Chicago forced to make u-turn, emergency landing as plane plunges 28,000 feet A British Airways flight has been forced to declare a mid-air emergency and abandon the...
NYC-style crime prevention plan bid to drive down crime
PerthNowby Melissa Meehan·8d ago
NYC-style crime prevention plan bid to drive down crime A New York City-inspired approach to community safety and crime prevention could help drive down violent crime in one state.
Landscaper killed, car ploughs into garden
PerthNowby Jack Nivison·8d ago
Landscaper Kaine Fisher dies after he was struck by car while working in garden A young West Australian landscaper has been remembered by relatives as somebody who was “always thinking of others”...
Labour, Greens firms as likely NZ election winner
PerthNowby Ben McKay·8d ago
Labour, Greens firms as likely NZ election winner New Zealand's National party has plunged in support and is firming for a historic loss of office after just one term at the November 7 election.
Farmer uses $5,000 ram to start conversations about prostate cancer
ABC News Australiaby Kate Forrester·8d ago
In short: Kojonup farmer Liz Heggaton has donated a Kojak ram, a self-shedding breed, to prostate cancer awareness at her annual ram sale.
Meet the pianist who is part of a family of seven musical siblings
ABC News Australiaby Ria Andriani·8d ago
What is it like to be the eldest daughter of a very musical family? Pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason says she may have been the first to learn an instrument, but today, the seven Kanneh-Mason siblings...
Budding rocket scientists put designs to the test in outback competition
ABC News Australiaby Bill Ormonde and Sarah McConnell·8d ago
In short: Domestic and international students take part in the Australian Universities Rocket Competition in outback NSW.
Cheap Chinese EVs could soon shake up NZ’s used car market. Are we ready?
The Conversation Australiaby Kenny Ching, Senior Lecturer, Business School, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau·8d ago
BYD’s electric Atto 1 looks much like any other modern city car. It has a five-star safety rating, a touchscreen-equipped interior and, by most accounts, is surprisingly refined to drive.
You’ve probably never heard of synchronous condensers. But they’re essential in the push for renewables
The Conversation Australiaby Iftekhar Ahmad, Associate Professor in Electrical Engineering, Edith Cowan University·8d ago
Australia’s power grid is changing quickly. Coal-fired power stations are gradually shutting down as renewables such as solar and wind grow.
Greens float state-owned supermarkets for cheaper food
PerthNowby Will Nicholas·8d ago
Greens float state-owned supermarkets for cheaper food A government-owned supermarket chain would sell groceries more than 20 per cent cheaper on average, under a plan hatched by a minor party.
Landmark gorge reopens to visitors after 'huge job' fixing flood damage
ABC News Australiaby Ruby Littler·8d ago
In short: Kimberley's Danggu Geikie Gorge has reopened after it was badly damaged in the 2023 Fitzroy River flood.
Smooth sailing for new passenger zones at Melbourne Airport
ABC News Australiaby Melissa Brown·8d ago
In short: New passenger pick-up and drop-off zones are now in use at Melbourne Airport. Most of the first travellers to use the new facilities this morning welcomed the new arrangements, saying it...
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