Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
ABC News Australiaby Matthew Doran7d ago
On Danny Rahamim's forearm, a new tattoo provides a solemn reminder of what his community lost three years ago, and what he believed it needed to protect its future.
New Atlasby Maryna Holovnova7d ago
How many tools can you pack into a ruler without turning it into an overloaded multitool and losing its main purpose? Apparently, still quite a few.
ABC News Australiaby Paddy Manning7d ago
In short: The University of Tasmania's finances face twin problems of large debts and little revenue coming in, an economist who fronted a parliamentary inquiry says.
The Conversation Australiaby Susan Stone, Credit Union SA Chair of Economics, Adelaide University7d ago
Renewables now contribute more than 40% of the electricity generated in Australia’s main grid. Twenty years ago, that figure was under 10%.
The Conversation Australiaby Jamie Q. Roberts, Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, University of Sydney7d ago
In my youth, somewhere in the late 1990s, when I was a goth or a punk or something, I had a t-shirt proclaiming, “Ignorance should not reproduce”.
The Conversation Australiaby Terry Goldsworthy, Associate Professor in Criminal Justice and Criminology, Bond University7d ago
Counterfeit banknotes are being detected in Australia this year at a rate not seen since June 2018, according to newly released data from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
The Conversation Australiaby Fengfei Li, Senior Lecturer in Finance, Deakin University7d ago
Since Australia’s card surcharge ban took effect on October 1, social media users have questioned new “service fees” and “daily surcharges” appearing on their bills.
PerthNowby Staff Writers7d ago
Ship sunk off Bulgaria, fear of Russian attacks grow The crew of a merchant ship is missing after the vessel sank in the Black Sea off NATO member Bulgaria following a drone strike that Prime...
PerthNowby Andrew Brown7d ago
Voluntary assisted dying restrictions now 'redundant' Barriers remain to accessing voluntary assisted dying, despite euthanasia being accessible in every state and territory, advocates say.
PerthNowby Blair Jackson7d ago
Non-compete clauses trapping three million Aussie workers, ACTU says More than three million low and middle-income Australians could be paid an extra $4300 a year if non-compete contract clauses...
PerthNowby Emily Woods7d ago
Climate change a gender inequality 'magnifying glass' Women and girls in an area of Nepal devastated by floods are now experiencing the gendered impacts of a climate disaster.
ABC News Australiaby Margaret Paul7d ago
In short: Melbourne's newest train station, West Tarneit, opened last month in Melbourne's booming outer west. The station's 400 car parking spaces rapidly fill up on weekdays.
ABC News Australiaby Gareth Hutchens7d ago
What is the Reserve Bank trying to achieve by raising interest rates? In recent days, a video has done the rounds on social media of someone asking for help to understand what the RBA is up to.
ABC News Australiaby Shakiba Barghi7d ago
ABC Radio National's Top 100 Australian Books asks readers to nominate up to 10 of their favourite literary works produced by Australian writers.
ABC News Australiaby Stephanie Dalzell and Paige Cockburn7d ago
Weight loss GLP-1 jabs like Ozempic and unapproved peptides pose 'serious' surgery risk, doctors warn In short: Anaesthetists are warning patients to disclose the use of GLP-1s or unapproved...
ABC News Australiaby Kyle Evans7d ago
Few people on Earth have seen a polymetallic nodule 4 kilometres under the ocean, but Rob McCallum is one of them.
ABC News Australiaby Bang Xiao7d ago
In short: A pilot program in Beijing is issuing identification cards for AI digital humans. The ID states a name, birthday, address and facial features, and allows the digital human to own a...
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong7d ago
In short: The Coalition is being warned its migration plan would worsen skills shortages and damage the economy.
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon7d ago
$500,000 hole-in-one prize up for grabs as golfers tee off for youth mental health research A $500,000 hole-in-one prize is up for grabs at Wembley Golf Course this weekend as golfers swing into...
PerthNowby Rachel Fenner7d ago
City of Mandurah puts out tender for years-long feral animal cull program targeting cats, foxes and rabbits The City of Mandurah is looking for a contractor to take down its hit list of feral...
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