Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett1d ago
Brain Health WA: New program from Curtin University to lower dementia risk as WA’s numbers rise A ground-breaking dementia resource from a Claremont-based researcher could make a serious impact in...
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett1d ago
Sorrento Football Club hopes to kickstart new all-abilities soccer program for kids After years of leading the way in grassroots soccer inclusivity, Sorrento Football Club is preparing its next...
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon1d ago
Almost 60-year-old Innaloo post office closure fight heats up as petition begins A long-running Innaloo post office is set to shut its doors this month despite claims queues regularly spill into...
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett1d ago
State Government releases tenders to complete almost $50m worth of upgrades at two public schools Nearly $50 million worth of upgrades will be delivered at two local public schools to increase...
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett1d ago
Swanbourne bush to beach walking trail closed as PCHF begins developing parkland opposite new hospice Landscaping works for a new community park opposite the Swanbourne children’s hospice have...
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett1d ago
Town of Mosman Park joins City of Fremantle to accelerate protection of shared coastline The Town of Mosman Park will join forces with the City of Fremantle to protect their shared coastline with a...
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett1d ago
‘Opportunistic’ application to increase housing density on leafy Bedford Street rejected by council A controversial development proposal to escalate housing density on a quiet Nedlands street has...
PerthNowby Laura Pond1d ago
Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research: Professor Gemma Figtree oration on heart disease research A person suffers a heart attack every 10 minutes in Australia, with about one in four people...
PerthNowby Glen Quartermain1d ago
Telethon 2026: Channel 7’s Luke Hodge set for Rottenest Island skydive to raise money for sick kids Channel Seven AFL commentator Luke Hodge would do anything to support Telethon and he’ll prove it...
The Conversation Australiaby Johnny Chan, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau1d ago
They’re dubbed duanju, or microdramas – and they’ve become big business. In China, the smartphone-friendly shows reportedly generated US$7 billion in 2024, overtaking the country’s domestic box...
PerthNowby Staff Writers1d ago
Houthis attack Aden airport as Yemen war intensifies Yemen's Houthi rebels have attacked Aden's international airport with ballistic missiles and explosive-laden drones, the country's transport...
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young1d ago
Industry wants visas for skills that 'really matter' Migration policies delivered by the major parties are being described as a missed opportunity to bring construction apprentices to Australia to...
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman1d ago
Ratings agency warns on record government spending Near-record high levels of government spending could threaten Australia's fiscal health in the long run if the nation's economic luck runs out, a...
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young1d ago
Business lobby looks beyond the hype and risks of AI Australian businesses need better practical training on how to use artificial intelligence if it's to become a bedrock of the nation's economy...
PerthNowby Laine Clark1d ago
Reality TV star to apply for bail after DV charges A former Bachelor reality TV star is set to apply for bail after being accused of domestic violence offences including strangulation.
ABC News Australia1d ago
In short: At least 20 people, including four children, have been killed by Russian strikes on Ukraine.
New Atlasby Omar Kardoudi1d ago
Virtual reality can take you anywhere, but strap on a headset for long enough and your sore neck brings you back to actual reality.
PerthNowby Staff Writers1d ago
France halts use of stun grenades amid student demos The French government says it is pausing the use of stun grenades in its policing of student protests after a 15-year-old boy's hand was blown...
PerthNowby Staff Writers1d ago
Indian opposition leader held at demo on election chief Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has been detained by police during a protest against the country's election chief as opposition parties...
ABC News Australiaby Ellen Phiddian1d ago
In short: Two teams of scientists have built the first working "nuclear clocks", which could become the world's most accurate timekeepers.
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