Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
First hearing in Andrew's legal claim against police
PerthNowby Callum Parke·5d ago
First hearing in Andrew's legal claim against police The first hearing in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's legal challenge against Thames Valley Police will soon commence at the High Court.
Wallabies resist urge to shift Suaalii from wing for Bledisloe Cup Test
ABC News Australiaby Luke Pentony·5d ago
In short: The Wallabies will keep Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii on the wing for Saturday night's Bledisloe Cup Test at Eden Park.
'Insane': child-abusing monk lauded by supporters
PerthNowby William Ton·5d ago
'Insane': child-abusing monk lauded by supporters Victims of a remorseless former Buddhist head monk who targetted young girls have expressed disbelief as he was lauded by supporters while being...
Politics with Michelle Grattan: why Victoria’s unpredictable election matters nationally
The Conversation Australiaby Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra·5d ago
There are just seven weeks to go before the Victorian election on November 28. Labor is trying to beat the odds to do something it’s never achieved in the state before: after 12 years in power...
The 'Gate of Tears' at the centre of Houthis' latest battle for control
ABC News Australiaby Tessa Flemming·5d ago
Within the past month, the Iranian-backed Houthis and the Saudi-backed Yemeni forces have reignited a decades-long conflict.
Labor split on ATO credit card ban as businesses call for leadership
ABC News Australiaby Holly Tregenza·5d ago
In short: The federal government is under pressure to intervene after the Australian Tax Office announced it would stop accepting credit card payments.
Australia wants to regulate AI like banks and airlines
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong·5d ago
In short: The federal government wants AI developers to demonstrate their safety systems are effective under proposed laws drawing on banking and aviation regulation.
US sanctions Fijian businessman over alleged corruption tied with China
ABC News Australiaby Stephen Dziedzic, Lice Movono, and Libby Hogan·5d ago
In short: The US has sanctioned Chinese Fijian businessman Zhao Fugang over alleged corruption with ties to the Chinese government.
Sally 'couldn't run to the mailbox'. Now she tackles ultramarathons
ABC News Australiaby Shiloh Payne·5d ago
Sally Beggs has been running for 10 hours. Traversing tough terrain since 6am, it's now late afternoon, and the downhill course allows her to pick up speed.
Indonesian government faces wildfires lawsuit as haze blankets region
ABC News Australiaby Erwin Renaldi and Natasya Salim·5d ago
Read the story in Bahasa Indonesia A group of civil society organisations in Indonesia's West Kalimantan province has filed a class action lawsuit against the national government over its handling...
Emails between Alan Jones and 17yo schoolboy read to court
ABC News Australiaby Ethan Rix·5d ago
In short: Complainant A is giving evidence in the Alan Jones trial in the New South Wales Local Court on Thursday.
Australian shares slump as miners tumble, Maas crumbles
PerthNowby Adrian Black·5d ago
Australian shares slump as miners tumble, Maas crumbles Australia's share market is on the back foot after Wall Street's record-breaking rally ran out of steam, with miners weighing heavily on the...
Australia’s top court puts fossil fuel developers on notice
The Conversation Australiaby Suzanne Varrall, Research Fellow, Laureate Program on Global Corporate Climate Accountability, The University of Melbourne·5d ago
Australia’s highest court has just delivered its first-ever decision in a climate case. And it could sour the economic argument for developing new coal and gas projects in New South Wales, and...
‘Not random’: Man shot in leg at home
PerthNowby William Elliott·5d ago
Man airlifted to hospital after NSW shooting after shooting rattles beach town A man has been shot in the leg at a home on the NSW Central Coast, in what police have described as a “targeted...
New comedy horror series Gnomes understands just how delightfully daggy good Aussie TV should be
The Conversation Australiaby Ari Mattes, Lecturer in Communications and Media, University of Notre Dame Australia·5d ago
There’s a rich tradition of daggy humour in Australian film and television, running from Alvin Purple (1973) to Muriel’s Wedding (1994) to the inimitable ABC series Dog’s Head Bay (1999).
Fitness influencer caught cheating during Berlin marathon
PerthNowby Zach Margolius·5d ago
Fitness influencer caught cheating at Berlin Marathon after hitching ride on bike during race A Chinese fitness influencer who boasted about her Berlin Marathon finish time has been disqualified...
The rise and fall of Catholic Labor • Paul Rodan
Inside Storyby Administrator·5d ago
For the modern reader, the suggestion that a special sympathy exists between Catholic religious teaching and Labor’s values and outlook might seem implausible, observes Irish Studies professor Jeff...
‘Morally repugnant’: Greens slammed on Ukraine
PerthNowby Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer·5d ago
Greens would let Vladimir Putin calls shots on Ukraine, Paterson says Opposition defence spokesman James Paterson has accused new Greens leader David Shoebridge of seeking to “outsource”...
Public-private partnership mooted for west Melbourne train stations
ABC News Australiaby Margaret Paul·5d ago
In short: Melton City Council has voted to explore a potential partnership with the state government to deliver two train stations in Melbourne's booming outer west.
What cops found in search for couple’s bodies
PerthNowby Clareese Packer·5d ago
Photos reveal Bungonia farm search scene in Beau Lamarre-Condon double murder trial Photographs of items found at a farm where police believe the bodies of a Sydney couple allegedly murdered by...
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