Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
Huge update after horror alleged stabbing
PerthNowby Jack Nivison·17h ago
Thirteen-year-old boy charged with murder after man dies in alleged stabbing in Mt Druitt A pair of teenage boys have been arrested and charged after a 30-year-old man was killed in an alleged...
Live: Ryan prepared to fight as Frydenberg hints at comeback
ABC News Australiaby Courtney Gould·17h ago
live Federal politics live: Monique Ryan prepared to fight as Josh Frydenberg hints at comeback Independent MP Monique Ryan says she's ready to fight after Josh Frydenberg signalled he was...
Warm spring conditions could give way to thunderstorms and hail in SEQ
ABC News Australiaby Danielle Mahe·18h ago
Warm spring conditions could develop into thunderstorms across south-east Queensland with the potential to produce hail this week.
Sleek magnetic controller morphs phone into mobile game console
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal·18h ago
Gaming hardware brand Abxylute has come up with two products to enhance your mobile gaming sessions wherever you find time to play.
Live: ASX set to rise after strong sessions on Wall Street and Europe
ABC News Australiaby Stephen Letts·18h ago
live Markets live updates: ASX set to rise after strong sessions on Wall Street and Europe Wall Street's key indices closed the week higher in expectation of another strong results season ahead.
Piastri suffers tyre puncture, Verstappen roars to Singapore F1 win
ABC News Australia·18h ago
In short: Max Verstappen has won the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, under the lights at Marina Bay. Australian Oscar Piastri placed fifth in a tough race after suffering a tyre puncture.
Teenagers who disengage with manosphere still fed misogynistic content
ABC News Australiaby Jordan Bissell·18h ago
In short: Social media algorithms use age and gender to help decide which videos to show users. Teenage boys told the ABC they are shown misogynistic content even if they do not engage with it.
Major probe into 8yo’s faith-healing death
PerthNowby Kate Stephenson and Blake Antrobus·18h ago
Queensland authorities to face scrutiny as inquest into Elizabeth Struhs’ faith-healing cult death begins An inquest into the death of a young girl, who died at the hands of a faith-healing cult...
This building will cost more than $1 billion. What do we know about it?
ABC News Australiaby Monte Bovill·18h ago
A stone's throw from Parliament House, six giant cranes have been working on the biggest Commonwealth construction project in Canberra in almost 40 years.
Insurer underpaid hundreds of NSW accident victims in 'mind blowing' error
ABC News Australiaby Nick Dole·18h ago
In short: Hundreds of people injured in car accidents have been repaid by NRMA Insurance after the company miscalculated some compulsory third party benefits since 2019.
‘Trip of a lifetime’ for Perth boy after cancer battle
PerthNowby Caitlin Vinci·18h ago
‘Trip of a lifetime’: How brave Oli Roberts’ snowy dream finally came true after a seven-year cancer battle At just two-and-a-half years old, Oli, a bubbly toddler who was obsessed with soccer, was...
SA might miss its renewables target, but does it matter?
ABC News Australiaby Thomas Kelsall·18h ago
In an alternate universe, Adelaide is making its final preparations to welcome 30,000 people from across the world to next month's COP31 climate summit.
Residents tell of near misses and injuries on a notorious Tasmanian road
ABC News Australiaby Duncan Bailey·19h ago
In short: East coast residents say St Marys Pass needs urgent upgrades or re-routing as large trucks and rockfalls pose risks to motorists.
Quick hits: Smith snatches record with miracle grabs and Marnus fumes
ABC News Australiaby Henry Hanson and Jon Healy·19h ago
Steve Smith takes a hat-trick of spectacular slip catches, while Marnus Labuschagne is livid to see his effort chalked off.
Greens push for right to sue big tech as Labor axes ministerial powers
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong·19h ago
In short: The Greens want Australians to be able to sue tech companies for online harms and will push for tougher fines to strengthen Labor's Digital Duty of Care proposal.
What it's like to live and work in Antarctica
ABC News Australiaby Winnie Yum; As Told·19h ago
When it came time for Winnie Yum to complete her medical internship, she knew she wanted to do so in a remote area where she would gain a broad range of experiences.
The punks trying to reclaim the internet from 'big tech'
ABC News Australiaby Rhiannon Stevens·19h ago
In the corner of a dining room in an unassuming Melbourne rental sits a palm-sized gadget with "use in case of climate breakdown" written on it.
The Greens have adopted confrontation and self-declared populism. Can they bring voters along with them?
The Conversation Australiaby Josh Holloway, Senior Lecturer in Government, Flinders University·19h ago
Election losses often scar political parties, and scarred political parties tend to overcorrect. Within 18 months, the Greens have shifted from constrained confrontation with Labor, to cooperation...
Riyadh airport struck again, day after 12 killed
PerthNowby Staff Writers·19h ago
Riyadh airport struck again, day after 12 killed A projectile has struck a passenger terminal at the international airport in Riyadh, a day after a missile hit the same terminal and killed 12...
Halfway through the school day, their classroom became a crime scene
ABC News Australiaby Tim Swanston, Haidarr Jones, Kate Ainsworth, and Paul Johnson·19h ago
Warning: this story contains descriptions of violent events that may be confronting. Fourteen-year-old Bryan Pamonag is passing the time, working on a project with his school friends.
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