perthnow.com.auadded August 2026
PerthNowby Alexandra Feiam23 Aug 2026
‘Really wet’: Millions in firing line as majority of Australia cops heavy rain, storms, flooding Millions of Australians will be in the firing line for a drenching as a band of rain, flash flooding...
PerthNowby Amy Jackson23 Aug 2026
Interpreter shortage makes deaf Aussie feel ‘less than human’ Justice is said to be blind, but a chronic shortage of Auslan interpreters has also rendered it deaf.
PerthNowby Ria Pandey23 Aug 2026
Coalition backs calls for Meta to publish Facebook, Instagram algorithms citing online harm risk The Coalition has backed calls for Meta to publish its social media algorithms in a bid to force the...
PerthNowby Staff Writers23 Aug 2026
Serbia battles huge wildfire, evacuations in Spain The European Union has sent helicopters and firefighters to Serbia to help tackle widespread wildfires in a nature reserve.
PerthNowby Jack Nivison23 Aug 2026
Sydney school rape charges spark warnings over ‘all-male environments’ The arrests of two separate groups of boys from two of Sydney’s top private schools on charges of sexual assault should serve...
PerthNowby Tess Ikonomou23 Aug 2026
One Nation MP reveals targets missing 100,000 migrants One Nation will include 100,000 more people in its migration targets, bringing in more people than planned for under Labor in net overseas...
PerthNowby Joanne Williamson23 Aug 2026
Carjacker killed crashing stolen Mustang moments after dramatic Punt Road smash A carjacker has been killed when he crashed a high-powered Mustang he had stolen in another collision just minutes...
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman23 Aug 2026
Inflation data and RBA minutes to reveal rates clues A crucial inflation reading will be the focus of a big week in economics that could rule out or keep alive the chance of more Reserve Bank rate...
PerthNowby Staff Writers23 Aug 2026
Harry's UK move driven by desire to be closer to King Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to return to Britain with their children may have been driven partly by a determination to repair...
PerthNowby Nathan Schmidt22 Aug 2026
Bird flu threatens to wipe out Australia’s iconic black swans, experts warn Australians could expect to see lakes without iconic native animals such as the black swan “or large numbers of carcasses...
PerthNowby Joanne Williamson22 Aug 2026
‘She wanted to be famous’: Heartbroken father of Lily Hooper asks for tribute The father of the teenage hiker who was found dead in rugged bushland more than a week after she failed to return from...
PerthNowby Stephanie Gardiner22 Aug 2026
Big barra farm helps First Nations producers net income Tarun Richards was in high school when she heard a classmate talking about her dad's barramundi business.
PerthNowby Stephanie Gardiner22 Aug 2026
Journey of the dark crystal stranger than fiction Tiny clear crystals that could unlock the secrets of the universe sit in a tightly-sealed box, safe from a hostile world that threatens to...
PerthNowby Staff Writers22 Aug 2026
Canada to impose retaliatory tariffs on US sectors, Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says that starting September 8 Canada will impose tariffs on imports from the...
PerthNowby Ben McKay22 Aug 2026
Can four-year terms make it out of the too-hard basket? Political leaders are united on them across the divide, while billions in taxpayer dollars could be saved and some hard reforms delivered.
PerthNowby Staff Writers22 Aug 2026
Humanoid robots smash human records at Beijing games Chinese humanoid robots have broken records set by humans, including beating Usain Bolt's 100-metre sprint world record, on the opening day of...
PerthNowby Abe Maddison22 Aug 2026
DNA twist: Grisham fan cracks life-and-death case A childhood obsession with John Grisham thrillers and an ingrained sense of justice were powerful forces for aspiring lawyer Jane Tiller.
PerthNowby Staff Writers22 Aug 2026
Better to end the war now, Iranian president says Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says the war with the United States should end since the world has accepted that his country has won, calling...
PerthNowby Liam Murphy22 Aug 2026
City of Joondalup’s chemical weed reduction plan ‘doesn’t meet community expectations’, advocates warn The City of Joondalup is considering cutting its reliance on chemical weed treatments by up to...
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett22 Aug 2026
Willetton mum trekking 130km to fundraise for Respiratory Care WA after they changed her son’s life After years of sleepless nights and hospital visits watching her young son battle through severe...
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