Drones, tracking devices: union's 'Iraq-style tactics'
PerthNowby Robyn Wuth·25 Aug 2026
Drones, tracking devices: union's 'Iraq-style tactics' Construction bosses had tracking devices put on their cars, were spied on by drones and even had a family pet baited as tensions flared with...
New tech to discourage problem gamblers
PerthNowby Jack Nivison·25 Aug 2026
Facial recognition cameras to be installed in NSW pubs as part of new gambling reforms Facial recognition tech designed to keep a watchful eye on problem punters will be introduced in pubs and...
Why WA's GST arrangement is so controversial
PerthNowby Annabelle Banfield·25 Aug 2026
Why WA's GST arrangement is so controversial WHAT IS WA'S GST DEAL? * As of 2018, a floor was put in place to ensure all states are guaranteed at least 75% of Goods and Services Tax revenue if it...
Skull found near beach identified but questions persist
PerthNowby Ethan James·25 Aug 2026
Skull found near beach identified but questions persist Remains discovered near a makeshift campsite have been identified as belonging to an "extremely reclusive" man who was last seen by his...
'Hawkish' RBA minutes reveal rate rise still an option
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman·25 Aug 2026
'Hawkish' RBA minutes reveal rate rise still an option Members of the Reserve Bank's rate-setting board considered hiking interest rates to pre-emptively ward off against a rise in inflation if the...
‘No’: Witness denies seeing alleged grope
PerthNowby Steve Zemek·25 Aug 2026
Ex-2GB broadcaster says he did not witness alleged Alan Jones grab A former 2GB presenter says he did not see veteran broadcaster Alan Jones grab one of his alleged victims under the table at a...
Controversial artwork takes up pole position in west
PerthNowby Morgan Reinwald·25 Aug 2026
Controversial artwork takes up pole position in west A painting that sent shock waves through the nation when it was purchased for more than a million dollars in 1973 is going on tour.
Court lifts block on Trump mail-in voting restrictions
PerthNowby Andrew Chung·25 Aug 2026
Court lifts block on Trump mail-in voting restrictions The US Supreme Court has lifted one court order blocking President Donald Trump's administration from implementing an executive order...
Facial recognition, cashless play in gaming reforms
PerthNowby Max Aldred·25 Aug 2026
Facial recognition, cashless play in gaming reforms Facial recognition, a ban on VIP experiences and a declining number of poker machines are some of the key gaming reforms proposed in a state that...
Israelis, Palestinians building trust via Aussie rules
PerthNowby Sarah Spina-Matthews·25 Aug 2026
Israelis, Palestinians building trust via Aussie rules An initiative which brought together Israelis and Palestinians to play Australian rules football allowed "sworn enemies" to develop...
Cops wrongly pull guns on Indigenous teen
PerthNowby Ria Pandey·25 Aug 2026
AFP search of Aboriginal teen in Canberra likely unlawful, Ombudsman says Australia’s national law enforcement agency has been criticised for not having a “clearly understood” definition of racial...
Tough personal issues cut short Greens senator's career
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman·25 Aug 2026
Tough personal issues cut short Greens senator's career Greens senator Barbara Pocock will not re-contest the next election, citing personal reasons.
Australian shares lift as banks rebound and Coles jumps
PerthNowby Adrian Black·25 Aug 2026
Australian shares lift as banks rebound and Coles jumps A rebound in banking stocks has reawakened Australia's share market from its recent slumber, putting the beaten-down financials sector on...
Restaurant owner unleashes on birthday patron over cake fee
PerthNowby Chloe Maher·25 Aug 2026
Tutti by Chillis: Australian restaurant’s online post lashing diner sparks firey debate over cakeage charge A birthday celebration has erupted into a fiery debate after a restaurant owner publicly...
Woodside profit surges as it cuts new energy plans
PerthNowby Adrian Black·25 Aug 2026
Woodside profit surges as it cuts new energy plans Australia's biggest oil and gas company has lifted interim earnings after oil prices soared due to the US-Iran conflict, as it winds back...
‘Repercussions’ for alleged Scots gang rapists
PerthNowby Clareese Packer·25 Aug 2026
Three Scots College students face court charged with aggravated sexual assault A group of teenage boys from one of Sydney’s most prestigious schools have suffered “repercussions” following...
Elite school teens face court on sexual assault charges
PerthNowby Tom Wark·25 Aug 2026
Elite school teens face court on sexual assault charges Three teenage students from an elite private school have attended court for the first time charged with gang-raping a young teen.
Shock new details after alleged gang rape
PerthNowby Jack Nivison·25 Aug 2026
Police investigate underage drinking at Macarthur pub after alleged gang rape Underage drinking in Sydney’s Macarthur region has come into the spotlight after three teenage rugby league players...
Search renews for Wagin man missing for 72 hours
PerthNowby Jacki Elezovich·25 Aug 2026
James Ballantyne: Search for missing 87-year-old enters fourth day, tracker dogs searching with police and SES Trackers dogs have been deployed throughout the Wagin area to assist in the fourth day...
Childcare group in the red due to cost, low birth rates
PerthNowby Kaaren Morrissey·25 Aug 2026
Childcare group in the red due to cost, low birth rates Australia's biggest for-profit childcare group has fallen into the red after taking a multi-million-dollar hit from the closure of...
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