Big question around Aus AI boom
PerthNowby Ria Pandey·25 Aug 2026
Senator David Pocock questions ‘long-term benefit’ of power-hungry data centres Independent senator David Pocock has questioned what “long-term benefit” Australians will reap from power-hungry data...
Canada hits US back with tariffs, trade war intensifies
PerthNowby Staff Writers·25 Aug 2026
Canada hits US back with tariffs, trade war intensifies Canada has hit back with retaliatory tariffs on US annual imports and rolled out aid for businesses and workers, matching Washington's latest...
Man charged after boy randomly punched, mum stabbed
PerthNowby Nick Wilson and Eleanor Wilson·25 Aug 2026
Man charged after boy randomly punched, mum stabbed A man has been charged after allegedly punching a young boy and stabbing his mother with a pair of scissors in a random attack outside a police...
'One ocean': Australia exporting seafood impact
PerthNowby Duncan Murray·25 Aug 2026
'One ocean': Australia exporting seafood impact Instead of protecting marine environments, Australia's limited local seafood production industry might just be exporting the problem to other...
Universities head warns of consequences to student cuts
PerthNowby Noah Secomb·25 Aug 2026
Universities head warns of consequences to student cuts Excessive regulation and government meddling is suffocating the university sector, according to its peak body, as political parties threaten...
Desperate calls ahead of DV meeting
PerthNowby Nathan Schmidt·25 Aug 2026
Prime Minister to confront premiers on violence funding amid urgent reform calls The Australian government is being urged to expand anonymous reporting for victims of sexual violence and invest in...
Iran vows to resist widened US sanctions
PerthNowby Staff Writers·25 Aug 2026
Iran vows to resist widened US sanctions Iran has denounced expanded US sanctions aimed at isolating its economy as an act of "gross lawlessness", expressing confidence that many countries would...
Sportsbet accused of pushing man to lose $2.5 million
PerthNowby Tom Wark and Adelaide Lang·25 Aug 2026
Sportsbet accused of pushing man to lose $2.5 million A problem gambler who lost $2.5 million with betting giant Sportsbet says the company's failing safety measures led to him wagering money...
'Rapidly losing the public': expert backs AI reforms
PerthNowby Noah Secomb·25 Aug 2026
'Rapidly losing the public': expert backs AI reforms An artificial intelligence expert is urging governments to consider the broader impacts of data centres on the eve of a national cabinet...
Financial watchdog sinks teeth into rapid tech changes
PerthNowby Duncan Murray·25 Aug 2026
Financial watchdog sinks teeth into rapid tech changes Australia's financial watchdog says it wants to get out of the way of economic growth, while protecting consumers in a time of rapidly...
Dreams cut short: slain officers mourned on anniversary
PerthNowby Allanah Sciberras·25 Aug 2026
Dreams cut short: slain officers mourned on anniversary Just days before living out a dream of travel and retirement, Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson's life was violently cut...
Key inflation figure on the Reserve Bank's mind
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman·25 Aug 2026
Key inflation figure on the Reserve Bank's mind A bumper wage rise for low-paid workers could put pressure on a category of inflation data closely watched by the Reserve Bank.
Grocery giant to reveal success of squishy Ooshie promo
PerthNowby Derek Rose·25 Aug 2026
Grocery giant to reveal success of squishy Ooshie promo It's about to be revealed if Australia's biggest supermarket chain has maintained its lead over its major rival - and the extent to which its...
Slain cops honoured one year after Porepunkah
PerthNowby Alexandra Feiam·25 Aug 2026
Slain Victorian Police officers honoured in heartbreaking tributes one year on from horror Porepunkah shootings Standing in front of the brick-and-mortar Wangaratta Police Station, heads are bowed...
Fizzy drink a day may double cancer risk
PerthNowby BANG - Entertainment News·25 Aug 2026
Fizzy drink a day may double cancer risk Drinking just one sugary fizzy drink a day could more than double the risk of stomach cancer, research suggests.
Pomegranates could help repair failing hearts
PerthNowby BANG - Entertainment News·25 Aug 2026
Pomegranates could help repair failing hearts Eating pomegranates and walnuts could help repair some of the potentially deadly damage caused by heart failure, scientists suggest.
Trump floats Lake Ontario name change amid trade war
PerthNowby Darlene Superville·25 Aug 2026
Trump floats Lake Ontario name change amid trade war President Donald Trump is considering changing the name of Lake Ontario to "Lake America" as the trade war between the United States and Canada...
Controversial video game puts players at centre of famous Anzac military battle
PerthNowby Tim Lester and Bryce Luff·25 Aug 2026
Gallipoli: Ottoman Fronts puts gamers in trenches of Australia’s most famous military battle A new video game putting players in the trenches of Gallipoli has raised questions about whether the...
Jackie O claims Kyle gave her PTSD
PerthNowby Blair Jackson·25 Aug 2026
Jackie ‘O’ Henderson claims Kyle Sandilands caused her PTSD, court documents allege Jackie “O” Henderson claims she suffered post traumatic stress disorder from “ongoing bullying” by her co-host...
Iran vows to retaliate after US widens sanctions
PerthNowby Yasmine Ghania and David Lawder·25 Aug 2026
Iran vows to retaliate after US widens sanctions Iran is pledging to fight back against expanded US sanctions aimed at isolating its economy, expressing confidence that major trading partners will...
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