Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
ABC News Australiaby George Yankovich5 Sept 2026
In short: The future of more than 300 homes in a fast-growing SA town is uncertain with SA Water unable to connect the subdivision to water.
ABC News Australiaby Jasmine Hines5 Sept 2026
In short: Central Queensland artist Trent Richardson has released a heartfelt song about his son Archie, after spending months in Brisbane's neonatal intensive care unit.
New Atlasby C.C. Weiss5 Sept 2026
"American excess" is a simple term that points at the United States' tendency toward materialistic overconsumption. As a culture, we aim for what we want, not necessarily what we need.
ABC News Australiaby Michael Doyle5 Sept 2026
The NRL minor premiership is still up for grabs heading into the final day of the home-and-away season, with the New Zealand Warriors on top and the Penrith Panthers ready to pounce.
ABC News Australiaby Luke Pentony5 Sept 2026
live Wallabies vs Pumas second Test in Mendoza — live blog, stats and scores The Wallabies are looking to extend their winning streak to five consecutive Tests, as they face the Pumas in Mendoza.
ABC News Australiaby Erin Handley5 Sept 2026
In short: Liberal senator Andrew Bragg says a basic Australian standard would get houses built faster, likening it to buying a simple first car compared to a luxury Lamborghini.
PerthNowby Staff Writers5 Sept 2026
Putin tells US envoys situation in Ukraine 'difficult' Russian President Vladimir Putin has met US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in the Kremlin, telling them at the start of the talks that...
ABC News Australia5 Sept 2026
In short: Rescuers in Nepal have pulled a Chinese national from a hydropower tunnel as efforts to save an estimated 900 people from the tunnel continue.
ABC News Australiaby Zena Chamas5 Sept 2026
Maddy Barrett wanted more than anything to feel "empowered" enough to make informed decisions after becoming a first-time mother.
ABC News Australiaby Ahmed Yussuf5 Sept 2026
In short: Some of Australia's largest retailers are investing in autonomous AI agents shopping for customers. But experts said it was expensive technology years away from being mainstream.
ABC News Australiaby Fiona Pepper and Sharon Gordon5 Sept 2026
"Everybody thinks meditation's hunky-dory … there's just this automatic assumption that it couldn't possibly come in and totally blow up your brain."
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong5 Sept 2026
Is smoking cool again? Better not ask singer Charli XCX, who was photographed at the height of her Brat summer, receiving a birthday bouquet stuffed with cigarettes.
ABC News Australiaby Leisa Scott and Amos Roberts5 Sept 2026
Cheng Lei no longer needs to make roses out of toilet paper to add a hint of beauty to the repressive darkness of the Chinese prison system.
ABC News Australiaby Romy Stephens and Alex Lim5 Sept 2026
Climate scientists have been closely monitoring what is happening off Australia's east coast over recent months and are increasingly concerned by what they are seeing.
ABC News Australiaby Nick Bryant and Nick Bryant5 Sept 2026
After 25 years, the legacy of the September 11 terror attacks continues to shape America's politics and its place in the world.
ABC News Australiaby Al Newstead5 Sept 2026
Best known for producing records for blockbuster British artists Arctic Monkeys, Florence + The Machine, Blur, Pulp and Jessie Ware, James Ford has stepped out from behind the console for a solo...
ABC News Australiaby Emily Scolyer; As Told5 Sept 2026
Emily Scolyer feels overwhelming gratitude for the 22 years of unwavering love and support she had from her father, Richard Scolyer.
PerthNowby Adrian Barich5 Sept 2026
Adrian Barich: We lost our three pugs in one year. Here’s what I learned about saying goodbye Some stories you can tell almost as soon as they happen.
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett5 Sept 2026
Curtin final-year medical student embraces regional practical experience with Royal Flying Doctor Service A final-year medical student had an exhilarating start to her practical experience with the...
New Atlasby Adam Williams5 Sept 2026
Tiny houses rarely fit as many as six people under one roof. And even if they do, it usually involves some residents roughing it on a sofa bed.
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