Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Michael Palmer9 Sept 2026
Photo finish: Event withdraws City of Perth funding request after being approved for smaller amount The return of an internationally recognised photography festival to Perth is in doubt after it...
PerthNowby Michael Palmer9 Sept 2026
Men’s Rugby World Cup coming to Perth, with WA to host top teams including New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa Perth will become home to the third-largest sporting event in the world next year.
PerthNowby Michael Palmer9 Sept 2026
The Town of Bassendean says it has been blindsided by news the former Bassendean fire station has been put up for sale.
PerthNowby Staff Writers9 Sept 2026
Tate brothers must stay in jail amid UK extradition bid Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate have lost their bid for release from a Miami jail as they contest extradition to the United...
PerthNowby Sarah Spina-Matthews9 Sept 2026
Police suspected Ivan Milat of murders as early as 1971 Police suspected notorious backpacker killer Ivan Milat had begun his murderous spree decades before he was caught, leaving more than a dozen...
PerthNowby Callum Godde9 Sept 2026
Insurers count mounting cost of 'crime problem' state An Australian state remains the nation's problem child for car and property thefts, insurance data shows.
New Atlasby Utkarsh Sood9 Sept 2026
Years of electric vehicle (EV) democratization now leads us to Canada – the electric light-utility manufacturer NorthForge, to be precise.
PerthNowby Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson9 Sept 2026
Rising sea levels threaten more than 267,000 properties More than 267,000 Australian properties and two million hectares of land could be damaged or lost to rising sea levels and coastal flooding...
ABC News Australia9 Sept 2026
In short: The UK's air traffic control provider NATS has one week to investigate the cause of a system outage that grounded flights across the UK.
ABC News Australia9 Sept 2026
In short: London's Metropolitan Police say they will carry out a criminal investigation whether Reform UK breached electoral funding laws.
New Atlasby Adam Williams9 Sept 2026
Tiny houses don't come much bigger or more spacious than this recent XL model. It features a roomy and apartment-like interior that's arranged on one floor, making small living about as comfortable...
New Atlasby Mike McRae9 Sept 2026
When a boy with a strange honeycomb pattern on his stomach was brought into the University Hospitals of Leicester emergency department, nursing staff suspected a case of spontaneous bruising.
ABC News Australiaby Maddie Nixon9 Sept 2026
In short: Three members of the Lindsay Clancy jury have detailed how the group could not reach a consensus, leading to a mistrial.
PerthNowby Caitlin Vinci9 Sept 2026
Perth dad’s desperate attempt to reunite with teen son Eddie Park as he undergoes brain cancer treatment in US A Perth family has launched a GoFundMe campaign in an attempt to reunite with their...
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal9 Sept 2026
Historic motorcycle marque Brough Superior is back with another collaboration that’s nothing short of incredible – and this time around, you can actually ride it on city streets.
ABC News Australiaby Keane Bourke9 Sept 2026
In short: Paediatric services at Fiona Stanley Hospital will be upgraded and a new neonatal transfer service base established as part of revised plans for the new Women and Babies Hospital.
ABC News Australia9 Sept 2026
In short: Carlton has delisted seven players from its AFL roster. One of those delisted was Elijah Hollands, months after suffering an on-field mental health episode.
The Conversation Australiaby Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra9 Sept 2026
Liberal frontbencher and leadership aspirant Andrew Hastie has launched an extraordinary attack on One Nation’s Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce, calling them “lying cowards”.
The Conversation Australiaby Chris Wallace, Professor, Canberra School of Government, University of Canberra9 Sept 2026
Writer Blanche d'Alpuget has died aged 82, leaving a lasting imprint on Australian literature, and having influenced the course of political history with her pathbreaking 1982 book on the then...
PerthNowby Courtney Rozen and AJ Vicens9 Sept 2026
US accuses six Chinese AI firms of 'malicious' copying The US government has accused Chinese artificial intelligence companies of maliciously copying technology from American AI firms.
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