Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Tara Cosoleto11 Sept 2026
Ex-Carlton, PwC boss settles lawsuit about lewd pic Embattled former AFL club president Luke Sayers has apologised to his former wife for the harm he caused as her defamation case over a lewd photo...
The Conversation Australiaby Carol Johnson, Emerita Professor of Politics, Adelaide University11 Sept 2026
Labor is no doubt dreading the likelihood of further interest rate rises, despite Treasurer Jim Chalmers talking up the economy.
ABC News Australiaby Malcolm Sutton11 Sept 2026
It's fair to say a lot has changed since American playwright Arthur Miller wrote Death of a Salesman in 1948.
PerthNowby Liam Beatty11 Sept 2026
Defamation battle between Luke Sayers and estranged wife Cate ends with confidential settlement A bitter legal battle between former Carlton president Luke Sayers and his estranged wife has ended...
PerthNowby Staff Writers11 Sept 2026
Global bonds fall as oil prices inflame inflation risks Global bond yields spiked to new highs and sharemarkets slumped on Friday as soaring oil prices inflamed inflation risks, sending investors...
PerthNowby Sarah Spina-Matthews11 Sept 2026
Police settle lawsuit after visits leave kids 'in fear' Two mothers have settled a trespass case against police after officers turned up at their house multiple times a day and during the night to...
PerthNowby Caitlyn Rintoul11 Sept 2026
September 11 attacks 25 years on: Anthony Albanese leads Australian tributes to nearly 3000 victims Australian politicians and prominent figures have marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11...
The Conversation Australiaby Catherine Page Jeffery, Lecturer in Media and Communications, University of Sydney11 Sept 2026
Recent reports of a 16-year-old Sydney girl’s tragic death by “sexual choking” have understandably been met by calls for increased safety education for young people.
ABC News Australiaby Jon Healy11 Sept 2026
World Athletics is set for its latest attempt at a slimmed-down, cashed-up event, with the so-called Ultimate Championship starting Saturday morning (AEST) in Budapest.
ABC News Australiaby Olivia Nunes-Malek11 Sept 2026
In short: Nurses undertaking post-graduate programs feel underprepared when providing emergency care in highly complex cases in rural health facilities.
PerthNowby Tara Cosoleto11 Sept 2026
Informer Nicola Gobbo loses compensation appeal bid Former gangland lawyer-turned-informer Nicola Gobbo has suffered another legal loss, with a court throwing out her compensation appeal bid.
ABC News Australiaby Andrew Chounding and Kate Forrester10 Sept 2026
In short: A West Australian farmer killed fighting a bushfire last year has been honoured for his discovery of a potentially new plant.
PerthNowby Andrew Brown10 Sept 2026
'Never be the same': former PM reflects on 9/11 attacks John Howard was preparing for a press conference in Washington DC when he was told by his press secretary a plane had hit the World Trade...
ABC News Australia10 Sept 2026
In short: The Iran-aligned Houthis have advanced along the Yemeni coast to strategic islands, further threatening global shipping and oil supplies.
ABC News Australiaby State Political Reporter Alexander Lewis10 Sept 2026
In short: The NSW premier's top chief of staff, James Cullen, is in a High Court showdown over whether he can be arrested and forced before a parliamentary inquiry.
ABC News Australiaby Jennifer Nichols10 Sept 2026
In short: Frankliniella intonsa flower thrips are an international horticulture pest and were first officially identified in Australia in April.
ABC News Australiaby Kavina Kumar and Tim Little10 Sept 2026
In short All Mount Isa properties owned by an Aboriginal housing corporation have been sold after almost $1 million in unpaid rates accrued.
ABC News Australiaby Amy Rossbach10 Sept 2026
In short: Researchers say Tasmanian devils lived alongside humans for thousands of years in WA's Pilbara. Their research suggests the arrival of dingoes meant they were competing for food sources.
ABC News Australiaby Courtney Fry10 Sept 2026
A 70-year-old pub rock legend, a Darwin-raised pop icon and a drill group police spent years keeping off stages have made an unlikely appearance on triple j's Like A Version.
The Conversation Australiaby Stephen John Taylor, Research Affiliate, Centre for Theology and Public Issues, University of Otago10 Sept 2026
From fistfights in the corridors to tractors driven up its front steps, New Zealand’s parliament has seen plenty of odd and unruly behaviour by sitting MPs.
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