Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
ABC News Australiaby Stephanie Dalzell and Paige Cockburn22d ago
In short: Fathers would receive perinatal mental health screening alongside their partners, under one proposal to be canvassed by a parliamentary inquiry.
ABC News Australiaby Bronwyn Herbert22d ago
In short: New figures reveal a record number of Australians are making workplace sexual harassment complaints, but many are waiting months for cases to be investigated.
ABC News Australiaby David Speers22d ago
Here's a grim question. Which poses the bigger threat to humanity: climate change or artificial intelligence?
ABC News Australiaby Steven Viney, Doug Dingwall, and Jarrod Fankhauser22d ago
ChatGPT and Claude may be the face of AI, but behind the screens lies a complex ecosystem of chips, data, energy and humans.
PerthNowby Staff Writers22d ago
Russia, Ukraine voiced interest in limited truce: Rubio Ukraine and Russia have both voiced an interest in a limited ceasefire involving grain and energy-related targets, US Secretary of State...
ABC News Australiaby Courtney Fry22d ago
Growing up in a town of 220 people wasn't going to get in the way of Lainey Wilson's dreams. She had a humble childhood in Baskin, Louisiana, where country music was a way of life.
ABC News Australiaby Velvet Winter22d ago
Ever since they were young, Australian animator Sammy Lewis knew they were destined for a career in claymation. "It goes way back to when I was about six.
PerthNowby Andrew Brown22d ago
'Issue for the world': Albanese increases Ukraine aid Australia will provide $60 million more in support for Ukraine's fight against Russia's invasion as part of a fresh security agreement.
PerthNowby Craig Duncan & Michael Palmer22d ago
Councils given new powers to control cats Local governments across the State could soon be implementing laws to keep cats indoors after long-overdue amendments to WA’s Cat Act were passed in State...
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon22d ago
‘Undermining’ tree canopy: Stirling ratepayers cop eyewatering $350,000-plus bill for Western Power pruning Temporary signage will be put in front of “poor” and “disfigured” Western Power powerline...
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett22d ago
Popular Mulder Park revegetated after tree-killing beetle ripped across Lake Claremont A popular Claremont park has been restored after five large Moreton Bay fig trees were removed after a serious...
PerthNowby Michael Palmer22d ago
Former cricketer Brad Hogg goes full throttle as race driving hits Perth CBD Streets in the centre of Perth became a racetrack for the finale of the Lance East Exotics Tarmac West on Sunday.
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett22d ago
Mosman Park council to consider first draft policy to support people experiencing homelessness The Town of Mosman Park could soon adopt its first policy to specifically support people experiencing...
ABC News Australiaby Brad Ryan22d ago
In short: Under protection of the US Secret Service, Iran's president has become the first world leader to address the UN in New York while his country is at war with the US.
New Atlasby Utkarsh Sood22d ago
Nope – that’s not a Corvette you’re seeing. What you’re looking at is the LA1, the latest car from Mitsuoka, one of Japan’s most recognized automakers.
PerthNowby Jacob Shteyman22d ago
More rate rises on the books as RBA studies jobs print When Besa Deda's local bookstore cafe announced it would be lifting prices in a social media post, it neatly encapsulated the challenge facing...
PerthNowby Tom Wark22d ago
Accused cop told colleague of anger, phone tampering Accused killer police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon proudly boasted to a colleague of tampering with a partner's phone and expressed anger when...
PerthNowby Staff Writers22d ago
Weinstein sentenced to 15 years jail for 2006 assault Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced in Manhattan to 15 years in prison for a felony sex crime in another MeToo reckoning.
PerthNowby Andrew Brown22d ago
Australia secures closer security ties with Netherlands Australia has signed a new strategic partnership with the Netherlands, seeking to boost defence ties and secure justice for the victims of...
PerthNowby Andrew Brown22d ago
'No longer fit for purpose': PM warns on foreign policy The international world order set up following World War II is no longer fit for the present-day environment, the prime minister will declare...
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