Recent articles from publications based in Australia.
PerthNowby Catherine Bouris14d ago
Online gaming services under scrutiny over child safety Popular online gaming platforms are being told to do more to combat child sexual exploitation and online radicalisation.
PerthNowby Caitlin Vinci14d ago
Telethon 2026: Perth cancer patient Chase Hunter finds strength in high-vis Supertee to look just like his dad In the corridors of Perth Children’s Hospital, you won’t hear five-year-old Chase...
ABC News Australiaby Claire Campbell and Girish Sawlani14d ago
In short: Israel has honoured five of its citizens who prevented a passenger plane from crashing with heroism awards. One pilot told the ABC it was a miracle people survived. What's next?
PerthNowby Staff Writers14d ago
Police arrest dual UK-Iranian man in RAF Fairford probe Counter-terrorism police investigating a suspected plot involving an air base used by the US to target Iran say they have arrested a dual...
ABC News Australiaby Liz Gwynn14d ago
Jarad Danby has transformed public spaces across the world with his art, and now, for the first time, he has a mural in his home city of Brisbane.
ABC News Australiaby Jacinta Bowler14d ago
In short: Anthropocene is a popular term for the current time in history but is not an official geological age.
ABC News Australiaby James Brennan, Dan Condon, Courtney Fry, and Al Newstead14d ago
Spring has sprung, footy finals have wrecked our nerves, and Christmas decorations are already creeping in: must be September. Here are 10 great albums released this month. Want more?
The Conversation Australiaby Tim Naish, Professor in Earth Sciences, Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington14d ago
Pacific leaders are gathering in Fiji and Tuvalu for a meeting ahead of the annual global climate summit (COP31) to be held in Turkey (also known as Türkiye) in November.
The Conversation Australiaby Sarah Hellewell, Senior Research Fellow, The Perron Institute for Neurological and Translational Science, and Faculty of Health Sciences, Curtin University14d ago
Are you logical, detail-oriented or good with numbers? You must be “left-brained”. Creative, artistic and intuitive? You must be “right-brained”.
The Conversation Australiaby Sascha Morrell, Lecturer in Literary Studies, Monash University14d ago
Reading The Catcher in the Rye in high school once carried a certain edgy credibility. Holden Caulfield was the embodiment of youthful alienation for generations of readers and critics.
The Conversation Australiaby Sarah Bekessy, Professor, Urban Ecology and Biodiversity, The University of Melbourne; RMIT University14d ago
It’s spring, and Australian birds are building their nests. But with what? Alongside grass and twigs, birds are collecting our rubbish.
The Conversation Australiaby Kathryn Backholer, Co-Director, Global Centre for Preventive Health and Nutrition, Deakin University14d ago
Online privacy used to mean being careful about what you shared. You also had some control over what others shared about you, because much of that info was public.
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett14d ago
Highland dancing, medieval battles and a kilt fun run: WA’s biggest Highland Gathering returns Bagpipes, Highland dancing and plenty of tartan will take over Perth this weekend as the country’s...
The Conversation Australiaby John Hawkins, Senior lecturer, Canberra School of Government, University of Canberra14d ago
When the federal government released its final budget figures for 2025–26 this week, it prompted a flurry of front-page articles in the conservative press arguing for lower taxes.
PerthNowby Staff Writers14d ago
Co-pilot underwent radical indoctrination: Israeli PM The co-pilot of a passenger jet who stabbed the captain in an apparent attempt to crash the plane as it flew to Israel had undergone radical...
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal14d ago
Desktop accessories brand Cololight is working on an interesting addition to gamer setups: a pair of speakers that appear to float around your head to create a more immersive experience while you...
PerthNowby Kaaren Morrissey14d ago
Card surcharge ban will take time to work through: bank Australian businesses will need time to adjust to the new ban on card surcharges as the major banks prepare for a potential merchant fees...
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young14d ago
Data expert issues warning after Medicare AI hack Australia's data remains at risk of artificial intelligence attacks unless a different approach is taken, an expert says, blaming a recent breach...
PerthNowby Tom Wark14d ago
Intel from cop friend sought weeks before dual killings A police officer has recalled her puzzlement as colleague Beau Lamarre-Condon asked whether phones and hire cars could be tracked, three...
New Atlasby Ben Coxworth14d ago
While wrist-mounted dive computers certainly are handy (no pun intended), they can still be awkward to look at when you're underwater in full scuba gear.
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