Big barra farm helps First Nations producers net income
PerthNowby Stephanie Gardiner·22 Aug 2026
Big barra farm helps First Nations producers net income Tarun Richards was in high school when she heard a classmate talking about her dad's barramundi business.
Journey of the dark crystal stranger than fiction
PerthNowby Stephanie Gardiner·22 Aug 2026
Journey of the dark crystal stranger than fiction Tiny clear crystals that could unlock the secrets of the universe sit in a tightly-sealed box, safe from a hostile world that threatens to...
‘We got attacked’: Canada hits back at Trump with tariffs
PerthNowby Staff Writers·22 Aug 2026
Canada to impose retaliatory tariffs on US sectors, Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says that starting September 8 Canada will impose tariffs on imports from the...
Can four-year terms make it out of the too-hard basket?
PerthNowby Ben McKay·22 Aug 2026
Can four-year terms make it out of the too-hard basket? Political leaders are united on them across the divide, while billions in taxpayer dollars could be saved and some hard reforms delivered.
Humanoid robots smash human records at Beijing games
PerthNowby Staff Writers·22 Aug 2026
Humanoid robots smash human records at Beijing games Chinese humanoid robots have broken records set by humans, including beating Usain Bolt's 100-metre sprint world record, on the opening day of...
DNA twist: Grisham fan cracks life-and-death case
PerthNowby Abe Maddison·22 Aug 2026
DNA twist: Grisham fan cracks life-and-death case A childhood obsession with John Grisham thrillers and an ingrained sense of justice were powerful forces for aspiring lawyer Jane Tiller.
Better to end the war now, Iranian president says
PerthNowby Staff Writers·22 Aug 2026
Better to end the war now, Iranian president says Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says the war with the United States should end since the world has accepted that his country has won, calling...
City’s chemical weed reduction plan under scrutiny
PerthNowby Liam Murphy·22 Aug 2026
City of Joondalup’s chemical weed reduction plan ‘doesn’t meet community expectations’, advocates warn The City of Joondalup is considering cutting its reliance on chemical weed treatments by up to...
Perth mum to walk 130km for kids with severe asthma
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·22 Aug 2026
Willetton mum trekking 130km to fundraise for Respiratory Care WA after they changed her son’s life After years of sleepless nights and hospital visits watching her young son battle through severe...
The story that stopped me in my tracks this week
PerthNowby Adrian Barich·22 Aug 2026
You don’t often get stopped in your tracks by something someone says at a golf day. But I did last week.
My standards are all that stand between me and a laundress
PerthNowby Nat Locke·22 Aug 2026
Nat Locke: I have the expectations of a duchess and the domestic staff of a possum One of my biggest regrets in this life is not being born into aristocracy. What a massive oversight on my behalf.
Plans for Perth sporting reserve to get major revamp
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·22 Aug 2026
Long-awaited upgrades progress at Morris Buzacott Reserve to support local sporting clubs A popular Melville reserve could be on its way to multi-million dollar upgrade, giving community sporting...
Women hiding and fearful over Swans scandal: lawyers
PerthNowby Eleanor Wilson and John Kidman·22 Aug 2026
Women hiding and fearful over Swans scandal: lawyers Three women allegedly at the centre of the Sydney Swans sexual assault scandal remain fearful and in hiding as the saga drags on.
Putin says Ukraine opened 'Pandora's box' with strikes
PerthNowby Staff Writers·22 Aug 2026
Putin says Ukraine opened 'Pandora's box' with strikes Russian President Vladimir Putin says Ukraine has opened "Pandora's box" with its strikes on Russian economic targets, saying that Russia will...
Police probe online networks after Sweden school attack
PerthNowby Staff Writers·22 Aug 2026
Police probe online networks after Sweden school attack Swedish police are investigating whether an 18-year-old man who attacked students at a school with a sword, killing one, was involved in...
‘Top bloke’: More tributes flow for Perth dad killed in Bali
PerthNowby Kirsty Lichtenstein·22 Aug 2026
‘Top bloke with a huge heart’: More tributes paid to Perth dad, Paul Dougan, killed in Bali A local pub and suburban footy club are leading tributes to a “much loved member of the wider Gosnells...
UK expat reveals how she saved $40k cleaning in Australia
PerthNowby Zosia Melanczuk·22 Aug 2026
UK expat reveals she earns more cleaning in Australia than as a teacher back home, banking $40k in 8 months A UK expat has revealed how she was able to save $40,000 in just eight months while...
Girl, 17, killed in sword attack at Swedish school
PerthNowby Staff Writers·22 Aug 2026
Girl, 17, killed in sword attack at Swedish school The victim of a deadly sword attack at a school in central Sweden was a 17-year-old girl, police say.
Perth firefighter embarks on brutal 168-hour run challenge
PerthNowby Caitlin Vinci·22 Aug 2026
Project 168: Perth firefighter Phil Gore pushing human limits to the extreme for Telethon WA endurance powerhouse Phil Gore is no stranger to pushing human limits, but his latest feat will see him...
Somali pirates hijack oil tanker off Yemen
PerthNowby Omar Faruk·22 Aug 2026
Somali pirates hijack oil tanker off Yemen Somali pirates hijacked an oil products tanker off Yemen, a Somali maritime security official says, the latest in a resurgence of piracy that has seen six...
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