Race to save 900 trapped workers after Nepal flood horror
PerthNowby Madeline Cove·2 Sept 2026
Nepal floods: Rescuers race to save 900 workers trapped in hydropower tunnels as death toll hits 1204 A desperate race is under way to reach hundreds of workers feared trapped deep inside...
‘Nice ring to it’: Trump sets sights on wild Hormuz rebrand
PerthNowby Chloe Maher·2 Sept 2026
Donald Trump floats renaming Strait of Hormuz to ‘Trump Strait’ as ‘Lake America’ appears on Apple Maps in US Donald Trump has set his sights on another major landmark on the world map, suggesting...
Trump order to limit US birthright citizenship blocked
PerthNowby Nate Raymond·2 Sept 2026
Trump order to limit US birthright citizenship blocked A US federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from enforcing a new executive order limiting the number of people eligible for...
Australian aid boosted as Nepal flood rescue continues
PerthNowby Allanah Sciberras·2 Sept 2026
Australian aid boosted as Nepal flood rescue continues Australia has sent more aid to Nepal, including a team of drone operators, to help with search operations as conditions remain "extremely...
New strikes raise fears of renewed war across Mideast
PerthNowby Parisa Hafezi and Bo Erickson·2 Sept 2026
New strikes raise fears of renewed war across Mideast Fears of renewed escalation have gripped the Middle East after the United States and Iran exchanged their biggest barrage since July, with...
Freo’s busiest strip to close if Dockers make Grand Final
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·2 Sept 2026
Fremantle Council to close Cappuccino Strip for live AFL Grand Final watch party if Dockers go all the way Dockers fans will be free to roam Fremantle’s streets on grand final day as the Cappuccino...
AI to be 'greatest change since electricity': Keating
PerthNowby Sarah Spina-Matthews·2 Sept 2026
AI to be 'greatest change since electricity': Keating Artificial intelligence is set to be the "greatest agency for change" since the introduction of electricity, former prime minister Paul Keating...
Russia torments Kyiv with seventh day of strikes
PerthNowby Staff Writers·2 Sept 2026
Russia torments Kyiv with seventh day of strikes Russian drones have torn into central Kyiv wounding 11 people and damaging residential and university buildings on the seventh day of nearly...
Family to farewell teen hiker Lily Hooper
PerthNowby Andrew Hedgman·2 Sept 2026
Loved ones to gather to farewell teen hiker Lily Hooper after tragic Nattai National Park death Family, friends and loved ones of teenager hiker Lily Hooper farewell the “fearless” 18-year-old on...
How much EVs saved amid war revealed
PerthNowby Nathan Schmidt·2 Sept 2026
New EV drivers will save $76m after Iran war fuel spike, data reveals Australians who switched to an electric car in the first half of 2026 following the US and Israel’s February attack on Iran...
'Soft' earnings season for Australia's major companies
PerthNowby Derek Rose·2 Sept 2026
'Soft' earnings season for Australia's major companies Australia's listed corporations snapped a three-year streak of declining earnings this profit season, but their gains lagged those of their...
Telstra fined for failed ID checks that led to fraud
PerthNowby Noah Secomb·2 Sept 2026
Telstra fined for failed ID checks that led to fraud Australia's biggest telecommunications provider has been hit with a $277,000 fine for failing to protect its customers from scams.
FINALLY: Plans launch to activate Freo’s Hungry Jacks site
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·2 Sept 2026
Big Freo Spring Clean: Locals organise first city-wide clean, targeting long-neglected Hungry Jacks site Spring cleaning season is around the corner, and a group of committed Freo locals are...
Call it out: online register to drive anti-racism
PerthNowby Abe Maddison·2 Sept 2026
Call it out: online register to drive anti-racism An online register of racism and discrimination against First Nations people is receiving up to $2 million in Commonwealth funding to help inform...
Major update for development on prime Perth beachside spot
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·2 Sept 2026
State plans for urban development at Port Beach face backlash over unfulfilled planning promises An attempt to allow urban development on a prime coastal spot has been knocked back by residents and...
Nepal rescuers race to reach any survivors in tunnels
PerthNowby Staff Writers·2 Sept 2026
Nepal rescuers race to reach any survivors in tunnels Rescue teams are racing to reach dozens of workers believed to be trapped inside hydropower tunnels in Nepal's mountains, offering one of the...
Student-led walk opens conversations about domestic violence
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon·2 Sept 2026
White Ribbon: Hundreds of Trinity College students take part in walk against domestic violence Almost 400 Trinity College students have taken to the streets to stand against domestic and family...
Free repellent dispensers in time for mosquito season
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon·2 Sept 2026
Free mosquito repellent dispensers rolled out across Perth as mosquito season approaches Free mosquito repellent dispensers are being rolled out across metropolitan Perth as West Australians are...
Belmont joins others in redirecting waste into energy
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon·2 Sept 2026
Belmont joins three other councils in push to send more waste to energy and not landfill The City of Belmont has joined the cities of Swan and Kalamunda and the Shire of Mundaring in directing...
Full ban on synthetic verge lawns could reverse in Bayswater
PerthNowby Sophie Gannon·2 Sept 2026
Decision to ban synthetic verge lawns could soon be reversed in City of Bayswater Synthetic lawn could soon be allowed once again in the City of Bayswater.
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