Two more Aussies found alive as 36 remain missing in Nepal
PerthNowby Madeline Cove·3 Sept 2026
Nepal floods: Two more Australians found safe as fears grow for 36 still missing after deadly disaster Two more Australians have been found safe following the catastrophic Nepal-Tibet floods, but...
$100m problem in One Nation, Nats heartland
PerthNowby Nathan Schmidt·3 Sept 2026
One Nation’s NSW heartland could generate $100m under opposed carbon reforms, data reveals Controversial reforms to carbon offsets opposed could generate more than $100m in key NSW electorates held...
Funerals held in Iran after reported US wedding attack
PerthNowby Staff Writers·3 Sept 2026
Funerals held in Iran after reported US wedding attack Iranian mourners have carried caskets at a funeral for victims of a US air strike said to have struck a wedding party while Iranian forces...
Public trust in politicians drops amid voter cynicism
PerthNowby Tess Ikonomou·3 Sept 2026
Public trust in politicians drops amid voter cynicism Four in five Australians believe government should deliver social services directly, but a majority no longer think politicians serve their...
Little Telethon Stars unveil mural of iconic Perth scene
PerthNowby Brooke Rolfe·3 Sept 2026
Telethon 2026: Little Telethon Stars unveil new mural at Rottnest Express terminal in first ambassador duties The WA kids of the moment, the Telethon Little Stars, have taken part in their first...
Dogs, cats in bird flu crosshairs as council raises alarm
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·3 Sept 2026
East Freo council makes bird flu information more accessible to limit spread, considering pet restrictions East Fremantle could consider tighter restrictions on where dogs and cats are allowed to...
Canning swim school sweeps WA aquatic awards
PerthNowby Eliana Hullett·3 Sept 2026
Canning Swim School and Leisureplex make waves at national aquatic industry awards, sweeping seven The City of Canning has been recognised as one of WA’s best places to learn to swim after its Swim...
No China missile test condemnation from Pacific leaders
PerthNowby Ben McKay·3 Sept 2026
No China missile test condemnation from Pacific leaders The Pacific Islands Forum has again failed to condemn China for its missile test, instead walking a middle ground and "registering concern"...
Bungled shooting tragedies puts focus on address links
PerthNowby Sarah Spina-Matthews·3 Sept 2026
Bungled shooting tragedies puts focus on address links Addresses from official databases might be finding their way into the hands of criminals, an ex-police officer warns, as botched shootings...
'I'm not a heartless monster': Molly's murderer
PerthNowby Stephanie Gardiner·3 Sept 2026
'I'm not a heartless monster': Molly's murderer In a sloped, basic script, Daniel Billings writes that he is sincerely sorry for murdering Molly Ticehurst and acknowledges he is responsible for her...
Natural selection: women win at top science awards
PerthNowby Abe Maddison·3 Sept 2026
Natural selection: women win at top science awards The extraordinary contribution of women in Australian science has been highlighted by the winners list for the nation's top science awards.
Black skips Epstein deposition, sues US House committee
PerthNowby Staff Writers·3 Sept 2026
Black skips Epstein deposition, sues US House committee Billionaire investor Leon Black has refused to appear for a sworn deposition before US Congress and instead sued the House Oversight...
Feminist trailblazer Gloria Steinem dead at 92
PerthNowby Matthew Quagliotto·3 Sept 2026
Gloria Steinem, a feminist pioneer and journalist whose work spearheaded the 20th century women’s rights movement, has died age 92.
Russian ship seized to enforce $4.2b compensation claim
PerthNowby Staff Writers·3 Sept 2026
Russian ship seized to enforce $4.2b compensation claim Norway has seized a Russian ship in the Arctic to enforce a $US4.22 billion compensation claim won by Ukrainian energy firm Naftogaz over...
Kids would rather time travel to dinosaur age than any other era
PerthNowby BANG - Entertainment News·3 Sept 2026
Kids would rather time travel to dinosaur age than any other era Dinosaurs are so popular with children that more than a third would choose to travel millions of years back in time to meet one, a...
Jack Black paid bar tab for stranger who had no clue who he was
PerthNowby BANG - Entertainment News·3 Sept 2026
Jack Black paid bar tab for stranger who had no clue who he was A man expecting a quiet drink before dinner was given a celebrity encounter to remember after Jack Black sat beside him at a Seattle...
'Corrosive': ex-rail boss jailed over corrupt contracts
PerthNowby William Ton·3 Sept 2026
'Corrosive': ex-rail boss jailed over corrupt contracts The masterminds behind a major corruption scheme over cleaning contracts for a state rail network have been jailed over their "corrosive"...
Disgraced train boss’ corruption scandal
PerthNowby Liam Beatty·3 Sept 2026
James Pinder, George Harritos: Former V/Line boss and cleaning company boss jailed for corruption The sacked boss of Victoria’s regional rail network has been jailed for corruption after accepting...
'Sent into poverty': cheaper uni study plans criticised
PerthNowby Lucinda Garbutt-Young·3 Sept 2026
'Sent into poverty': cheaper uni study plans criticised New laws opening universities' doors to thousands of regional students will not be effective in establishing equal educational opportunity, a...
Murder accused teen bailed despite pedo claim rejection
PerthNowby Rex Martinich·3 Sept 2026
Murder accused teen bailed despite pedo claim rejection A teen boy accused of murder during a "prolonged and brutal assault" has been granted bail despite a prosecutor denying claims he thought it...
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