All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
A new Australian documentary follows two young Mongolian horse herders on a grueling winter journey to protect 2000 horses and preserve a tradition facing extinction.
Aisha Khoury 
Australia's women's cricket team expects Sophie Molineux to return from back pain for the West Indies tour, with Alyssa Healy stepping aside after her final Test match.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Michael Voss has responded to Sam Docherty's damning criticism of Carlton after their 63-point loss to Sydney, framing the row as symptomatic of a deeper club problem.
Patrick Donnelly 
Sydney's Paddington is experiencing a dramatic transformation as affordable apartment blocks give way to luxury developments with rooftop pools and penthouses. The shift raises questions about housing accessibility in one of the city's most sought-after postcodes.
Darren Ong 
After years of playing it safe, Capcom's Monster Hunter Stories 3 abandons the kiddie trainer formula to deliver a genuinely compelling fantasy RPG with environmental themes and mature storytelling.
Jake Nguyen 
Resident Evil Requiem uses its dual protagonists to ask uncomfortable questions about franchises that refuse to move forward. The result is a game genuinely concerned with its own legacy.
Nina Papadopoulos 
The British monarchy faced sustained pressure on Monday as anti-monarchy protesters confronted King Charles, Queen Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales at Westminster Abbey's Commonwealth Day service.
Oliver Pemberton 
Donald Glover has been cast as Yoshi in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, with the announcement coming during a Nintendo Direct presentation showcasing the film's final trailer.
Sophia Vargas 
Officers spotted a car without headlights in Marrickville and initiated a pursuit that ended with the vehicle running on three tyres and a bare metal rim.
Sarah Cheng 
Nvidia is preparing to launch NemoClaw, an open-source AI agent platform designed for enterprise use. The move comes as autonomous agents gain traction but also attract scrutiny over security and unpredictability.
Helen Cartwright 
A 54-year-old man has been charged with domestic violence-related murder after allegedly stabbing another man to death in a Maudsland home.
Samantha Blake 
A disaster has been declared in Bundaberg as meteorologists warn of flooding that could match Queensland's catastrophic 2010 disaster, with the swollen Burnett River expected to peak this week.
Daniel Kovac 
The FAA's new eVTOL Integration Pilot Program will let developers test electric aircraft in real-world conditions ahead of certification, with operations expected to begin this summer.
Samantha Blake 
As inflation hits 3.8% and the RBA raises interest rates, the government's March indexation adjustments to pensions and income support face a test: can they actually help households keep pace with rising costs?
Marcus Ashbrook 
Valve faces mounting legal pressure over loot boxes, with a new consumer class-action lawsuit echoing recent allegations from New York's attorney general that the company operates an illegal gambling scheme.
Jake Nguyen 
Security researchers deployed an autonomous AI agent against McKinsey's internal AI chatbot and gained full system access within two hours. The breach reveals how corporate enthusiasm for AI is outpacing security reality.
Nina Papadopoulos 
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has declared there will be no retreat from the conflict with Iran, branding the Islamic Republic an "empire of evil" and insisting the war marks a defining moment for the region's future.
James Callahan 
A 39-year-old man has been found dead in a carpark in Waterford West, with police declaring a second crime scene at a Logan Reserve property as investigations continue.
Victoria Crawford 
Japan Display Inc. and the US government are exploring a $13 billion display manufacturing plant as China extends its commanding lead in global production capacity.
Yuki Tamura 
Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi's debut independent project faces collapse as its Chinese publisher pulls support just months after the game's dramatic world premiere.
James Callahan 
Across major US airports, security lines have stretched to three hours as Transportation Security Administration workers face their first missed paychecks during a Department of Homeland Security funding standoff.
Marcus Ashbrook 
ABC's new National Forum proved it can facilitate serious dialogue on difficult subjects, but struggled to translate civility into compelling television.
Aisha Khoury 
Kalshi's decision to block payouts on a $54 million prediction market has sparked a class action lawsuit and widening questions about market rules, disclosure and who really controls the outcome.
Aisha Khoury 
Queensland cattle farmers have just days of fuel left as disruptions ripple through rural Australia, highlighting a dangerous mismatch between supply and demand.
Patrick Donnelly The gaming industry's biggest games are selling like never before, yet workers are losing jobs at record rates. The problem isn't sales, it's that the industry measures success all wrong.
Jake Nguyen 
Blizzard is expanding Diablo 4's endgame difficulty from 4 Torment tiers to 12, attempting to make thousands of hours of gear farming feel worthwhile again.
Tom Whitfield 
Apple's new M5-powered MacBooks show solid performance gains in benchmarks, but the jump from M4 is modest for most users. The real story lies elsewhere.
Jake Nguyen As Australian families struggle with back-to-school costs reaching record levels, Victoria is tackling one driver of inflation: branded school uniforms. But experts warn a patchwork of state responses leaves many families behind.
Grace Okonkwo 
Anthropic challenges a rare Pentagon designation usually reserved for foreign adversaries after refusing military demands that the company says would enable mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.
Sophia Vargas 
President Trump called for Australia to grant asylum to five Iranian women's soccer players fleeing persecution, yet his administration has simultaneously deported Iranians and restricted asylum pathways for those fleeing the same regime.
Sophia Vargas