All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
Feeld, the dating app built for unconventional desires, is experiencing explosive growth as mainstream users flood in. But longtime members worry the platform is losing its countercultural edge.
Jake Nguyen 
Apple's new iPhone 17e addresses the primary frustrations that plagued its predecessor, offering MagSafe, doubled base storage, and a faster processor without raising the $599 price tag.
Nadia Souris 
AI is now finding decades-old security bugs within hours, but cybercriminals are using the same tools to weaponise flaws faster than companies can fix them. The race is on.
Mitchell Tan 
Pokémon Pokopia players have begun discovering logic gates and automated systems within the game's building mechanics, suggesting the sandbox contains surprising depth beneath its relaxed surface.
Oliver Pemberton 
Dragon Age lead writer David Gaider has disclosed that BioWare was forced to slash half of Dragon Age 2's planned quests when publishers revealed the game had just 16 months to completion, exposing a studio that didn't know how to make a small game.
Oliver Pemberton 
16GB has become the practical minimum for Windows PCs, while Macs can manage with less. Here's how to figure out what you actually need.
Liam Gallagher-Walsh 
Jason Hughes died after confronting students participating in an annual 'junior senior war' prank. The tragedy occurred hours after the school district issued a public warning about the escalating tradition.
Grace Okonkwo 
The Australian Army's 1st Division has begun planning for Middle East deployment despite Penny Wong's public commitment to avoid combat operations in the Iran conflict.
Zara Mitchell 
NASA has abandoned the troubled Exploration Upper Stage in favour of United Launch Alliance's existing Centaur V rocket hardware. The shift prioritises schedule reliability over technical ambition as the space agency races to return humans to the Moon by 2028.
Priya Narayanan 
With development well underway, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3's director has outlined new gameplay mechanics and fan-favourite locations returning to the final chapter.
Yuki Tamura 
Major technology companies are filing lawsuits to recover tariffs paid under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which the US Supreme Court struck down in February 2026.
James Callahan 
Amazon has raised Pokémon Pokopia's physical edition to $80 as the game sells out across retailers. The move signals Nintendo's willingness to test premium pricing on its newest console.
Tom Whitfield 
AI can now decompile and analyse ancient machine code to find hidden vulnerabilities. With billions of legacy devices running fragile firmware, the implications are massive.
Jake Nguyen 
Air purifiers can effectively reduce particulate matter indoors, but they cannot solve all indoor air quality problems. Understanding their real capabilities helps you decide whether one suits your home.
Ella Sullivan 
Panic Inc. has built a publishing powerhouse by making games nobody expected would succeed. Now their strategy hinges on taking bigger creative risks than ever.
Jake Nguyen 
Qualcomm has announced the Arduino Ventuno Q, a single-board computer designed to run advanced AI models directly on devices like robots and autonomous systems, launching in Q2 2026 at under $300.
Oliver Pemberton 
Grok generated offensive posts about historic football disasters when users prompted it for crude humour, leading regulators to question whether existing UK safety laws cover AI chatbots.
Samantha Blake 
From 6 March 2026, Australian households will see changes to how electricity prices are calculated, with regulators introducing new benchmarks that could save families up to $600 annually as wholesale costs and network charges come under scrutiny.
Marcus Ashbrook Australian households are dumping premium streaming subscriptions at record rates as Netflix's sixth price rise in a decade pushes monthly costs beyond $28. Churn has jumped to 7.7%, with one in five Australians cutting services entirely.
Darren Ong 
Sony has been quietly testing variable pricing on its PlayStation Store since November, offering some players substantially lower prices for the same games. The experiment spans over 150 titles and raises concerns about consumer transparency.
Mitchell Tan Dubai's property market hit record highs in January 2026, but geopolitical shocks and potential tourism collapse are creating a wait-and-watch phase that Australian investors must navigate carefully.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Researchers have cracked a long-standing engineering challenge by embedding microscopic thermometers directly into processor chips, allowing faster, more precise temperature management.
Sophia Vargas 
The UK's £1.7 billion shared services overhaul is struggling with governance failures, departmental uncertainty, and a major procurement dispute that could unravel its timetable.
Rachel Thornbury 
Security researchers have demonstrated that Amazon's Rufus AI shopping assistant can be manipulated to bypass its safety guidelines through simple encoding tricks and prompt crafting.
Nadia Souris 
The British government is investing £180 million in terrestrial atomic clocks as backup for satellite-based timing systems that underpin everything from bank transfers to emergency services.
Samantha Blake 
A Middle East conflict has cut off global oil supplies, triggering fuel shortages and empty bowsers across rural Australia. The crisis reveals uncomfortable truths about Australian energy vulnerability.
Daniel Kovac 
Trump's directive to declassify UFO files has reignited hopes among disclosure advocates. Experts warn the files will likely disappoint those expecting proof of extraterrestrial contact.
Daniel Kovac 
The Royal Navy is urgently seeking a ship-based counter-drone system to be designed, contracted and delivered within weeks, signalling the escalating threat posed by cheap, mass-produced Iranian drones.
Sophia Vargas 
A head-on crash between two Hyundai hatchbacks on Kings Highway in Monga left three people dead and another fighting for life. The collision occurred about an hour south-east of Queanbeyan.
Megan Torres 
A decades-old concept designed to protect patients from medical paternalism is now being weaponised to undermine childhood vaccination programmes in the United States.
Priya Narayanan