All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
An explosion damaged the US Embassy in Oslo early Sunday with no injuries reported. Norwegian police are investigating whether the blast was a deliberate attack linked to escalating Middle East tensions.
Tanya Birch 
Seagate's unreleased FireCuda X1070 NVMe SSD appeared on Amazon and Best Buy listings this week, revealing specs and a $829.99 price tag before pages went offline.
Yuki Tamura 
Cybercriminals are using AI agents to automate routine cyberattack tasks, from surveillance to infrastructure setup. Microsoft threat intelligence reveals North Korea's Coral Sleet is already deploying these capabilities at scale.
Nadia Souris 
Australia's government has ended tax incentives for plug-in hybrid vehicles from April 2025, favoring full electric cars instead. The move reveals a pragmatic shift in transport policy with real consequences for buyers and manufacturers.
Zara Mitchell 
Israel has attacked Iran's oil facilities for the first time since the US-Israeli campaign began, targeting storage depots and refineries in Tehran. The strike signals a broader strategy to damage Iran's economic capacity, with consequences for global energy markets.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
California is suing websites that distribute 3D printed gun files, seeking to block the spread of untraceable weapons. But the case reveals genuine tensions between public safety and digital rights.
Zara Mitchell 
A flight from Dubai has arrived in Perth, offering relief to West Australians stranded by Middle East airspace closures caused by escalating regional conflict.
Oliver Pemberton 
Australia has just 36 days of petrol reserves as the Strait of Hormuz closes and global oil prices surge. Drivers and farmers brace for price spikes while the government reassures the nation its emergency frameworks are ready.
Oliver Pemberton 
Memory bit flips cause up to 15% of Firefox crashes, according to Mozilla analysis of nearly 470,000 crash reports. The finding highlights a hardware reliability issue affecting all devices.
Sophia Vargas 
An Australian startup has demonstrated cultured neurons running a video game on a silicon chip. The breakthrough raises serious questions about the future of energy-efficient computing and drug research.
Darren Ong 
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will visit Sydney and Melbourne in mid-April for business and philanthropic engagements. Their return marks a significant departure from their 2018 royal tour as they pursue private ventures.
Mitchell Tan 
Wayne Bennett wants Alex Johnston's historic moment celebrated in the stands, not on the field. The Rabbitohs coach is making a practical case for respecting the game's rhythm.
Patrick Donnelly The Albanese government's Division 296 super tax targeting balances above $3 million heads to the Senate after dropping unrealised gains taxation.
Sarah Cheng Australia's new Help to Buy scheme has approved nearly 2,500 first-home buyers in just two months, but the policy faces a critical question: does it help individuals without making the broader crisis worse?
Grace Okonkwo Australia's property market is splitting decisively. Perth jumped 2.3% in February alone while Sydney and Melbourne recorded zero growth, exposing a structural shortage of housing supply.
Aisha Khoury 
Thompson's ex-girlfriend has publicly revealed she desperately tried to prevent his attack on another young woman. She breached an apprehended violence order 78 times before killing her.
Mitchell Tan 
Italian scientists have found that left-handed people score higher on competitiveness measures and are less likely to avoid competition from anxiety, challenging assumptions about why this minority trait persists.
Oliver Pemberton 
Queensland is battening down as two tropical low pressure systems batter opposite corners of the state, cutting off transport links and trapping holidaymakers.
Sophia Vargas Easter holidays can strain family budgets, but booking early, choosing the right destinations, and mixing paid activities with free fun keeps costs manageable.
Ella Sullivan 
The Matildas face Korea Republic on Sunday at Stadium Australia in a must-win group finale with redemption and top spot on the line after their 2022 quarter-final heartbreak.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Janelle Dodd transformed her retirement into a mission to educate communities worldwide about menstrual health through Days For Girls, a not-for-profit that distributes reusable products to women in disadvantaged areas.
Daniel Kovac 
South Sydney's dominant 40-30 Round 1 win over the Dolphins featured notable on-field friction, as tensions flared late in the second half. The Rabbitohs opened their 2026 campaign in style, with David Fifita outstanding for the visitors.
Priya Narayanan 
A rapper-turned-politician has led Nepal's centrist Rastriya Swatantra Party to a commanding election victory, decisively defeating the incumbent coalition in the country's first poll since violent youth protests forced a constitutional reset.
Marcus Ashbrook 
Victorian teachers seeking WorkCover support for stress and bullying face lengthy claim delays that extend their absence from classrooms, according to reporting from education sector sources.
Priya Narayanan 
A man in his 30s has died from a stab wound to his chest at a home on Spring Street, Concord. Police have arrested a 41-year-old man at the scene.
Victoria Crawford 
NSW public schools have signalled support for students wearing the Palestinian keffiyeh at school events, marking a significant reversal after a student's exclusion sparked widespread criticism.
Aisha Khoury Australian gamers face a perfect storm of rising hardware costs, AI-driven chip shortages, and regional pricing markups that threaten to exclude millions from the hobby.
Jake Nguyen 
Three people have died in separate crashes during the Adelaide Cup long weekend in South Australia, with fatalities including a motorcycle rider, a young driver, and a father.
Mitchell Tan 
A coalition of telecom operators and device makers is working to bring $40 smartphones to market across six African countries, aiming to connect 20 million people. Rising memory costs now threaten the viability of the price target.
Grace Okonkwo 
Oscar Piastri crashed his McLaren during the formation lap at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, failing to even reach the grid for the 58-lap race.
Fatima Al-Rashid