All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
The National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association is running advertising campaigns urging the government to keep electric vehicle tax incentives as the May budget looms.
Samantha Blake 
NSW Police have arrested a second man in connection with a fatal stabbing at a Sydney home, as authorities investigate what is believed to be a domestic dispute.
Yuki Tamura 
Oscar Piastri's pre-race crash at Albert Park ends his Australian Grand Prix before the start, disappointing thousands of home fans and leaving his team searching for answers.
Kate Morrison 
The NRL's ambitious plan to take Global Round to Abu Dhabi and London faces an uncertain timeline following escalating military conflict in the Middle East, with the commission chairman signalling a pause for safety assessments.
Patrick Donnelly 
On March 5, Victorian secondary students raced F1 24 simulators metres from the real Albert Park circuit. It's a milestone moment for Australian school esports.
Jake Nguyen Australia's private tutoring sector is booming, with one in six students now receiving private coaching. The trend reveals growing academic pressure on families already squeezed by education costs and cost-of-living pressures.
Grace Okonkwo 
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will miss six to eight weeks after injuring his hamstring in warm-up, dealing a significant blow to the Waratahs' playoff ambitions.
Yuki Tamura 
The killing of Mackenzie Anderson in Newcastle raises hard questions about parole, protection orders, and what happens when court-ordered restraints mean nothing to a killer.
James Callahan 
Gold Coast's disastrous Round 1 loss to Cronulla raises uncomfortable questions about the club's capacity to build a genuine winning culture under new coach Josh Hannay.
Daniel Kovac 
Residents in Yallambie expected their local road to reopen after construction work ended. Instead, it will remain closed permanently as the North East Link project reshapes the suburb's infrastructure.
Priya Narayanan HMS Anson's arrival in Perth marks Australia's first nuclear submarine maintenance operation, while a multi-billion dollar investment in Osborne signals the nation is moving beyond design into full-scale delivery of its AUKUS capability.
Aisha Khoury From 1 March 2026, early childhood educators across Australia received their first major wage increase in years following a Fair Work Commission finding on gender-based undervaluation. But families are asking whether support measures go far enough.
Grace Okonkwo 
The NSW Supreme Court has upheld Parramatta's right to block Zac Lomax from joining Melbourne Storm, settling a legal battle that exposed deep tensions in player trading practices.
Yuki Tamura 
Harris Andrews could miss weeks after his arm struck Arthur Jones, leaving Brisbane without two key leaders in a five-point loss to the Western Bulldogs.
Jimmy O'Brien Netflix, Kayo, and Apple TV+ have all increased their prices in early 2026. The Australian government is responding with new laws that will force streaming services to make cancellation as simple as sign-up by mid-2027.
Ella Sullivan 
Formula 1's most significant regulation overhaul in decades hits Albert Park this weekend, with McLaren's Oscar Piastri topping Friday practice as teams battle to master new power units and energy systems.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Greek yoghurt has vanished from Australian supermarket shelves for four months, driven by a TikTok trend and broader protein-obsessed consumer behaviour that manufacturers struggle to match.
Sophia Vargas 
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has signalled Australia could help defend Gulf states against Iranian attacks, but firmly rejected Trump's push for regime change. The comments come as the government evacuates over 115,000 Australians trapped in the region.
James Callahan The RBA has lifted the cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.85%, marking the first increase in over two years as inflation climbs above target. More hikes are expected if price pressures persist.
Tom Whitfield 
Valve scrambled to clarify its Steam Machine timeline on Friday after a blog update hinting at possible 2027 delays spooked gamers. The company now reaffirms a 2026 launch for its new living room gaming PC despite severe global memory shortages driven by AI data centre demand.
Jake Nguyen 
Wrexham mounted a spirited FA Cup challenge against Chelsea, taking a fifth-round lead through Callum Doyle, but the reigning club world champions claimed a 4-2 extra-time victory to reach the quarterfinals.
Sophia Vargas 
NASA's DART spacecraft did more than nudge a single asteroid. New analysis reveals it altered the trajectory of a whole binary system around the sun, marking a historic moment in planetary defence technology.
Oliver Pemberton 
OpenAI has again postponed ChatGPT's adult mode, now with no firm launch date. The company is prioritising intelligence upgrades and personalisation over age-gated adult content.
Tom Whitfield 
Alyssa Healy prepares for her final Test match at Perth's WACA Ground, with suggestions she move higher in the batting order for one last chance at a Test hundred.
Sophia Vargas 
Two men have died after being pulled from the water at Little Beach, Bouddi on the NSW Central Coast yesterday. One man was recovered in the afternoon, the second found hours later following a coordinated rescue effort.
Sophia Vargas 
With Middle East tensions threatening global oil supplies, Australian food charities fear widening gaps between vulnerable families and the support available to them.
Sophia Vargas 
A 90% price cut and new hardcore gameplay mode have driven The Division 2's concurrent players up 400 percent on Steam, proving aggressive pricing and content can still move the needle for aging games.
Tom Whitfield 
Caitlin Kalinowski, OpenAI's robotics chief, has resigned over the company's Pentagon contract. Her exit highlights uncomfortable questions about governance and trust.
Andrew Marsh 
World of Warcraft's successful redesign of Silvermoon City raises a crucial question about MMO expansion design: does adding new lands always beat reimagining old ones?
Aisha Khoury 
At 29, Alex Albon is one of elite Formula 1 drivers, but he has chosen a path away from the constant scrutiny of social media, revealing how stepping back from the digital world has liberated him.
Oliver Pemberton