All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
Australian rodeos are caught between preserving rural heritage and adapting to digital-age monetisation, raising tough questions about economics, animal welfare, and community survival.
Meg Hadley 
A man has died following a fight involving a group of males near Mernda railway station in Melbourne's north-east. Police have launched a homicide investigation.
James Callahan 
Drone strikes on Amazon datacentres in the UAE and Bahrain expose a dangerous gap in tech industry planning. As major providers order customers to abandon the region, the question is no longer whether but how companies should operate in conflict zones.
Daniel Kovac 
A healthcare AI system powering prescription renewals in Utah has been found vulnerable to basic manipulation techniques, raising serious questions about its reliability as a medical decision-maker.
Meg Hadley 
What started as a corporate disaster last year has become an unlikely comeback story. The former leaders of Humble Games have bought back their entire back catalogue and rebranded it as Balor Games.
Andrew Marsh 
Memory chip prices climbed sharply in February 2026, with NAND flash wafer costs jumping 25% in a single month, raising warnings of potential industry strain.
Mitchell Tan 
BMW's revived i3 sedan marks a decisive shift away from legacy platforms. With impressive technology and €50,000 pricing ambitions, it faces a crowded and unforgiving midrange EV market.
Sarah Cheng 
The Trump administration is preparing sweeping export controls that would require government approval for nearly all global shipments of advanced AI accelerators, marking a significant expansion of US semiconductor restrictions.
Zara Mitchell 
When a developer rewrote a widely used Python library with AI help and changed its licence, it exposed a dangerous gap in copyright law that could reshape the entire software industry.
Darren Ong 
As autonomous AI agents scale across enterprises, data quality has become the critical bottleneck. According to new CDO research, firms are racing to fix foundational data problems before deploying AI systems that operate without human oversight.
Priya Narayanan 
The Senate's swift approval of new NASA legislation signals genuine confidence in administrator Jared Isaacman's plan to accelerate lunar missions by standardising rockets and increasing launch frequency.
Aisha Khoury 
Qantas has abandoned its elaborate tourism-themed safety videos in favour of a no-nonsense four-minute briefing. The shift reveals a broader industry reckoning about what actually works in an emergency.
Jake Nguyen 
China has made genuine progress in chip manufacturing independence, yet faces years of struggle to match Western advances. Premier Li Qiang's Two Sessions speech signals intent; execution will be the real test.
Daniel Kovac 
The rapid escalation between Israel and Hezbollah has triggered a regional security crisis that Australia was slow to anticipate, leaving over 100,000 citizens stranded as the government mounts an emergency response.
Aisha Khoury 
The US-Israeli campaign in Iran is advancing faster than expected, but Iranian retaliation has triggered regional instability that threatens economic growth and leaves Australia managing an unprecedented evacuation challenge.
Aisha Khoury 
A U.S. submarine torpedo sank the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena in the Indian Ocean near Sri Lanka on March 4, killing at least 87 sailors. The strike marks the first enemy ship sunk by a U.S. torpedo since World War II and signals a dramatic geographic expansion of the U.S.-Iran conflict.
Oliver Pemberton 
Kristi Noem's removal as Department of Homeland Security secretary marks the Trump administration's first significant cabinet departure, following controversy over two fatal shootings in Minneapolis and a $220 million ad campaign.
Priya Narayanan 
A single photograph from 2015 has led to the discovery of Tous ayamaruensis, a new mammalian genus and a 'Lazarus species' thought extinct since the Ice Age.
Mitchell Tan 
A developing weather system off north Queensland could strengthen into a tropical cyclone within days, bringing heavy rainfall and flash flooding risks to communities already impacted by recent monsoon activity.
Daniel Kovac 
A 31-year-old woman has been charged with criminal neglect after a nine-month-old boy was found unresponsive at a property in Adelaide's north.
Samantha Blake 
Three months after a sexual assault in Reservoir, police have released a computer-generated image of a suspect. The victim is speaking out to help bring the perpetrator to justice.
Victoria Crawford 
The Coalition will keep the government's $10,000 apprenticeship bonus scheme despite labelling it inflationary. Shadow minister for skills Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has questioned the policy's approach.
Kate Morrison 
A magistrate's education-focused punishment for ex-Neighbours actor Damien Richardson's Nazi salute is now under legal challenge from prosecutors, raising broader questions about criminal sentencing philosophy.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Australia has named Ben Tudhope and Georgia Gunew as flag-bearers for the opening ceremony of the Winter Paralympics in Milano Cortina, with the event beginning Saturday morning AEDT.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
NSW Police are appealing for information after a man allegedly broke into a western Sydney apartment and sexually assaulted a sleeping resident.
Tanya Birch 
Jackie O Henderson has quit the Kyle and Jackie O Show after 22 years, following an on-air confrontation with co-host Kyle Sandilands over astrology, workplace conduct allegations and long-simmering tensions.
Nina Papadopoulos 
Ubisoft has offered fresh updates on Assassin's Creed Hexe and Codename Invictus, confirming the former will be a unique, darker experience set during historical witch trials while insisting the multiplayer project is not the Fall Guys-style game rumours have suggested.
Tom Whitfield 
Intel's new 18A manufacturing process is now being positioned for external customers, marking a strategic reversal. But reports suggest Nvidia tested the technology and walked away, revealing the foundry business's real challenges.
Zara Mitchell 
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has made a surprising admission: without Intel and Apple, two of the company's most formidable rivals, Windows and Office may never have existed.
Sarah Cheng 
When online games close, they typically vanish forever. Let It Die is taking a different approach: converting to an offline paid version instead.
James Callahan