Girl hospitalised after dog attack in Perth's north
A young girl has been hospitalised with serious facial injuries after being attacked by a dog in Hillarys on Wednesday afternoon. The dog involved has been impounded by authorities.
Aisha Khoury Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Aisha Khoury 
OpenAI Brings Codex AI Coding Tool to Windows, Intensifying Developer Competition
OpenAI has launched its Codex desktop app for Windows, offering developers a native alternative to autocomplete-based coding tools and signalling intensifying competition in the AI-assisted software development market.
Nadia Souris 
After Days in Darkness, Australians Finally Escape Dubai War Zone
Over 200 Australians have safely arrived in Sydney after being stranded in Dubai for days amid Iran's retaliatory strikes. But the return of one commercial flight highlights the scale of the consular crisis ahead.
Daniel Kovac 
Marathon Launches With $15 Cosmetics Despite $40 Price Tag
Bungie's sci-fi extraction shooter Marathon arrives with a clear monetisation split: all gameplay power is free, but cosmetics carry premium prices comparable to free-to-play competitors.
Yuki Tamura 
A Decade of Debate: 12 Games Vying for Video Game Hall of Fame
From Angry Birds to League of Legends, the World Video Game Hall of Fame's 2026 ballot reveals just how diverse gaming culture has become. Public voting is now open.
Jake Nguyen 
Xbox Makes Its Boldest Move Yet: A New Console That Doubles as a PC
Microsoft has officially confirmed Project Helix, its next-generation Xbox console arriving in 2027, which will play both Xbox and PC games. The announcement signals a dramatic shift in how the company plans to compete against Sony and Nintendo.
Tom Whitfield 
Lost New Vegas Dialogue Surfaces, Giving Players a Glimpse of What Could Have Been
Fallout: New Vegas players are getting a chance to experience post-game dialogue that was originally cut due to time and storage constraints. A beta build discovered in November has enabled modders to restore conversations that would have acknowledged player choices after the final mission.
Aisha Khoury 
Ubisoft Winds Down Shadows Support As Black Flag Remake Finally Emerges
As Assassin's Creed Shadows approaches its first anniversary, Ubisoft has confirmed it will enter final support phase and officially teased a Black Flag remake, signalling a major shift in franchise strategy.
Mitchell Tan 
Marvel Rivals' 2026 roadmap ties game to MCU's Avengers legacy
Marvel Rivals is structuring its entire 2026 around MCU tie-ins, with special events tied to Avengers films and new characters rumoured ahead of the December movie release.
Jake Nguyen 
F1's Melbourne overhaul: Louder, slower, and harder to master
F1 teams expect unpredictability at Melbourne's 2026 Grand Prix as radical new regulations make cars louder, slower on corners, and considerably harder to handle.
Priya Narayanan 
The Streets Deliver Raw Emotional Truth in St Kilda's Open Air
The Streets brought their landmark album to life at Palace Foreshore, delivering a masterclass in how music can move from commercial success to genuine cultural resonance.
Yuki Tamura 
NIMBY Reality Bites: How Community Backlash Is Stalling the US Datacentre Boom
The first decline in US datacentre construction since 2020 reveals a market fundamentally constrained by something no amount of investment can overcome: organised local resistance.
Aisha Khoury 
European Office Suite Enters Market with Bold Sovereignty Pitch
A newly launched European office suite claims to offer true data sovereignty, yet analysis reveals it relies on existing open-source components. What this means for choice and competition.
Aisha Khoury 
Marathon Arrives With Promise, But the Real Test Looms
Marathon launched March 5 to modest success and positive reviews, but faces an uncertain future in a genre plagued by high-profile failures.
Yuki Tamura 
The resurrection of CS:GO raises bigger questions about Valve's loot box model
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has unexpectedly returned to Steam as a standalone game, even as Valve faces a major lawsuit over alleged illegal gambling mechanics in its shooter franchises.
Yuki Tamura 
Jackbox Games Takes the Indie Plunge With First Publishing Deal
Jackbox Games has announced its first major venture into third-party publishing, signing Australian indie studio Toot Games to publish the absurdist heist game My Arms Are Longer Now.
Jake Nguyen 
Legend of Vox Machina Season 4 Launches June 3 on Prime Video
The Legend of Vox Machina Season 4 arrives June 3, 2026, on Prime Video with a three-episode weekly rollout. The season reunites separated heroes to face a cataclysmic threat.
Mitchell Tan 
PlayStation abandons PC strategy, returns to console exclusivity
Sony is stepping back from releasing major PlayStation games on PC, ending its push to bring console exclusives to personal computers and marking a significant shift in gaming industry strategy.
Tom Whitfield 
Control Resonant shifts focus to combat and agency in new sequel
Control Resonant moves the series spotlight to Dylan Faden as Remedy redesigns combat around aggression, dialogue choices, and dynamic ability synergies.
Helen Cartwright 
Surgent Studios Swaps Story for Silliness With New Co-op Game FixForce
After crafting grief-driven and horror-focused games, Surgent Studios is pivoting to cooperative chaos with FixForce, a six-player robot repair game launching in early access on March 12.
Helen Cartwright 
NSW murder charge after camping dispute turns fatal
A 26-year-old man has been charged with murder after an alleged altercation at a Northern NSW campground left a 33-year-old dead from critical head injuries.
Tom Whitfield 
Marathon launches with consumer-friendly approach, ditches typical live-service traps
Bungie's Marathon launches today with a refreshingly consumer-friendly monetisation model, avoiding the predatory tactics common in live-service games while maintaining cosmetic revenue streams.
Jake Nguyen 
Melbourne's Grand Opening: F1 Season Begins Despite Middle East Chaos
Formula 1's season opener in Melbourne is proceeding as planned, though regional airspace closures from the Israel-Iran conflict forced teams to reroute flights through Asia. Race organisers remain confident despite logistical turbulence.
Yuki Tamura 
Sony's God of War Spin-Off Could Reshape Gaming's Franchise Strategy
Reports suggest Sony Santa Monica is developing a new franchise within the God of War universe. The move shows creative studios are learning to maximise returns without overextending resources.
Darren Ong 
AI Resume Screeners: How Job Seekers Can Actually Get Noticed in 2026
Australian employers are increasingly using AI to screen resumes before human eyes see them. Job seekers who understand these systems have a real edge.
Zara Mitchell 
The Cost of Choosing Inflation Over Jobs
New RBA analysis shows that aggressive inflation-focused monetary policy would have pushed Australian unemployment to 5.3%, exposing the hidden costs of overseas approaches.
Darren Ong 
Pokémon Pokopia: Building a life sim that rewrites the franchise rules
Pokémon Pokopia launches on Nintendo Switch 2 with strong critical reception, blending life simulation with a real-time clock system that changes how players experience the franchise.
Darren Ong 
Australians flee Lebanon as Israel intensifies campaign
As Israeli strikes pummel Beirut and southern Lebanon, Australians are making urgent decisions about whether to flee the conflict or shelter in place. The Australian government is offering evacuation flights.
Sophia Vargas 
Middle East war exposes Australia's fertiliser gamble
As conflict rages across the Middle East, disruptions to fertiliser supplies through the Strait of Hormuz threaten to push up Australian food prices and expose structural weaknesses in the nation's agricultural supply chains.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Driver still at large after high-speed chase through Lower North Shore
NSW Police launched a manhunt after a driver abandoned a stolen vehicle in Lane Cove and fled on foot following a dangerous pursuit from Longueville.
Tanya Birch