All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
A year into federal caps on international student numbers, Australian universities are cutting research support and narrowing course offerings as billions in fee revenue disappear.
Grace Okonkwo 
Australia's economy grew 0.8% in Q4 2025, beating forecasts and hitting a three-year high, but the strong result raises tricky questions about inflation and interest rates.
Andrew Marsh 
Capcom's latest quarterly report reveals PC now accounts for around half of all unit sales, with the company vowing to keep investing in the platform.
Sophia Vargas 
Highguard closes after just 46 days, while Battlefield REDSEC pulls its overpowered Marauder vehicle. Two cautionary tales from the live-service gaming world.
Patrick Donnelly OpenAI has rolled out GPT-5.3 Instant with less moralising and fewer hallucinations, while its CEO admits the company's Pentagon deal was hurried and damaging.
Sophia Vargas 
Australian shares have fallen sharply for three consecutive sessions as global markets reel from the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran and Tehran's sweeping retaliation.
Andrew Marsh 
Victoria's plan to legislate a two-day work-from-home right for all eligible workers is drawing fire from small business owners who say it will split their workforce along occupational lines.
Sophia Vargas 
The NSW Government's move to lock in golf at Cammeray Park has sparked a furious dispute with North Sydney Council, which says it was blindsided and denied any meaningful say.
Tanya Birch 
More than a month after Nancy Guthrie vanished from her Tucson-area home, her daughter Savannah returned to lay flowers at a community memorial as police signal progress.
James Callahan 
GOP Senator Thom Tillis has demanded Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's resignation and threatened to bring Senate business to a halt, exposing rare Republican dissent over DHS leadership.
Grace Okonkwo 
An Iranian drone struck the US consulate in Dubai on Tuesday, as Iran's retaliatory campaign spreads across the Gulf — with Australian troops and thousands of stranded citizens caught in the middle.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Intel has formally announced its Xeon 6+ processors with up to 288 cores built on its 18A process node, a critical milestone in the company's effort to reclaim semiconductor leadership from TSMC.
Sophia Vargas 
Former owner of Miky's Italian Fusion in Crawley convicted on four charges after sisters aged 11 and 12 were hospitalised following the June 2024 incident.
Jake Nguyen Alibaba's Qwen AI project has lost its key technical lead, Junyang Lin, just a day after launching new small models that drew global attention.
James Callahan A Mexico-based startup faces an $82,314 Google bill after a stolen API key was used to burn through Gemini AI credits overnight, as researchers warn thousands more keys are vulnerable.
Tom Whitfield Nvidia-backed Ayar Labs has raised $500 million to mass-produce optical chiplets that could transform how AI systems connect at scale, joining a broader industry push to replace copper with light.
Yuki Tamura A landmark antitrust trial against Live Nation and Ticketmaster opened in Manhattan this week, with the US Justice Department alleging the concert giant has broken the industry.
Jake Nguyen 
Melbourne teenager Joanne Ciconte is heading to Japan's all-female Kyojo Cup series, chasing a path through Super Formula toward a Formula 1 seat.
Jimmy O'Brien MIT researchers have developed injectable 'satellite livers' using hydrogel microspheres that kept liver cells functional for eight weeks in mice, potentially easing the global organ shortage.
Fatima Al-Rashid Global venture capital hit a record $189bn in February, with AI companies taking 90% of the total. Just three firms — OpenAI, Anthropic, and Waymo — captured 83% between them.
Sophia Vargas 
Intel has named Dr. Craig Barratt as its next independent board chair, replacing Frank Yeary who retires after 17 years. The change signals a strategic pivot toward engineering-led governance.
Zara Mitchell 
Dismembered remains found on a Bali beach may belong to kidnapped Ukrainian tourist Igor Komarov, 28, as Indonesian police name seven foreign suspects.
Yuki Tamura 
FCC chair Brendan Carr has signalled the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger will face minimal regulatory hurdles, even as critics raise conflict-of-interest concerns.
Tom Whitfield 
Sony's surprise-launched God of War spin-off offers a layered combat system and striking pixel art, but its clunky metroidvania design holds it back.
Aisha Khoury 
Sua Fa'alogo has 14 tries in just 22 games. Now the 22-year-old Victorian product carries the Melbourne Storm's most iconic jersey into 2026.
Megan Torres 
Australia's peak union body wants a fifth week of paid annual leave added to national employment standards, arguing workers already do more than four extra weeks of unpaid work each year.
Zara Mitchell 
Ratatan, the long-awaited spiritual successor to Patapon, finally has a console release date: July 16, 2026, across Switch 2, PS5, PS4, and Xbox Series.
Jake Nguyen 
Victoria has recorded at least 17 measles cases in 2026 and launched a vaccine push as national immunisation coverage hits its lowest point in a decade.
Ella Sullivan 
ASIO has confirmed Israeli President Isaac Herzog met with spy chief Mike Burgess at the agency's Canberra headquarters, after Senator David Pocock forced the issue in parliament.
Kate Morrison 
Denshattack! — the anime-infused trick-train game drawing comparisons to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater — launches 17 June on PC, PS5, Switch 2, and Xbox Series X/S.
Tom Whitfield