Capcom Lines Up a Busy March with Five-Game Spotlight Showcase
Capcom's latest Spotlight showcase airs Thursday, March 5, with Monster Hunter Stories 3, Pragmata, Street Fighter 6, and two Mega Man titles all on the agenda.
Mitchell Tan Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Mitchell Tan 
Victoria's suppression order problem: mental health grounds spark calls for urgent reform
Victoria accounts for 47% of Australia's suppression orders, and a former judge says mental health-based orders are the biggest threat to the court system.
Meg Hadley 
Amazon's God of War Expands Its Norse Family Tree with Four New Castings
Four new cast members have been announced for Amazon's live-action God of War series, filling out the ranks of Thor's family and Odin's Asgardian court.
Sophia Vargas 
When the Feed Won't Stop: Why War Alerts Lock Us in a Scroll Loop
As Middle East conflict escalates, scientists explain why war alerts trigger doomscrolling and what platform design has to do with it.
Sophia Vargas 
Gold Coast girl, 8, killed in Hakuba snowmobile accident as Australian toll rises
Eight-year-old Chloe Jeffries from the Gold Coast has died after a snowmobile accident in Japan's Hakuba Valley, the fourth Australian fatality on Japanese ski slopes this season.
Yuki Tamura 
Europe's Battery Gap With China Has a Price Tag: €500 Per EV
A €500-per-vehicle premium could close Europe's battery cost gap with China from 90% to 30% by 2030, says T&E — but Brussels must first agree on how to get there.
Yuki Tamura 
Family's anguish as bail granted to driver accused of killing father on Adelaide motorway
An Adelaide father of two has died after being struck by an alleged drunk driver while jump-starting his car on the North-South Motorway at Dry Creek. His family is furious the accused was granted bail.
Mitchell Tan 
Reform Promised, Red Tape Delivered: Australia's Research Grant Crisis Deepens
Scientists are furious after reforms meant to cut research grant wait times produced the opposite result, with approval blowouts now stretching into 2027.
James Callahan 
Albanese's Iran Endorsement Tests the Limits of Alliance Loyalty
Australia endorsed the US-Israeli strikes on Iran within hours, yet declined to address questions of legality — a posture that critics say falls short of the moment.
Marcus Ashbrook AUKUS Is Buying Submarines. Who Is Going to Crew Them?
Australia is acquiring nuclear-powered submarines under AUKUS but lacks the trained workforce to operate and build them. Analysis of the education and skills challenge the programme cannot afford to ignore.
Aisha Khoury 
Flood Rescue in Outback SA: Helicopter Crew Winches Truckie to Safety Near Yunta
A truck driver trapped by fast-rising floodwaters near Yunta in outback SA was winched to safety by a LifeFlight helicopter crew in a dramatic rescue.
Mitchell Tan 
Wrong House, Real Terror: Melbourne Family Cowered as Gang Tried to Smash Its Way In
A Melbourne family was forced to cower inside their own home after a gang of thugs targeted the wrong address in a frightening case of mistaken identity.
Mitchell Tan 
Three Police Shootings in One Day Across Queensland and NSW
Three separate police shootings unfolded across Queensland and NSW on Tuesday, leaving two men dead and raising fresh questions about use-of-force protocols.
Rachel Thornbury 
New AFL Boss Faces Grand Final Time Slot Reckoning
Craig Drummond is set to chair the AFL Commission just as the long-running grand final time slot debate lands on his desk. Fans want tradition; broadcasters want primetime.
Jimmy O'Brien 
The $200 Million Implosion: Kyle and Jackie O's Radio Empire Collapses
Australia's most lucrative radio partnership is over. Jackie Henderson has quit KIIS FM and Kyle Sandilands faces termination after an on-air blow-up on 20 February.
Riley Fitzgerald 
BHP Turns Its Back on Queensland as Royalties Row Reaches Breaking Point
BHP has frozen new investment in Queensland, blasting the state's coal royalty regime as the long-running dispute between the mining giant and Brisbane intensifies.
James Callahan 
Gulf in Crisis: 115,000 Australians Stranded as Middle East War Shuts World's Busiest Air Corridors
Around 115,000 Australians are caught in the Middle East travel chaos after US-Israeli strikes on Iran triggered sweeping airspace closures across the Gulf.
Oliver Pemberton We Talked Up Degrees for 30 Years. Now We Can't Find a Plumber.
Australia pushed a generation toward degrees and away from trades. The Skills Priority List is the bill coming due.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Eastern Azaleas Sting in Parramatta on Long-Awaited Return
North Korea ended a 16-year absence from the Women's Asian Cup with a commanding 3-0 win over Uzbekistan at Western Sydney Stadium, powered by Myong Yu Jong's first-half hat-trick.
Patrick Donnelly 
Huni Steps Back Into the Ring on Fury's London Card
Justis Huni will fight for the first time since the death of trainer Keri Fui, named on Tyson Fury's April 19 comeback card in London.
Mitchell Tan Star Citizen Studio Hid a Data Breach for Six Weeks — and Its Excuses Have Backfired
British games studio Cloud Imperium Games sat on a data breach for six weeks before disclosing it through a near-invisible website alert, prompting backlash from its Star Citizen community.
Mitchell Tan 
Sydney's New Harbour Suburb Promises 8,500 Homes, But Who Can Afford Them?
The NSW government will transform Glebe Island into a new 8,500-home suburb, but with just 10% affordable housing and entry prices around $2 million, critics say it risks becoming a wealthy enclave.
Aisha Khoury Claude Goes Dark: Anthropic's Outage Arrives at Its Worst Possible Moment
Anthropic's Claude went down for millions of users worldwide on 3 March, as the company battles a US government blacklisting that could reshape the AI industry.
Daniel Kovac 
Gas Bottle Explosions Force Emergency Evacuation in North Geelong
A car yard fire in North Geelong triggered multiple gas bottle explosions on Monday afternoon, forcing an emergency evacuation of the surrounding area.
Daniel Kovac 
Wharfies, Miners and Tradies Lead Australia's Biggest Wage Gains of 2025
Fresh data from SEEK reveals stevedores topped Australia's salary growth chart in 2025, with a 22.4% pay rise adding $30,000 to average yearly earnings.
Zara Mitchell 
Graduate Visa Fee Doubles Overnight, Catching Students Off Guard
Australia's Temporary Graduate visa fee has doubled to $4,600 from 1 March, with the sector warning the abrupt change risks deterring skilled graduates.
Tanya Birch 
Man Dies After Police Shooting at Tingalpa Home During Welfare Check
A 21-year-old man has been shot dead by police during a welfare check at a Tingalpa property, with senior officers defending the response and an independent investigation now under way.
Tanya Birch Big Plans, Empty Seas: Australia's Offshore Wind Ambition Hits a Reality Check
Australia has declared five offshore wind zones but has yet to build a single turbine. A hard-headed look at what stands between ambition and execution.
Liam Gallagher-Walsh 
Sayer Salutes Iran's Courage as Gold Coast Clash Looms Large
Amy Sayer has praised the bravery of Iran's players as the two sides prepare to meet at Gold Coast Stadium on Thursday night in a Women's Asian Cup clash cast in extraordinary shadow.
Megan Torres 
ADF Base Struck, 115,000 Australians Stranded as Gulf Burns
Iran's sweeping drone and missile strikes have hit the ADF's Middle East headquarters near Dubai, stranded 115,000 Australians and knocked AWS data centres offline across the Gulf.
Priya Narayanan