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James Callahan Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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James Callahan 
Rose Aye Looms as Sapphire Coast Favourite After Highway Romp
Rose Aye won her Highway race by more than seven lengths. Now trainer Matthew Dale thinks she can do it again at the Sapphire Coast.
Daniel Kovac 
AFC Rejects Matildas' Push for Equal Prize Money at Women's Asian Cup
The Asian Football Confederation has dismissed a Matildas-led call for equal prize money at the Women's Asian Cup, citing insufficient revenue from women's football.
Patrick Donnelly 
Radiohead Demands ICE Remove Video Using Band's Song Without Permission
Radiohead is demanding the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency take down a promotional video that used their song without permission.
Aisha Khoury 
Pride in Protest Banned from Mardi Gras Over Posts Targeting Jewish LGBTQ+ Group
Pride in Protest has been banned from the Sydney Mardi Gras parade after posts targeting a Jewish LGBTQ+ group were found to breach the event's code of conduct.
Daniel Kovac 
Lomax v Parramatta: The NRL Contract Case That Could Reshape Rugby League
The Zac Lomax contract dispute heads to Sydney's Supreme Court, with implications for player movement, salary cap rules, and NRL governance.
Megan Torres 
Six Paths on Iran: The Choices That Could Reshape the Middle East
From diplomacy to strikes, the White House faces six distinct options on Iran. Each carries risks that could reshape the Middle East and rattle global markets.
Oliver Pemberton 
Lorraine Bayly, Triple Logie Winner and Face of The Sullivans, Dies at 89
Actress Lorraine Bayly, beloved for The Sullivans and Play School, has died aged 89 after years of declining health.
Kate Morrison 
Hypersonic DART Aircraft Completes Historic First Test Flight
The DART hypersonic aircraft has completed its first test flight, launched by a booster rocket from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.
Yuki Tamura 
Sydney Measles Outbreak Grows as Community Transmission Confirmed
NSW has recorded 22 measles cases this year after a south-west Sydney resident contracted the disease with no identifiable source of infection.
Helen Cartwright 
Lorraine Bayly and the Enduring Legacy of The Sullivans
Lorraine Bayly's portrayal of Grace Sullivan defined an era of Australian television and left a cultural mark that time has not diminished.
Priya Narayanan 
Makybe Diva, Australia's Greatest Racehorse, Dead at 26
Makybe Diva, the legendary mare who made history with three straight Melbourne Cup victories, has died aged 26 after a sudden health battle.
Sophia Vargas 
Makybe Diva, Australia's Greatest Racehorse, Dies Aged 27
Makybe Diva, the only horse to win three Melbourne Cups, has died aged 27 after a colic attack at her retirement home near Geelong.
Zara Mitchell 
Thirty Years After Mardi Gras, a Sydney Couple Finally Says 'I Do'
Two men who met at Sydney's Mardi Gras in 1996, neither yet out, have married after 30 years together.
Mitchell Tan 
Australia's Festival Crisis: When the Music Stops for Good
Rolling Loud is the latest festival to pull the plug, joining Bluesfest, Splendour, and others in a growing list of casualties.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Trump Keeps Military Option Open as Iran Nuclear Talks Stall
Trump says he prefers a peaceful resolution with Iran but won't rule out military action as US forces mass in the Middle East and talks remain deadlocked.
Oliver Pemberton 
India Blocks Supabase in Move That Rattles Developer Community
India has moved to block developer platform Supabase, creating patchy access across one of its biggest markets and reigniting debate over state control of digital infrastructure.
Marcus Ashbrook 
Two Dead as Tram Derails and Strikes Building in Milan
Two people are dead and dozens injured after a tram derailed and smashed into a building in Milan, with investigators probing possible negligent homicide.
Yuki Tamura 
Flinders Ranges Fossil Site Tipped for World Heritage Status
The Flinders Ranges, home to 600-million-year-old fossils, has been nominated for UNESCO World Heritage status with a decision expected by 2027.
Daniel Kovac 
Lorraine Bayly, 'Australia's Mum', Dies Aged 89
Lorraine Bayly, who played Grace Sullivan in the iconic Australian drama series, has died aged 89, remembered as a vibrant and transformative figure in local television.
Nina Papadopoulos 
Neil Sedaka, Pop Pioneer and Songwriting Legend, Dies at 86
Neil Sedaka, whose songwriting and performing career spanned more than six decades, has died at the age of 86.
Aisha Khoury 
Flemington Bungalow Smashes Reserve by $126,000 at Auction
A Flemington California bungalow sold for $1,526,000 at auction, more than $126,000 above reserve, while a Fitzroy North townhouse passed in below its asking price.
Darren Ong 
Stephen Crichton: The Quiet Leader Reshaping Canterbury
Stephen Crichton is winning fans in Las Vegas and winning respect league-wide. Here's why the Bulldogs skipper may be the game's best leader.
Patrick Donnelly 
The FIFO Footballers Keeping Pilbara Leagues Alive
Without FIFO workers pulling on the boots, several Pilbara football clubs would struggle to field a team. The numbers reveal a sport quietly sustained by mining rosters.
Megan Torres 
NRL's Global Gamble: V'landys Plots Four-City Expansion Over Three Years
Peter V'landys has confirmed a three-year, four-city global expansion plan for the NRL, building on the code's breakthrough success in Las Vegas.
Patrick Donnelly 
Trump Bans Military Use of Anthropic's Claude Over AI Safety Dispute
The Trump administration has ordered the US military to stop using Anthropic's Claude chatbot after the firm sought guarantees against autonomous weapons use.
Priya Narayanan 
Greens Push for Annual Queensland Public Holiday Tied to Brisbane 2032
The Greens want an annual public holiday for Queenslanders to mark the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, but the idea has drawn sharp criticism from the Coalition.
Priya Narayanan US Pentagon Labels Anthropic a Supply Chain Risk in AI Crackdown
The US Defense Secretary has designated AI company Anthropic a supply chain risk, escalating a standoff that began with a presidential ban on its products.
Grace Okonkwo 
Queensland Family Snaps Up Hornsby Heights Home for $2.1 Million
A renovated Hornsby Heights home sold for $2.13 million at auction, with a Queensland family beating out four other bidders to secure the keys.
Andrew Marsh 
Usyk Floors Dubois Twice in Dominant Display
Oleksandr Usyk sent Daniel Dubois to the canvas twice before the bout was stopped, reaffirming his status as the dominant force in heavyweight boxing.
Daniel Kovac