Destanee Aiava Retires at 25, Citing Death Threats and Racism
Destanee Aiava has walked away from professional tennis at 25, describing death threats, racism, and a sport that failed to protect her.
Megan Torres Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Megan Torres 
Pacific Football's Big Gamble: Can the OFC Pro League Last?
The OFC Pro League has launched across seven Oceanic nations, giving Pacific players a professional home for the first time. But can it survive without FIFA's money?
Jimmy O'Brien 
New Community Visa Pathway Offers Hope for LGBTQI+ Refugees Seeking Safety in Australia
With resettlement pathways collapsing worldwide, a new initiative aims to help LGBTQI+ refugees find safety in Australia as Sydney's Mardi Gras gets underway.
Zara Mitchell 
Shamima Begum: Stateless, Stranded, and the Question That Won't Go Away
Shamima Begum remains stateless and confined to a Syrian refugee camp, her case raising uncomfortable questions about citizenship, national security, and due process.
Oliver Pemberton 
Musk's Safety Claims Against OpenAI Undercut by Grok's Own Record
Elon Musk praised Grok's safety record while attacking OpenAI in a deposition, only for xAI's chatbot to later flood X with nonconsensual nude images.
Priya Narayanan 
Two Teenagers Arrested Over Alleged Machete Attack at Bondi Beach
Two teenagers have been arrested after a man was allegedly stabbed with a machete at Bondi Beach on Friday night, police say.
Tanya Birch 
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2: Start Date, Leaks and What's Coming
Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 lands March 19 after a two-week delay. Here's everything we know about collabs, gameplay changes, and the mystery of The Foundation.
Jimmy O'Brien 
US Military Laser Shoots Down Own Border Agency Drone in Texas Friendly Fire Incident
The US military mistakenly destroyed a Customs and Border Protection drone using a laser system near the Mexican border, exposing dangerous gaps in agency coordination.
Aisha Khoury 
Resident Evil Requiem: First or Third Person? A Genuine Choice
Resident Evil Requiem is the first game in the series to offer both first- and third-person perspectives at launch, and both feel genuinely well-crafted.
Kate Morrison 
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die: Gore Verbinski's Wildest Film Yet
Gore Verbinski's first film in nine years is a time-loop satire about AI and tech addiction that refuses to play it safe.
Jake Nguyen 
Holly McNamara arrives at her Asian Cup moment
Holly McNamara enters her second Asian Cup as the A-League's hottest striker, having overcome two ACL injuries to reach career-best form at 23.
Patrick Donnelly 
Queen Mary's Australia Mission: Denmark Eyes $2 Billion Trade Prize
Denmark's King Frederik and Queen Mary are leading a high-powered trade delegation to Australia, targeting $2 billion in annual bilateral business.
Zara Mitchell 
The Quiet Architect of Melbourne's Laneway Culture
For four decades, Con Christopoulos has shaped Melbourne's dining identity from the inside out. This is the story of the man few people know.
Ella Sullivan 
Everything You Need to Know About the 2026 Australian Grand Prix
From sweeping rule changes to Oscar Piastri's podium dream, the 2026 Australian Grand Prix promises to be the most fascinating season opener in years.
Patrick Donnelly 
Australian Music Worth Your Ears Right Now
A fresh sweep of Australian releases shows the local music scene firing on all cylinders. Here's what's worth your time this month.
Jake Nguyen 
The Oscars Hollywood Refuses to Honour: A Case for Honest Awards
The Oscars have long rewarded prestige over pleasure. But what if the Academy acknowledged what viewers genuinely watch and feel?
Fatima Al-Rashid 
94-Year-Old Mitcham Tennis Club Faces Demolition in Stadium Redevelopment Push
Mitcham Tennis Club, founded 94 years ago, faces demolition under a master plan to expand facilities at a major Melbourne eastern suburbs sports precinct.
Megan Torres 
Selling Houses Australia's Host on Why Tough Love Shifts Properties
The host of Selling Houses Australia says he has no interest in being warm and fuzzy — only in helping sellers face hard truths about their homes.
Ella Sullivan 
March Streaming Guide: Kidman, Carell and Deadloch Return
Nicole Kidman leads Scarpetta, Steve Carell stars in Rooster, and Deadloch returns for a second season. March is shaping up as one of the year's best months for streaming.
Yuki Tamura ChatGPT Hits 900 Million Weekly Users as OpenAI Raises $110 Billion
OpenAI has raised $110 billion in private funding as ChatGPT surpasses 900 million weekly active users, reshaping the global AI industry.
Zara Mitchell 
The Man Behind Melbourne's Dining Scene Finally Speaks
Legendary restaurateur Con Christopoulos has quietly shaped Melbourne's dining culture for decades. Now, in a rare interview, he's finally talking.
Ella Sullivan 
Markiplier Wants More Than Games After Iron Lung's $50M Box Office Win
After Iron Lung grossed nearly $50M on a sub-$4M budget, Markiplier is setting his sights beyond video game adaptations.
Jake Nguyen 
CoD Black Ops 7 Zombies Trailer Brings Back a Long-Lost Character
Treyarch's new Zombies map trailer for Black Ops 7 hints that the missing character Ava Jansen has been found, imprisoned by the Warden.
Megan Torres 
Gorillaz Short Film Is a Hand-Crafted Rebuke of the AI Art Era
Gorillaz have released a hand-animated short film that deliberately rejects AI shortcuts, reviving 1960s animation craft as a statement on creativity.
Jake Nguyen 
AI Résumés Are Everywhere, and Hiring Managers Say They Can Tell
Hiring managers say AI-generated résumés are easy to spot, yet candidates keep submitting them. What does this mean for the future of job applications?
Sophia Vargas 
Australia's Retirement Numbers Have Shifted. Here's What Changed
Key figures across Australia's retirement system have changed or are about to. Here's what you need to know about super, pensions, and your savings.
Nina Papadopoulos 
Frequent Flyer Status Is Having a Moment. Here's Why It Matters
Frequent flyer status tiers are being restructured across major carriers. Here's what Australian travellers need to know before their next booking.
Mitchell Tan 
Zodiacs and the Kimberley: France's Gift to Australia's Wild Coast
From ancient rock art to crocodile-patrolled beaches, Zodiac boats are opening the Kimberley's most unreachable corners to curious travellers.
James Callahan 
The $260 Million Gamble on Melbourne's West and the AI Data Rush
Western Melbourne is at the centre of a heated $260m dispute over AI-driven data centre expansion, with boosters and critics sharply divided on the economic and energy impacts.
Yuki Tamura 
Newcastle Ocean Baths Roof Plan Divides Community Over Heritage and Safety
Newcastle's heritage-listed ocean baths face a contentious $40m overhaul. The plan to roof the open-air change rooms has drawn 257 objections and accusations of 'pervert panic'.
Daniel Kovac