All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
Sydney's Mardi Gras marks its 48th anniversary this Saturday, with one of the original 1978 marchers drawing pointed parallels to the violence that sparked the first parade.
Aisha Khoury 
Welshpool's unlikely multi-cuisine eatery is redefining what regional dining can look like in rural Victoria.
Aisha Khoury 
The fever pitch of 2023 is gone, but the Matildas arrive at their home Asian Cup with something they rarely get: room to breathe.
Patrick Donnelly 
A record 111,373 complaints were lodged with Australia's financial ombudsman in 2024, a 14% rise that reveals mounting household financial stress.
Aisha Khoury 
Magda Szubanski has announced her rare blood cancer is in remission after completing chemotherapy, calling it a 'big relief'.
Ella Sullivan 
A Darwin Federal Court has ordered Glencore to pay $54 million in compensation after its McArthur River Mine was found to have caused irreversible cultural damage to sacred sites.
Daniel Kovac 
Retirees on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula are pushing back after a 20% discount was removed without warning, hitting fixed-income households hard.
Sophia Vargas 
Australia's immigration debate has grown heated, but the historical and economic record is clear: migrants have been central to what this country has become.
Priya Narayanan 
Irish composer Emma O'Halloran's Grammy-nominated operas about a murderous wife and a closeted man's hotel tryst are coming to Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre.
Mitchell Tan 
WA Labor concedes its own federal ally Josh Wilson could have faced charges under new 'post and boast' protest laws, raising civil liberties questions.
Priya Narayanan 
Dateline Resources has expanded its US rare earths footprint with a new California project and a stake in a US critical minerals company.
Mitchell Tan 
Cuba claimed to have repelled an armed incursion, but its story is falling apart after one of the supposed attackers was found very much alive in Miami.
Sophia Vargas 
The Liberal Party is moving to suppress an internal review of its federal election defeat, after Peter Dutton raised concerns about the report's contents in December.
Marcus Ashbrook 
Jim Chalmers has declined to rule out changes to negative gearing, with reports confirming Treasury has modelled revenue from limiting the tax break.
Oliver Pemberton 
Raiz Invest has recorded its first net profit in any first half of a financial year, a milestone marking the coming-of-age of Australia's micro-investing sector.
Andrew Marsh 
Celebrity chef Adam Liaw's stonefruit salad uses Earl Grey jelly to lift fresh summer fruit into something quietly spectacular.
Zara Mitchell 
Trulli in Melbourne earns its Good Food Guide listing as a relaxed, all-in-one gelateria, bottle shop, and neighbourhood hangout.
James Callahan 
Rolling Loud Australia has pulled the plug on its Sydney and Melbourne events just one week out, blaming local partner Primuse Entertainment for missing critical deadlines.
Ella Sullivan 
Jim Chalmers has declined to rule out changes to negative gearing, raising questions about Labor's housing agenda after the election.
Priya Narayanan 
Kmart has recalled its ANKO 75 Piece Wobbly Blocks over choking hazards from loose plastic fragments that could seriously injure or kill young children.
Zara Mitchell 
Air India flight AI302 from Delhi was diverted to Canberra due to Sydney weather, then held on the tarmac for hours after a technical fault was detected.
Priya Narayanan 
The Greens are squeezing Labor on negative gearing reform. With housing affordability in crisis, the stakes have never been higher.
Samantha Blake 
Tooradeli is winning fans with its puccia-style sandwiches, curated charcuterie, and a pantry selection that serious home cooks will appreciate.
Daniel Kovac 
Hillary Clinton has publicly criticised Republican lawmakers following a six-hour deposition in which she denied any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.
James Callahan 
Mould has been found at a NSW hospital following a cluster of fungal infections linked to two patient deaths, prompting urgent investigation.
Nadia Souris 
Ex-AFL player Mitch Brown is co-hosting Sydney's Mardi Gras parade, six months after becoming the first male AFL player to publicly identify as queer.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Rebel Wilson faces a protracted legal fight after her lawyers sought to consolidate a defamation case with a separate contract dispute over her directorial debut.
Daniel Kovac 
Adam Liaw shows how to elevate store-bought hummus into a loaded starter or light meal with minimal effort.
Mitchell Tan 
Researchers have shown AI can unmask anonymous online users for as little as US$1.41 each, threatening journalists, activists, and ordinary people alike.
Mitchell Tan 
US and Iranian negotiators meeting in Geneva have reported significant progress on the nuclear dispute, though no deal has been reached.
Aisha Khoury