Remains in Tasmanian Wilderness Confirmed as Missing Belgian Backpacker Céline Cremer
Remains found in the Tasmanian wilderness have been confirmed as those of Belgian backpacker Céline Cremer, who disappeared more than two years ago.
Yuki Tamura Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Yuki Tamura 
Queensland University Moves to Outsmart AI Cheating in Exams
A Queensland university is trialling new methods to detect AI-assisted cheating as educators grapple with the growing challenge of generative AI in assessments.
Zara Mitchell 
Lion Consolidates Tech Leadership as Long-Serving Director Departs
Lion is restructuring its technology leadership, with group technology director Ram Kalyanasundaram set to leave and his role absorbed into a newly expanded position.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Thieves Steal $40,000 of SES Rescue Gear from Aberfeldie Depot
Police are hunting four suspects after $40,000 worth of SES rescue equipment was stolen from a Melbourne depot in a brazen two-stage break-in.
Oliver Pemberton 
William and Kate Brave Welsh Rain to Honour Volunteers
Prince William and Princess Kate stepped out in wet weather to celebrate volunteers across Wales, drawing warm crowds despite the conditions.
Mitchell Tan 
Harry and Meghan's Jordan Visit Ends as William and Kate Tour Wales
Prince Harry and Meghan concluded a surprise two-day visit to Jordan while Prince William and Princess Kate made an unscheduled stop in Wales.
Mitchell Tan 
Two Brisbane Suburbs, 1.6km Apart, With a 15-Year Life Expectancy Gap
Research using train stations to map health data has found a 15-year life expectancy gap between two Brisbane suburbs just 1.6km apart.
Megan Torres 
Carter Gordon's Remarkable Return From a Career-Threatening Injury
Carter Gordon was told by surgeons he may never play again. On Friday night, he lines up for the Queensland Reds against the Highlanders in Brisbane.
Megan Torres 
Redland Bay Shopping Village Listed for Sale After Rival Development Blocked
The owners of Redland Bay Shopping Village have listed the property for sale shortly after council rejected a rival retail development nearby.
Tom Whitfield 
Nour and Aalia Team to Launch Tapas Bar at Bondi
The team behind Nour and Aalia is opening a tapas bar in Bondi, taking over the former Pasticceria Papa site.
Mitchell Tan 
More Than Meets the Eye: The Enduring Role of Gay Saunas
Gay saunas occupy a complex place in LGBTQI+ history — from illegal gathering spots to community health hubs. One Australian operator shares what really goes on.
Oliver Pemberton 
Danish PM Frederiksen Calls Snap Election After Trump Standoff Boost
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has called a snap election for March 24, capitalising on surging approval ratings after her confrontation with Donald Trump.
Aisha Khoury 
Dateline Returns to Examine Trump's Immigration Crackdown
Dateline's 2026 season opens with reporter Darren Mara in Minnesota, documenting the human consequences of Donald Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement.
Priya Narayanan 
Matildas Eye Redemption as Australia Hosts Women's Asian Cup 2026
Australia hosts the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup, giving the Matildas a chance to atone for their surprise group-stage exit three years ago.
Megan Torres 
Political Violence Is Creeping Into Australian Public Life
Australia is not immune to the global rise in political threats and violence. Experts warn what we are seeing now may be only the beginning.
Daniel Kovac 
Three Children Hospitalised After Car Strikes Gold Coast Home
Three children were taken to hospital on the Gold Coast after a car crashed into a brick wall overnight.
Helen Cartwright 
US and Iran Resume Nuclear Talks in Switzerland
American and Iranian officials have met in Switzerland for nuclear talks, marking a significant moment in efforts to constrain Tehran's atomic programme.
Aisha Khoury 
Matildas Arrive at Asian Cup With Something to Prove
The Matildas head into the 2026 Women's Asian Cup with a new coach, a bold playing style, and unfinished business. Here's how they plan to win it.
Patrick Donnelly 
Hillary Clinton Testifies Before Congress on Epstein Ties
Hillary Clinton has appeared before a US congressional committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein, denying all knowledge of his criminal conduct.
Daniel Kovac 
Sydney Drenched as Severe Storms Trigger Flood Rescues and Hundreds of Emergency Calls
Sydney has recorded over 400 emergency calls and dozens of flood rescues as severe rain sweeps the city.
Bruce Mackinnon 
Adelaide Braces for Intense Weekend Rainfall as Severe Weather Alert Issued
Adelaide is under a severe weather alert as a powerful rain system threatens to dump over 100mm across the city this weekend.
Sophia Vargas Reigns Meets The Witcher in a Swipe-to-Survive RPG
The Reigns series has adapted The Witcher universe into its signature swipe-left, swipe-right format, and the result is a surprisingly natural fit.
Yuki Tamura 
Perth Festival 2026: The Frog That Stole the Show
Perth Festival 2026 delivered surprises across the board, but one quietly extraordinary performance left the biggest mark.
Ella Sullivan 
Friday Night Drinks Are Dying in Australia's CBDs
CBD pubs and restaurants in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are losing Friday trade as remote workers skip the office and drink locally instead.
Daniel Kovac 
Nvidia's Record Profits Fail to Impress Wall Street, ASX Braces for Losses
Nvidia posted another record profit but Wall Street shrugged it off, dragging US indices down and putting the ASX on course for a weaker open.
Oliver Pemberton 
US Military Buildup Around Iran Raises Stakes for Regional Stability
With last-ditch nuclear talks underway in Switzerland, an Australian expert warns Trump faces a strategic trap regardless of the outcome.
Mitchell Tan 
Weaponised Incompetence at Work: What It Is and How to Stop It
Weaponised incompetence isn't just a relationship problem. It's rampant in offices too, and most of us have been on both sides of it.
Zara Mitchell 
US and Iran Hold High-Stakes Geneva Talks as Military Threat Looms
Geneva talks between Washington and Tehran are being treated as a last chance for diplomacy, with US military forces reportedly poised to act if talks collapse.
Sophia Vargas 
Side Hustles Surge as Cost-of-Living Squeeze Pushes Workers to Supplement Income
With wages struggling to keep up with living costs, more Australians are turning to side hustles to make ends meet.
Mitchell Tan 
What Finland Knows About Happiness That the Rest of Us Don't
Finland has topped the World Happiness Report for eight straight years. A journey from Helsinki to Oulu reveals the practical, unglamorous secrets behind that ranking.
Mitchell Tan