WA Fishing Ban Faces Parliamentary Scrutiny After Greens Back Inquiry
A 27,654-signature petition calling for an inquiry into a major WA fishing ban has been tabled in parliament, with Greens support raising its chances of proceeding.
Kate Morrison Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Kate Morrison 
Ancient Whale Fossil Unearthed on Victorian Beach Stirs Scientific Excitement
A 20-million-year-old whale fossil found on a Victorian beach is now under examination by Museums Victoria palaeontologists.
Daniel Kovac 
The School Year Is Already Sprinting. Are We Keeping Up?
February hits fast, and for Australian families, the return to school routines can feel like summer never happened at all.
Grace Okonkwo 
National Emergency Alert System to Reach Every Mobile in Australia
The federal government will test a new national emergency alert system on July 27. Every mobile phone in Australia will receive the warning, with no opt-out available.
Tanya Birch 
Autumn Glow Chases Perfect 10 as Waller Keeps the Pressure at Bay
Autumn Glow shoots for a perfect ten wins at Randwick on Saturday, with trainer Chris Waller crediting a deep stable for keeping him grounded amid Winx comparisons.
James Callahan 
Rachel King Eyes Golden Slipper Glory After Japan Triumph
Rachel King is back in Australia after riding 16 winners in Japan, and now the Golden Slipper favourite Warwoven gives her a shot at local glory.
Jake Nguyen 
Zac Lloyd Eyes Multiple Golden Slipper Spots After Guest House Booking
Jockey Zac Lloyd has locked in his Golden Slipper mount and now turns his attention to getting two more contenders into the $5 million race.
Yuki Tamura 
Randwick Saturday Tips: Autumn Glow Chases Perfect Ten
Full tips and previews for Saturday's ten-race card at Randwick, headlined by the unbeaten Autumn Glow seeking a tenth straight win.
Yuki Tamura 
Canterbury Friday Tips: Full Race-by-Race Preview
Neil Evans breaks down all eight races at Canterbury on Friday, with Savvy Spy and Caesar nominated as best bets on a Soft 5 track.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
DFAT Urges Australians to Leave Middle East Amid Escalating Tensions
Australia's foreign affairs department is urging citizens in the Middle East to leave immediately as regional tensions raise serious safety concerns.
Daniel Kovac 
Moonlight Resources Pushes Deeper Into Queensland Gold Country
Moonlight Resources has launched a second-phase drilling campaign at its Clermont gold project in Queensland, building on promising shallow hits from earlier work.
Aisha Khoury 
Greg Lynn Seeks Bail Ahead of Possible July Murder Trial
Greg Lynn, charged with the murder of Carol Clay, has applied for bail in the Victorian Supreme Court, with a decision reserved until March 5.
Oliver Pemberton 
Augustus Minerals Drills First Holes at WA Gold Target Near Leonora
Augustus Minerals has begun drilling at its Music Well project near Leonora, chasing a gold target backed by rock chip samples as high as 50.3g/t.
Sophia Vargas Gardner Eyes Repeat of 'Perfect' Show as Australia Face India in Hobart
Ash Gardner says a clear, simple game plan drove Australia's six-wicket win over India, and the team is hungry to repeat the formula in Hobart.
Ella Sullivan 
Two Patients Die After Fungal Outbreak at Sydney's RPA Hospital
Six transplant patients at Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital contracted a fungal infection during a $940m redevelopment. Two have died.
Ella Sullivan 
Shen Yun, Falun Gong, and the Bomb Threat That Rattled The Lodge
A bomb threat targeting Shen Yun forced PM Albanese from The Lodge. The company's ties to Falun Gong and geopolitical tensions with Beijing add considerable complexity.
Priya Narayanan 
Trump Tower Gold Coast Draws 70,000-Signature Petition as Locals Push Back
More than 70,000 Australians have signed a petition opposing Donald Trump's proposed Gold Coast tower, raising concerns about cost, planning, and values.
Priya Narayanan 
Matt Davidson's Sharp Eye: Political Illustration in the Digital Age
Matt Davidson's illustration work captures the absurdity and humanity of Australian politics with a precision that written journalism rarely matches.
James Callahan 
Vegas NRL Launch Roars to Life as Townsend Health Scare Steals Headlines
Chad Townsend collapsed on his flight to Las Vegas while English Super League fans brought the house down at the NRL's glitzy Vegas launch event.
Megan Torres 
Australia's New Emergency Alert System to Be Tested Nationally in 2025
A new national emergency messaging system called AusAlert will undergo a nationwide trial this year, aiming to replace fragmented state-based alerts.
Samantha Blake 
Is Suaalii Being Wasted at Outside Centre for the Waratahs?
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is box office, but two rounds into Super Rugby Pacific, the stats suggest the Waratahs haven't quite cracked the code on how to use him.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Ali Larijani: The Man Quietly Steering Iran's Fate
Ali Larijani has become Iran's most consequential behind-the-scenes power broker as the regime faces its most dangerous crossroads in decades.
Samantha Blake 
Block House Bought for $3.3m Now Listed at Nearly Half the Price
One of Adrian Portelli's five Block houses is on the market for $1.5 million less than he paid for it, highlighting the show's inflated auction prices.
Patrick Donnelly 
Qantas Loyalty Push Signals Brand Recovery Effort
Qantas is using its loyalty scheme as a centrepiece of its brand rehabilitation strategy, as the airline works to win back customers.
Priya Narayanan 
Two patients dead after fungal outbreak at Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Two patients died and four fell seriously ill after an Aspergillus cluster in the transplant ward at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney.
Ella Sullivan 
When Pain Goes Unheard: The Long Road to Being Believed
From dismissed childhood complaints to adult diagnoses delayed by years, the struggle to have chronic pain believed is a quiet crisis affecting millions.
Yuki Tamura 
Property Investment Remains a Male Domain, and Australian Women Are Paying the Price
Australian women match men in home ownership but fall well behind in investment property, a gap that quietly erodes long-term financial security.
Sophia Vargas 
Galvin's Vegas Silence Speaks Volumes for Bulldogs' 2026 Plans
Lachie Galvin is the only player off-limits to media in Las Vegas. His Bulldogs teammates say the quiet approach is working.
Patrick Donnelly 
Bondi Attack Accused's Family Visit Blocked After Contraband Find
A planned family visit to accused Bondi gunman Naveed Akram was cancelled after prison staff found suspected contraband in a visitor's car at Goulburn Correctional Complex.
James Callahan 
Australia's Smart Device Security Rules Are Almost Here
From March 2026, smart devices sold in Australia must meet mandatory security standards. A voluntary labelling scheme follows in 2027.
Yuki Tamura