Albanese Apologises After Calling Grace Tame 'Difficult'
Anthony Albanese has apologised after describing Grace Tame as 'difficult' at a conference, saying he was referring to her life experiences, not her character.
Grace Okonkwo Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Grace Okonkwo Chess Legend Anand Eyes SCG as Australia's Game Surges in Schools
Chess legend Viswanathan Anand visited Sydney this week and declared Australia on the verge of a chess revolution, with the SCG in his sights.
Zara Mitchell 
Lightning Strikes Three in Perth as Thunderstorms Lash Western Australia
Three people including retired bus driver Michael Day were struck by lightning during fierce thunderstorms in Perth's Hamersley and Mount Helena areas.
Yuki Tamura 
Sydney Grandfather Killed in Alleged Kidnapping Gone Wrong
A Sydney grandfather was allegedly killed after being confused with a local businessman in what police describe as a botched kidnapping.
Mitchell Tan 
Two Deaths Linked to Fungal Infections at Sydney Hospital Amid Building Works
Two patients have died and six fungal infections are under investigation at a Sydney hospital, with construction works a potential cause.
Ella Sullivan 
Tame Rejects Albanese Apology After 'Difficult' Remark
Grace Tame has dismissed Anthony Albanese's apology after he called her 'difficult', telling the PM to spare her the condescension.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Giovanni Pilu and His Mother Keep a Sardinian Tradition Alive in Sydney
Giovanni Pilu and his mother Maria cook spinach and ricotta gnocchetti at home in North Curl Curl, honouring a Sardinian recipe passed down through generations.
Mitchell Tan 
Southern Australia Faces Elevated Bushfire Risk Heading Into Autumn
Fire authorities warn that parched conditions across Victoria, NSW, SA and WA are driving an elevated bushfire risk well into autumn.
Nadia Souris 
When Work Feels Stale: The Korean Concept Explaining Your Career Rut
The South Korean concept of 'goinmul' captures the feeling of professional competence without purpose. Here's why it matters for Australian workers.
Sophia Vargas 
Australian Children in Syrian Camps Plead to Come Home
Australian children held in Syrian detention camps have issued a direct plea to return home, renewing pressure on Canberra over a years-long humanitarian impasse.
Yuki Tamura 
Qantas Trims US Routes as Demand Softens, Revamps Loyalty Points
Qantas is cutting US capacity amid softer economy demand while shaking up its frequent flyer programme and adding a surprise Las Vegas route.
Mitchell Tan 
V'landys Takes Fresh Swipe at AFL Ahead of NRL's Las Vegas Opener
Peter V'landys has again targeted the AFL, mocking its State of Origin revival and Gather Round concept as the NRL kicks off its 2026 season in Las Vegas.
Patrick Donnelly 
ASX Rides Nvidia Wave as Wall Street's AI Optimism Lifts Markets
The ASX extended its record run after Nvidia's results calmed fears about the AI boom, while Qantas shares fell on its latest earnings update.
Mitchell Tan 
Giovanni Pilu's Gnocchetti: A Sardinian Classic in Sydney
Giovanni Pilu's gnocchetti recipe brings a taste of Sardinia to Australian home kitchens, straight from one of Sydney's most enduring Italian restaurants.
Mitchell Tan 
Bat Cave Footage Reveals How Diseases Jump from Animals to Humans
New footage from a Ugandan bat cave offers a rare glimpse into how diseases like Marburg virus can jump from animals to humans.
Ella Sullivan 
Cuba kills four on US-based speedboat in fresh flashpoint
Cuba says its forces shot dead four people aboard a US-based speedboat after those onboard allegedly opened fire during an attempted infiltration.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Victoria's Autumn Fire Risk: A Warning Sign for Regional Communities
Experts are warning that dry conditions across much of Victoria have created elevated bushfire risk heading into autumn and winter, a pattern that alarms regional communities.
Meg Hadley 
Blood Moon Rising: How to Watch Tuesday's Total Lunar Eclipse Across Australia
A total lunar eclipse will turn the moon deep red on Tuesday night, visible across all of Australia from as early as 7pm local time.
Zara Mitchell 
Albanese's 'Difficult' Remark About Grace Tame Invites Scrutiny
Anthony Albanese called Grace Tame 'difficult', then clarified he meant she'd had a difficult life. Not everyone is buying the explanation.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Sydney Hospital Gas Worker Jailed Over Baby Deaths and Brain Damage
A Sydney man has been jailed after swapping oxygen and nitrous oxide lines at a hospital, killing one baby and brain-damaging another.
Megan Torres 
CBA and Westpac Lift Fixed Rates as Second RBA Hike Looms
CBA and Westpac have raised fixed mortgage rates, signalling the market expects another RBA cash rate hike before mid-year.
Darren Ong 
Zempilas Apologises After Confrontation With Labor MP Maynard
Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas has apologised after footage showed him confronting Labor MP Reece Maynard in a moment observers described as intimidatory.
Victoria Crawford 
Perth Storm Chaos: Trains and Traffic Disrupted by Summer Downpour
A summer storm lashed Perth on Thursday morning, causing widespread train delays and traffic chaos across the city.
Sophia Vargas 
Blind Rohingya Refugee Dies After US Border Patrol Release in Freezing Buffalo
A blind Rohingya refugee has died in Buffalo after US Border Patrol released him kilometres from home in sub-zero temperatures without notifying his family.
Oliver Pemberton 
When Fear Trumps Devotion: The Surprising Science of Phobias
Why do rational adults freeze at the sight of a spider? The answer lies deeper than willpower, and the research may surprise you.
Zara Mitchell 
New Caledonia Orders Shark Cull After Fatal Noumea Beach Attack
A 55-year-old man killed while windsurfing off Noumea has prompted New Caledonia authorities to order a shark cull, defying a 2023 court ruling.
Mitchell Tan 
Murder Case Over Greenbank Infant's Death Delayed for Complex Medical Evidence
Police need more time to gather medical evidence in the alleged murder of a Greenbank infant who died in July 2024, a Queensland magistrate has heard.
Megan Torres 
AI Job Cuts at CBA and WiseTech Signal a Deeper Workforce Shift
WiseTech Global and Commonwealth Bank have announced thousands of job cuts driven by AI. An expert warns it is only the beginning of a structural workforce reset.
Zara Mitchell 
AFL Ruck Rule Change Raises Injury Fears Heading Into 2026
Geelong's Shannon Neale avoided serious injury, but the AFL's ruck rule change is drawing warnings from across the competition.
Megan Torres 
Albanese under pressure over Grace Tame remarks as comparison to Morrison surfaces
Anthony Albanese is defending comments about Grace Tame after criticism online and a pointed comparison to Scott Morrison from the advocate herself.
Tanya Birch