All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
Bug-bounty firm HackerOne is criticising a benefits administrator for failing to promptly notify it of a breach affecting almost 300 employees, weeks after the initial incident.
Oliver Pemberton 
Home sellers are at a two-decade high for profitability across Australia, but certain suburbs remain stubbornly unprofitable, revealing sharp regional divisions in the property market.
Sophia Vargas 
While players mostly shrug at generative AI in games, over half of developers now see the technology as harmful to the industry, creating a fundamental tension in gaming's future.
Tom Whitfield 
The Boys final season will prioritise direct confrontations over sprawling battle scenes due to budget constraints, showrunner Eric Kripke has revealed.
Patrick Donnelly 
Budget laptop maker Chuwi has apologised to customers who received devices with older AMD Ryzen 5 5500U processors instead of the advertised 7430U chips, offering full refunds for affected units.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
A US defence collaboration has created an autonomous vehicle that disables drone swarms with electromagnetic bursts, signalling the direction of counter-UAS technology as the Indo-Pacific braces for escalating unmanned threats.
Mitchell Tan 
Ultrahuman's smart ring can now be sold in the US after clearing customs. The company was banned from the market last year but redesigned its product to sidestep patent disputes.
Mitchell Tan 
Rob and Pina Martin signed a contract for their forever home in 2023, but completion is long overdue and more than 40 defects remain unresolved despite a Building and Energy remedy order.
Sophia Vargas 
Amazon's Zoox is bringing its purpose-built robotaxis to Austin and Miami after nearly two years of testing, moving closer to commercial operations as the company awaits federal approval to charge for rides.
Sophia Vargas 
Spotify is rolling out SongDNA, a new interactive tool that traces the creative roots of songs by displaying samples, covers, and collaborators in one place. The feature is now available to Premium users.
Sophia Vargas 
Australia's farming communities face a mental health crisis with suicide rates nearly double the general population. A coalition of 60 farming organisations is calling for $50 million in government support, but access to help remains limited by isolation, financial stress, and cultural barriers to seeking support.
Meg Hadley 
TikTok is introducing aggressive new advertising formats including co-branded logos at app launch and sequential ads within 15-minute windows, signalling a shift toward more interruptive placement.
Mitchell Tan 
Snapchat users created nearly 2 trillion snaps in 2025, equating to 5.5 billion per day. The figure underscores intense user engagement on a platform approaching 1 billion monthly users.
Mitchell Tan 
Screamer's debut update nerfs the game's punishing AI in Tournament mode, addressing the biggest complaint from reviewers who loved the anime racer's style but struggled with unfair difficulty spikes.
Nina Papadopoulos 
US authorities have sentenced a Russian initial access broker to nearly seven years in prison for selling network keys to ransomware gangs. The case represents a strategic shift toward prosecuting the infrastructure of cybercrime.
Victoria Crawford 
Mozilla is launching cq, an open-source knowledge database for AI agents to share solutions and learn collectively. Security experts warn of poisoning risks and hallucination problems that could undermine the system's reliability.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Sandfall Interactive's blockbuster RPG breaks a decades-old storytelling tradition by refusing to canonise either of its two endings, even as it plans future games set in the same world.
Yuki Tamura 
Essendon captain Andrew McGrath has called a players-only meeting to address the Bombers' disastrous start to 2026, with the club struggling defensively after consecutive 60-plus point losses.
Priya Narayanan 
Bungie has rolled out a matchmaking update to tackle endemic queue times for Australian and South American players, the latest adjustment to its newly launched extraction shooter.
Yuki Tamura 
Polish researchers have created the first scientific scale to measure post-game depression, confirming what gaming communities have long discussed informally: finishing an immersive game can trigger genuine emotional distress.
Oliver Pemberton 
Mel Schilling, the relationship coach best known for MAFS, has died aged 54. Her cancer was diagnosed in 2023 and spread despite chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Meg Hadley 
Angus Taylor is repositioning the Coalition as business-friendly after Peter Dutton's interventionist era, but his pro-market stance clashes with Matt Canavan's new push for protectionist tariffs.
Samantha Blake 
Pearl Abyss' new open-world game sold 3 million copies in less than a week, but rapid updates reveal the studio is listening to serious player feedback about controls.
Jake Nguyen 
AntiX 26 offers users five boot-time init system choices and ultralight memory requirements, launching as one of the most flexible systemd-free distributions available based on Debian 13.
Aisha Khoury The average Australian household pays $492 a year on streaming alone, and 38% are planning to cut back in 2026. We break down the real costs and show you how to cancel without the headaches.
Ella Sullivan 
After months of adjustment, Ben Hunt has found the formula for partnering with Reece Walsh: get out of his way. The approach is paying dividends as Brisbane's spine gels.
Oliver Pemberton 
Nvidia's CEO has adopted a more conciliatory stance on his company's controversial DLSS 5 neural rendering technology, but emerging evidence suggests his technical claims diverge from how the technology actually works.
Sophia Vargas 
A Samsung Galaxy Connect app update has been blocking users from accessing their main C drive on Galaxy Book 4 laptops. Microsoft investigated and temporarily removed the app from the Store.
Zara Mitchell 
After missing migration targets by billions, SAP is shifting strategy from pushing customers to the cloud toward selling them AI tools instead.
Nadia Souris 
Crimson Desert has sold 3 million copies in five days following its March 19 launch, but a 30% stock plunge reveals the gap between commercial success and investor expectations.
Sophia Vargas