All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
A driver who killed a grandfather whilst under the influence of methamphetamine has avoided a lengthy prison sentence, sparking community outrage over the penalties for dangerous driving causing death.
Victoria Crawford 
Britain can forecast solar storms with 96 hours' notice, but has no clear plan for what happens next. A damning audit finds the government unprepared for catastrophic space weather.
Victoria Crawford 
NSW Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane has confirmed the Liberals will back stricter gun laws proposed after the Bondi terror attack, despite political pressure from One Nation.
Aisha Khoury 
Uber is departing from its uniform pricing model to impose steeper fare rises in wealthy inner-city and affluent Melbourne suburbs, with the surcharge permanent rather than temporary.
Mitchell Tan 
Three years after their father's death, an executor discovered that grief doesn't end with the funeral. It extends into a frustrating battle with Australian probate bureaucracy.
James Callahan 
Wendell Sailor has pleaded guilty to multiple charges after a pattern of breaching bail conditions that began last year. The former NRL and Wallabies star faces sentencing over incidents involving aggression and public intoxication.
Mitchell Tan 
Uber and DiDi are raising fares to help rideshare drivers cope with soaring fuel costs triggered by the Middle East conflict, but analysts warn Australia's long-standing failure to build fuel reserves may prove far more costly.
Priya Narayanan 
As Sydney Metro closes for testing over Easter, commuters face another blow to the city's already strained public transport network. Critics question whether the benefits justify the disruption.
Zara Mitchell 
Jarome Luai will miss a month with a knee injury after Saturday's loss to South Sydney, forcing Wests Tigers to find new playmaking solutions. Adam Doueihi has been cleared.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Port Adelaide captain Connor Rozee will require surgery after suffering a high-grade hamstring tendon rupture in Sunday's win over Essendon, with the club flagging an extended absence.
Jimmy O'Brien 
While governments across Asia have mandated work-from-home arrangements to conserve fuel, Australia is resisting similar measures, with the federal government saying individual workers should make the call.
Rachel Thornbury 
Ardea Resources' Kalgoorlie nickel project has been formally recognised in the US-Japan critical minerals partnership, signalling major investment backing for the Western supply chain challenge to Chinese dominance.
Mitchell Tan 
Brighton's iconic coloured bathing boxes attract over a million visitors yearly, but limited parking is creating tensions between residents, visitors, and tour operators in this affluent bayside suburb.
Zara Mitchell 
A 36-year-old man was found dead inside a Strathpine home early Saturday with no obvious injuries to explain his death. Police have declared the property a crime scene and are conducting a full investigation.
Tanya Birch 
Cricket Australia's hopes to add a New Zealand team to the Big Bash League have been thwarted as New Zealand Cricket chooses to pursue its own domestic franchise league instead.
Megan Torres 
On Melbourne's outer north, a 22-year-old security guard paid with his life for stopping to help a boy in danger. His death has sparked urgent questions about youth violence and community safety.
James Callahan 
A man in his 50s suffered severe facial burns and shrapnel injuries after an explosion at a Chester Hill home on Monday. Authorities believe a welding accident, rather than gas bottle failure, caused the incident.
Helen Cartwright 
Four ambulances belonging to a Jewish volunteer emergency service were deliberately set on fire outside a synagogue in north London in what police are treating as an antisemitic hate crime.
Tom Whitfield 
Four people were injured when an Air Canada passenger plane collided with a fire truck on a LaGuardia Airport runway late Sunday. The aircraft was damaged and the airport was closed for investigation.
Mitchell Tan 
When Woolworths closes its Nhulunbuy store in June 2027, the Gove Peninsula town will lose access to reliable food supply, leaving 3,000 residents and surrounding Aboriginal communities vulnerable.
Jake Nguyen 
More than 200 e-bike riders were stopped in a 48-hour Sydney blitz, with 170 fined and five charged. But enforcement alone won't solve the deeper issue of unsafe bikes marketed as legal.
Samantha Blake 
A St John Ambulance paramedic has spoken publicly about a violent attack in Kalgoorlie that saw the crew locked inside their vehicle for nearly half an hour, prompting the service to launch a new safety initiative.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
A century after Miles Franklin's novel challenged women's roles, the musical adaptation continues to spark conversations about independence, ambition, and who gets to define a life well lived.
Oliver Pemberton 
Polymarket, a crypto-powered prediction market platform, has opened a bar in Washington DC featuring live news feeds and trading odds. The move comes as prediction markets face mounting legal challenges from states arguing they resemble unlicensed gambling.
Darren Ong 
A University of Queensland report finds nearly a quarter of Queensland children aren't meeting developmental milestones, with housing costs and food insecurity weighing heavily on families.
Ella Sullivan 
As Queensland and the Northern Territory ban gender-affirming care for minors, Western Australia's requirement for double parental consent is creating a different but equally significant barrier to treatment.
Aisha Khoury 
The family of Aidan Becker, a 22-year-old security guard allegedly murdered at Mernda railway station, has paid tribute to his selfless character and willingness to protect others.
Zara Mitchell 
RBA Governor Michele Bullock completed a $2 million property purchase in Yamba on March 17, the same day the central bank announced its second consecutive rate increase.
Zara Mitchell 
Rental vacancy rates are at record lows and rents are climbing fast, yet landlords' yields are plummeting. With energy bills about to spike 24%, many property investors face an impossible choice.
Andrew Marsh 
ABC staff will strike Wednesday for the first time in two decades after rejecting a revised pay offer that included minimal improvements to job security and no increase to base salaries.
James Callahan