All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
NSW Police are seeking three more men for questioning over the kidnapping and murder of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian. New CCTV footage shows the moments leading to his capture from his North Ryde home.
Tanya Birch 
Meta is discontinuing Horizon Worlds on Quest headsets by June 2026, marking another milestone in the company's retreat from its grand virtual reality vision.
Priya Narayanan 
Police and emergency services have launched a search for a man in his 70s who went missing after a kayaking trip off Middle Beach, north of Adelaide, on Tuesday evening.
Rachel Thornbury 
Multiple Group 1-winning trainer John O'Shea has appealed a four-month disqualification imposed by Racing NSW stewards for improper conduct towards two veterinarians at Rosehill in February.
Aisha Khoury 
A 49-year-old Oakleigh man has been charged following a dangerous driving incident that saw a Ford Ranger collide with multiple vehicles across Melbourne's inner east suburbs.
Samantha Blake 
A California federal court has dismissed music streaming app Musi's lawsuit against Apple, ruling that Apple can remove apps from the App Store with or without cause. The court also sanctioned Musi's lawyers for making factually baseless allegations.
Darren Ong 
Facing steeper utility bills and mortgage repayments, Australian households are cutting discretionary spending on dining, travel and entertainment to maintain financial stability.
Priya Narayanan 
Emergency crews are conducting a rescue operation on Mount Beerwah after a climber suffered a shoulder injury, marking the second major incident on the Glass House Mountains peak in days.
Priya Narayanan 
Spotify has rolled out Exclusive Mode on Windows, giving audiophiles direct control over audio output and eliminating interference from the operating system during playback.
Yuki Tamura 
Asha Sharma's appointment as Microsoft's gaming chief sparked debate over hiring leaders without gaming backgrounds. Take-Two's Strauss Zelnick says it worked for him—and she'll be fine without his advice.
Jake Nguyen 
World has launched AgentKit, letting AI agents prove they represent real humans via cryptographic identity tokens. The tool tackles growing risks from coordinated bot swarms in e-commerce, but adoption faces biometric data concerns.
Sophia Vargas 
Joe Montemurro's choice to leave Hayley Raso on the bench during Australia's 2-1 Asian Cup semifinal win highlighted deeper concerns about possession retention and shape, signalling the direction he wants the Matildas to move.
Megan Torres 
Bryce Cotton scored 38 points as Adelaide 36ers defeated South East Melbourne Phoenix 108-96 to book their first NBL grand final berth since 2018.
Jimmy O'Brien 
The creators of acclaimed indie roguelike Caves of Qud worked as narrative consultants on Bungie's Marathon, helping refine the game's atmospheric worldbuilding.
Priya Narayanan 
LEGO's Smart Play bricks have families delighted but critics concerned about price, battery life, and whether the technology serves play or just market positioning.
Daniel Kovac 
Subnautica 2 is heading to early access in May after a Delaware court ordered publisher Krafton to reinstate the fired CEO and honour its contractual obligations to the development team.
Tom Whitfield 
Nvidia has unveiled a dedicated chip system for orbital data centres and sketched its computing roadmap through 2028, as the company eyes space infrastructure alongside a trillion-dollar revenue target.
Yuki Tamura 
Warner Bros has released a new teaser for Dune: Part 3, showing Paul Atreides as emperor facing the consequences of his holy war. The film arrives December 18, 2026.
James Callahan 
FIFA's refusal to relocate Iran's World Cup matches from the United States to Mexico has set the stage for a potential withdrawal that would be the first in the modern era of the tournament.
Sophia Vargas 
DoorDash has entered the restaurant reservation wars, using its massive user base and delivery credits to secure exclusive bookings at top restaurants and reshape how diners access coveted tables.
Ella Sullivan 
Two weeks into military operations against Iran, the Pentagon has tightly controlled information flow. Defence reporters say Pentagon briefings lack the detail and follow-up scrutiny once considered standard in wartime coverage.
Daniel Kovac 
Denis Villeneuve has unveiled the first trailer for Dune: Part Three, revealing Paul Atreides facing the fallout from his holy war as emperor, with Robert Pattinson and Anya Taylor-Joy joining the cast.
Mitchell Tan 
Australia's property market shows two faces: the purchase market remains resilient with clearance rates around 60%, but the rental market is collapsing, with vacancy at 1.1% and renters spending record 33.4% of income on housing.
Darren Ong 
Kagi is betting that mobile users tired of algorithmic feeds want a simpler web of personal blogs and webcomics. The company just launched apps that put 30,000+ human-authored sites in your pocket.
James Callahan 
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed the company is restarting H200 production for Chinese customers after securing US export licences, marking a significant reversal of earlier restrictions.
Aisha Khoury 
Scott Pendlebury has avoided the first suspension of his 21-year career after the tribunal downgraded his one-match ban to a $3000 fine, citing his exceptional record as a compelling circumstance.
Patrick Donnelly 
Remedy Entertainment is ending content updates for FBC: Firebreak, its underperforming multiplayer spin-off, but introducing a Friend's Pass system and permanent price cut to keep the game alive.
Samantha Blake 
Mega Crit's decision to abandon Unity for open-source Godot, in protest of the engine maker's 2023 fee fiasco, has yielded a lesson in corporate accountability: three million copies sold in one week.
Priya Narayanan 
Pre-order data indicates Crimson Desert is tracking substantially above recent major releases, with nearly 400,000 copies sold three days before launch.
Oliver Pemberton 
As AI adoption accelerates, companies realise a Chief AI Officer is necessary but insufficient. Cross-functional data leadership and dedicated execution roles are now essential to turn AI spending into measurable returns.
Tom Whitfield