Red Centre Drenched: Uluru Receives Heaviest Rainfall in Decade
Australia's red centre has experienced its heaviest rainfall in a decade as a slow-moving low-pressure trough brings unprecedented moisture to central regions.
Yuki Tamura Article Archive
All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
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Yuki Tamura 
Shamera Sterling-Humphrey's emotional return opens vital conversation about motherhood in sport
One of netball's greatest defenders made her emotional return to Super Netball on Saturday night, and in doing so sparked an important conversation about mental health rarely discussed in professional sport.
Patrick Donnelly 
ACMA's Late Reckoning: Why the Kyle and Jackie O Collapse Matters
The Kyle and Jackie O Show has imploded after 22 years of dominance, and Australia's broadcast regulator has finally issued teeth-bearing penalties. Yet for many, the crackdown feels like shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Guzman y Gomez faces leadership question as co-CEO undergoes transplant
Guzman y Gomez co-CEO Hilton Brett will reduce his workload later this year to undergo a kidney transplant, leaving succession and operational continuity concerns for the publicly listed Mexican food chain.
Andrew Marsh 
NSW Industry and Government Convene on Fuel Crisis as Shortages Bite
NSW Premier Chris Minns has convened a fuel security roundtable with over 50 industry and government leaders as the state confronts real fuel shortages in regional areas amid global disruptions triggered by conflict in the Middle East.
Samantha Blake 
Novo Nordisk expands weight-loss drug trials to overweight teenagers
Novo Nordisk is moving to expand clinical trials of its blockbuster weight-loss drugs to adolescents and younger teenagers, reflecting a broader pharmaceutical push to treat childhood obesity with appetite-suppressing medications.
Megan Torres Montemurro plays cards close to chest as Raso and Catley ready for China semifinal
Hayley Raso and Steph Catley have cleared concussion protocols ahead of Tuesday's Asian Cup semifinal in Perth, but coach Joe Montemurro is keeping his tactical hand hidden.
Daniel Kovac 
AWS S3 at 20: How one service became the foundation of cloud computing
AWS S3 celebrated its 20th anniversary storing 500 trillion objects, but the cloud storage market is intensifying competition and exposing vulnerabilities in physical infrastructure.
Mitchell Tan 
Buddy's Homecoming: Franklin Set to Lace up for Dowerin Tigers
Lance 'Buddy' Franklin will return to competitive football in April, lining up for Dowerin Tigers in WA's central Wheatbelt. The one-off appearance will help raise funds for new ground lighting.
Patrick Donnelly 
War, Phones and Your Peace of Mind: What You Need to Know
Consuming endless images of war and suffering online can trigger genuine anxiety and stress. Psychologists and mental health experts share practical ways to stay informed without becoming overwhelmed.
Ella Sullivan 
From Smuggled Skateboards to the Oscars: Joachim Trier's Unlikely Journey
Joachim Trier's Sentimental Value won best international feature at the 2026 Oscars, marking Norway's first win in the category. The victory caps a remarkable journey for a director shaped by 1980s punk culture and contraband skateboarding.
Nina Papadopoulos 
Man shot dead in targeted Lidcombe attack; arrest made
An underworld figure has been shot dead in a targeted attack at a Lidcombe apartment block. Police arrested a man within hours of the incident.
Samantha Blake 
Queen Mary's Casual Style Sets Tone for Australian Homecoming
Queen Mary has chosen understated styling for her first official Australian visit as monarch, wearing local touches like an Akubra as she reconnects with her Tasmanian roots.
Zara Mitchell 
Two of Australia's rarest pennies head to Brisbane auction
Two exceptionally rare Australian 1930 pennies are going under the hammer at Brisbane's Roxbury's Auction House, with opening bids starting at $16,000 and $17,500. Only about 1,500 examples are believed to exist worldwide.
Darren Ong 
Saints need answers, not excuses, after shaky 2026 start
St Kilda had all the ingredients for success in their opening games but twice failed to execute when the pressure mounted. It's a troubling sign for a club with big ambitions.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Driver and two horses killed in truck rollover near Geelong
A truck driver and two horses have been killed after a horse transport vehicle rolled down an embankment on a tight bend near Meredith, Victoria, on Monday morning.
Oliver Pemberton 
Roosters' scoreboard snub overshadowed by Johnston's place in history
The Sydney Roosters' refusal to display South Sydney's name on the scoreboard breached NRL rules, but a historic milestone had already captured rugby league's heart.
Megan Torres 
Oscar history for women, disappointment for Australia at 98th Academy Awards
The 2026 Oscars brought a landmark moment for women in cinema but left Australia's five nominees without wins. Cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw made history as the first woman to take the best cinematography prize.
Yuki Tamura 
When Good Intentions Stumble: The Swans' Bondi Tribute and Institutional Accountability
The Sydney Swans' well-intentioned tribute to Bondi attack victims backfired when references to the Jewish community were removed from the script. Now the AFL faces scrutiny from a federal royal commission.
Patrick Donnelly 
Buyers Step Back as Listings Surge and Tax Policy Looms Large
Home buyers are sidestepping the property market as sellers test conditions and the specter of tax changes creates hesitation
Andrew Marsh 
When rumour becomes noise: Cleary's transfer window case
Ivan Cleary is exasperated, and he has a legitimate grievance. The rumour mill around Izack Tago reveals a deeper problem with how the NRL manages player movements.
Megan Torres 
Inquest to examine if horse's early return to racing led to jockey's death
A coroner will examine whether a racehorse returned to work prematurely before a fatal accident killed apprentice jockey Marina Morel in NSW.
Victoria Crawford 
Blue Tree Sacrifice for Perth Park Raises Questions About Development Trade-offs
The felling of a blue tree in Burswood Park has sparked debate about whether large infrastructure projects adequately account for community symbols and grassroots initiatives.
Megan Torres 
New Dingley estate bans artificial grass as councils crack down nationwide
A 941-home estate being built on a former golf course in Dingley Village has banned artificial grass, joining a growing number of Australian councils restricting the synthetic material over environmental and health concerns.
Darren Ong 
Oscars honours fallen Hollywood icons with moving tributes
The Oscars In Memoriam segment paid tribute to industry giants who died over the past year, with Billy Crystal delivering an emotional remembrance of his friend and collaborator Rob Reiner.
Mitchell Tan 
Teen climbers rescued after night stranded on Gold Coast mountain
Six teenagers stranded overnight on Mount Barney have been airlifted to safety by rescue helicopter, hours after a woman died in a cliff fall at Mount Beerwah.
Priya Narayanan 
After 73 Years, Sydney's Manly Cabs Closes as Taxi Industry Struggles
Manly Cabs, which served Sydney's northern beaches since 1953, has abruptly ceased operations after administrators were appointed. Drivers are being offered a lifeline through ingogo.
Darren Ong 
Gateway strikes paydirt with ambitious gold drilling campaign in remote WA
Gateway Mining has begun its first drilling program at a major gold prospect in Western Australia's Gascoyne region, testing a target with geological features reminiscent of established gold camps.
Yuki Tamura 
Victoria's car theft crisis demands urgent manufacturer action
Victoria Police warns that more than 30 cars are stolen daily using key cloning devices, with thieves bypassing factory security on popular models like Toyota Land Cruisers and Holden Commodores.
Tanya Birch 
New Zealand edges Australians in thrilling New York sevens final
The Black Ferns mounted a stunning late comeback to defeat Australia 22-21 in the New York Sevens final, capping off New Zealand's dominant 2026 series campaign.
Jimmy O'Brien