All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
Queensland's public child sex offender register has led to the charging of two people within 10 weeks of launch, after community members conducted over 205,000 searches of the system.
Victoria Crawford 
A 17-year-old has been charged with culpable driving causing death after a 15-year-old was killed in a high-speed collision in Hoppers Crossing on Friday morning.
Tanya Birch 
Trump has urged China, France, Japan, South Korea and the UK to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz, as Tehran's closure of the vital shipping route threatens global energy markets.
James Callahan 
Brad Fittler has publicly backed James Tedesco to continue playing State of Origin despite growing questions about whether the 33-year-old fullback still has the goods for interstate rugby league.
Zara Mitchell 
The Nationals' new leader is an economist with ministerial experience and a reading habit. Whether policy rigour can save the party from One Nation's surge remains the open question.
Riley Fitzgerald 
A four-year historical sexual abuse trial in NSW is in limbo as the Director of Public Prosecutions seeks the presiding judge's removal, citing her parliamentary submissions as creating bias.
James Callahan 
A Queensland family's chance discovery of whale bones on Ocean Grove beach has uncovered a fossil so scientifically significant it may reshape our understanding of whale evolution.
James Callahan 
Bronson Xerri's future at Canterbury remains uncertain after being dropped for this week's game against Canberra, with conflicting reports about his happiness at the club.
Patrick Donnelly 
Phil Campbell, the guitarist who spent 31 years with Motorhead, has died following a complex operation. He was 64.
Megan Torres 
Australia has identified 121 separate federal health workforce policies but no coordinated national strategy. Psychiatrists are leaving the profession, aged care faces a 110,000-worker shortfall, and emergency departments are at breaking point. This is not a left-right issue; it is a governance failure.
Daniel Kovac 
Victoria is set to introduce penalties for building owners who knowingly lease their storefronts to illicit tobacco retailers, following enforcement of the state's mandatory licensing scheme.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Ludvig Aberg carries a three-shot lead into the final round of The Players Championship, golf's most prestigious non-major tournament. Yet history warns that leads can evaporate on this perilous Florida course.
Megan Torres 
Families accepting free will services from NSW Trustee and Guardian may face unexpected six-figure administration fees when they appoint the agency as executor. The problem runs deeper than one family's story.
Aisha Khoury 
The Sydney Kings have booked their ninth NBL grand final appearance with a clinical 89-75 victory over Perth, completing a 2-0 series sweep that sends them toward a potential sixth title.
Jimmy O'Brien 
Matthew Lloyd has urged the Sydney Swans to send Errol Gulden for shoulder surgery following the midfielder's injury in Round 1 against Brisbane.
Nadia Souris 
With three warm-up matches ahead, Socceroos coach Tony Popovic has a growing roster of exciting talent to fill out his 26-man squad for the June World Cup.
Patrick Donnelly 
A 23-year-old Bracken Ridge woman has died after a head-on crash on the Brisbane Valley Highway. Police are investigating reports the Holden Commodore involved had been hooning with a large group just before the collision.
Sarah Cheng 
A 30-year-old man has been charged with murder following the discovery of a deceased man in his 70s and a critically injured woman at a home in Wellington, NSW.
Samantha Blake 
After more than five decades at Queen Victoria Market, a family-run bakery known for its fresh croissants and gourmet pastries is shutting its doors for the last time.
Tom Whitfield 
ByteDance has suspended the global launch of Seedance 2.0, its advanced AI video generator, following copyright disputes with Disney, Paramount, Netflix and other major studios.
Mitchell Tan 
The Middle East wars have triggered a fundamental reordering of global power dynamics, with the US-led international system showing signs of strain. For Australia, this reshaping carries serious implications for security and economic stability.
Aisha Khoury 
As the Middle East conflict disrupts global oil supplies, Australia's fuel reserves of just 36 days—well below international standards—expose decades of strategic policy failure across governments.
Marcus Ashbrook 
After a year of development and a completed 90-minute pilot episode, Hulu has cancelled its Buffy the Vampire Slayer continuation series, leaving Sarah Michelle Gellar to break the news to fans herself.
Sophia Vargas 
Brisbane's Fortitude Valley is set to add co-living housing to address a gap in the rental market, with major developments offering fully furnished one-bedroom units and communal spaces.
Yuki Tamura 
Three more members of Iran's women's football team have withdrawn their asylum offers in Australia after initially accepting humanitarian visas. The decision follows one earlier reversal, highlighting the intense pressures players face.
Patrick Donnelly 
Samson: A Tyndalston Story arrives in weeks with bold ambitions to challenge industry bloat. Early footage shows raw potential but leaves room for doubt.
Zara Mitchell Your power bill is about to jump between $400 and $900 a year. Here's exactly what just happened, and how to get some of that money back.
Ella Sullivan The average Australian household spends $44 per month on entertainment subscriptions alone, but many are overpaying for services they never use. New government action could soon make cancellation easier.
Ella Sullivan 
Sudan's nearly three-year conflict has entered a brutal new phase, with drone strikes killing over 200 civilians in the past ten days alone. Markets, schools, and hospitals are now regular targets.
Daniel Kovac 
For 95 people in Tibooburra, the weekly visit from the Royal Flying Doctor Service is the only healthcare available. As rural medicine reaches breaking point, the burden on Australia's most iconic service has never been greater.
Ella Sullivan