All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
Composer Inon Zur believes Starfield arrived before its time and insists Bethesda will transform it into something legendary. Upcoming content aims to deepen the experience for existing fans.
Oliver Pemberton 
Complete erasure from the internet isn't realistic, but significant reduction is achievable. Here are the proven methods to limit your digital footprint and protect your privacy.
Priya Narayanan 
Rivian has unveiled pricing and full specifications for its R2 electric SUV, revealing a calculated strategy to launch with expensive models first while deferring the promised $45,000 base model until late 2027. The move highlights the fiscal pressures facing the EV startup as it races toward profitability.
Mitchell Tan 
Jeff Kaplan's new studio reveals how The Legend of California aims to respect players' time by delivering engaging gameplay quickly, contrasting with industry norms.
Patrick Donnelly 
The Renpho Lynx proves you don't need to pay monthly subscriptions or premium prices for solid sleep and fitness tracking. Here's what a week of testing revealed.
Sophia Vargas 
Bungie is testing an unconventional strategy: holding Marathon's endgame map hostage until the entire player community solves a complex puzzle spanning multiple game maps and online platforms.
Zara Mitchell 
Investor lending has surged to 39% of new mortgages as property investors race to buy before tax changes. Meanwhile, first-home buyers face deposit timelines stretching to seven years and mortgage repayments consuming up to 62% of household income in Sydney.
Darren Ong 
Fortnite players face a steeper cost for in-game cosmetics as Epic Games reduces the value of its V-Bucks currency, citing rising operational expenses without providing specifics.
Oliver Pemberton 
NBCUniversal is deploying an AI-generated version of Andy Cohen to guide viewers through Peacock's Bravo content this summer. The move reflects broader industry pressure to turn streaming services into daily habits rather than passive consumption.
Kate Morrison 
The U.S.-Israeli military campaign in the Middle East has closed the Strait of Hormuz to shipping, stranding cargo and forcing carriers to impose emergency surcharges. For Australia, the impact depends on how long the conflict persists.
Sophia Vargas 
Microsoft is rolling out Gaming Copilot to Xbox Series X and S consoles later this year, an AI assistant that helps players beat bosses and find games. The feature raises thorny questions about fair payment for the creators whose work trains it.
Tom Whitfield 
Jennifer Hale, voice of Commander Shepard, questions whether the creative culture that made the original Mass Effect trilogy survives amid BioWare's ownership upheaval and staff instability.
Jake Nguyen 
Nintendo is releasing a patch for Pokemon Pokopia after just days of launch. The update fixes several bugs preventing players from progressing through specific quests.
Jimmy O'Brien 
When Nvidia released the GeForce 3 in February 2001, few realised the modest graphics card would reshape computing's future. CEO Jensen Huang now reflects on how that bet on programmability changed everything.
Helen Cartwright 
UK Parliament's Public Accounts Committee chair has questioned why the DWP awarded Capita a major civil service payroll contract despite the outsourcer's recent failures managing pensions for 1.5 million public servants.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Cybercriminals are exploiting users' trust in CAPTCHA security checks to distribute malware, with detections surging dramatically in 2025. Here's how to spot the fakes before it's too late.
Oliver Pemberton 
NBCUniversal's Peacock is overhauling its mobile experience with AI-powered video, vertical live sports, and casual gaming in a bid to compete with TikTok and revitalise subscriber growth.
Jake Nguyen 
Rising RAM prices are forcing budget-conscious Linux users to be creative. Two kernel features offer compression-based solutions, but each suits different needs.
Oliver Pemberton 
Startup founders using Microsoft Azure credits to test Anthropic's Claude are discovering expensive surprises when marketplace charges bypass their sponsorship credits entirely.
Zara Mitchell 
Meta's landmark 2Africa submarine cable project has stalled in the Persian Gulf after contractor Alcatel Submarine Networks declared it unsafe to continue operations amid escalating Iran conflict.
Yuki Tamura 
The Warriors' impressive Round 2 display against Canberra has caught the eye of rugby league legend Billy Slater, who praised their young player development and execution.
Mitchell Tan The February 28 Middle East conflict has exposed a fundamental contradiction in Australia's energy strategy: we profit from global energy crises but remain vulnerable to the same market shocks that harm our households.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
When Blizzard axed Project Titan after seven years of development, the remaining team had weeks to conceive, pitch and greenlight a new game. What emerged was Overwatch, one of the most successful new IPs of the decade.
Tom Whitfield 
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is on track for one of 2026's biggest theatrical launches, with box office analysts projecting a $160 million five-day opening as Nintendo expands its film empire.
Sophia Vargas Australian families now spend $240 weekly on groceries, up 11 per cent in just one year. New laws banning supermarket price gouging arrive July 1, but economists question whether they will work.
Jake Nguyen 
Google's AI search features increasingly cite the company's own services like YouTube and Google Search, accounting for up to 17% of all citations—more than the next six external domains combined.
Sophia Vargas 
A newly formed Russian company has claimed to develop 16 and 32-core processors, but technical analysis suggests they are Chinese-made Loongson chips relabelled with Cyrillic branding to circumvent Western sanctions.
Mitchell Tan 
ByteDance has secured access to 36,000 of Nvidia's latest Blackwell AI processors via a Malaysian cloud provider. The arrangement highlights the growing challenge of restricting technology access in an interconnected global economy.
Zara Mitchell 
Sydney Roosters defence Siua Wong and South Sydney's David Fifita face potential sanctions after being placed on report in Friday night's NRL encounter at Allianz Stadium.
Oliver Pemberton Iran's decision to close the Strait of Hormuz in response to U.S. and Israeli strikes has disrupted 20% of global oil supply, exposing Australia's energy vulnerability and the limits of existing regional deterrence.
Fatima Al-Rashid