All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation have officially confirmed a sequel to KPop Demon Hunters, with original directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans signing a multi-year deal to continue the story.
Kate Morrison 
Queensland has received a pitch to repurpose Rockhampton's Olympic village into military dormitories for Australian and foreign forces following the 2032 Games.
Priya Narayanan 
Mark Zuckerberg took the stand in Los Angeles as grieving parents watched, their children's butterfly clips pinned to their jackets. This landmark trial asks if tech firms knowingly designed addictive products.
Oliver Pemberton 
Latrell Mitchell stepped into the spotlight to champion the Winmarra foundation, a cause that reveals what truly matters to the South Sydney fullback: empowering the next generation of Indigenous leaders.
Megan Torres 
Subnautica 2's overhauled base building system uses novel procedural techniques to give players unprecedented creative freedom underwater.
Zara Mitchell 
Nearly a week before Crimson Desert arrives, technical reviewers finally got hands-on with the game running on a PlayStation 5 Pro, offering reassurance after months of PC-only footage.
Tom Whitfield 
Two teenagers have died in a head-on collision between an e-bike and a motorcycle in Greenbank. The incident marks another tragedy in Australia's mounting e-bike safety crisis.
Aisha Khoury 
Blizzard's original plan for World of Warcraft quests borrowed directly from EverQuest. Playtesters with no MMO experience changed everything.
Zara Mitchell 
An independent deckbuilding studio has broken its Microsoft funding agreement to join the No Games For Genocide boycott, citing ethical concerns over Microsoft's military ties.
Nadia Souris 
Archie Moore's new Adelaide installation turns his father Stanley's unfulfilled search for gold into a meditation on mortality, family history, and what we leave behind.
Sophia Vargas 
Up to 3.2 million Iranians have been forced from their homes in two weeks of conflict, the fastest displacement wave in decades. Regional implications extend far beyond Iran's borders.
Priya Narayanan 
Meta is testing clickable links in Instagram post captions, but only for paid subscribers. The move highlights a deeper strategy: turning fundamental creator tools into revenue streams.
Darren Ong 
Australians face a perfect storm of rising fuel and power costs as government energy subsidies expire and Middle East tensions push oil past $100 a barrel.
Andrew Marsh Australia's property sector is pouring $1.8 billion into student housing, yet rents for students in Sydney remain at $900 to $1,800 per month. A closer look at whether investment can fix the crisis.
Grace Okonkwo 
A YouTuber registered NEWDAWN-capcom.com for fifteen dollars after discovering Capcom had left the domain unclaimed in Resident Evil Requiem, but says he'll return it for nothing if the publisher gets in touch.
Zara Mitchell 
Aaron Pierre's John Stewart will transition from HBO's Lanterns series to the big screen in James Gunn's Man of Tomorrow, signalling the interconnected vision for DC Studios' new film and television universe.
James Callahan 
Ubuntu 26.04's updated GNOME 50 desktop and Mesa graphics library deliver gaming performance boosts for Nvidia's flagship RTX 5090, though most users see minimal improvements.
Nina Papadopoulos 
An armed assailant drove a vehicle into Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan, before being shot dead by security. No students or staff were injured in the incident.
Tanya Birch 
Google insists Gemini will remain ad-free, yet the company has briefed advertisers on 2026 rollout plans and built complete ad infrastructure. What's really happening.
Oliver Pemberton 
Dating apps are abandoning the swipe model that made them famous. Instead, they're deploying AI assistants to reduce user burnout and reverse declining subscriber numbers.
Oliver Pemberton 
Oil prices have surged past $US100 per barrel for the first time since 2022 as the ongoing Iran conflict threatens global energy supplies, sending equity markets into decline worldwide including Australia's ASX.
Sophia Vargas 
Substack has launched a built-in Recording Studio that lets creators produce pre-recorded video shows with up to two guests, then publish directly to the platform without going live.
Zara Mitchell 
Microsoft's head of Experiences and Devices is retiring after 35 years, triggering a significant reorganisation that eliminates a management layer between product leaders and the chief executive.
Sarah Cheng 
A bipartisan US Senate bill would require the FBI to obtain a warrant before searching Americans' communications, closing what critics call a Fourth Amendment loophole in federal surveillance law.
Tanya Birch 
David Fifita faces the Sydney Roosters on Friday at Allianz Stadium in a Rabbitohs jersey, two years after dramatically backing out of a 3.3 million deal with the club.
Mitchell Tan 
The Greens' retreat in the 2025 federal election has created a succession crisis in Brunswick as Labor aims to exploit the party's weakness by pushing harder-left policies in the marginal Richmond seat.
Marcus Ashbrook 
Documents show the Western Australian government sidelined its water utility from Alcoa oversight, raising questions about how safety decisions get made when economic interests clash.
Daniel Kovac 
Elden Ring showed significant performance improvements at GDC 2026, running at a stable 30-40 fps after months of optimisation work. The game, delayed from 2025, now appears ready for release.
Tom Whitfield 
Fox has ordered two seasons of Stewie, a spinoff centred on Family Guy's brilliant toddler, set to premiere in 2027-28. The move signals continued confidence in Seth MacFarlane's animation empire.
Ella Sullivan 
Sunday Robotics has raised $165 million at a $1.15 billion valuation to mass-produce Memo, a wheeled home robot trained on real household routines rather than simulation data.
Tom Whitfield