Wikinews:2026/March

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March 2

• Max Scherzer signs deal to return to Toronto Blue Jays
• Green Party wins major by-election in northern England city of Manchester

March 3

• Caloundra wins first game in Australian soccer's Football Queensland Premier League 2 competition

March 6

• Randwick City Council opens public consultation about parking near beaches: ''To pay or not to pay?''

March 7

• US President Donald Trump appears to wear makeup after apparent rash breaks out on neck, reports say

March 9

• Moreton Bay illegally evicted homeless campers, Queensland Supreme Court rules
• Monta publishes its 2025 EV charger ranking, including hardware performance

March 10

• Australia grants refuge to five Iranian women's national soccer team players

March 11

• Former Major League Baseball pitcher Julio Teherán retires
• Caloundra lose round 2 game in Australian soccer's Football Queensland Premier League 2 competition

March 12

• US president Donald Trump demands the unconditional surrender of Iran
• NSW government proposes rezoning to create residences midway between Sydney and Parramatta
• PM of Australia sends E-7A Wedgetail and air-to-air missiles to UAE

March 13

• Australian Minister for Energy lowers fuel standards for 60 days amid rising oil prices, panic buying

March 16

• Boats carrying Kyoto students capsize off Okinawa, fatalities reported

March 18

• Caloundra win round 3 game in Australian soccer's Football Queensland Premier League 2 competition

March 21

• "One Battle After Another" wins 6 Oscars including Best Picture

March 22

• South Korean military halts small firearms drills after stray bullet strikes young girl on playground

March 24

• Musique Libre Femmes plays for Women's History Month at Tompkins Square Library in New York City