‘Downton Abbey’: the cinematic epilogue to the British TV series Charlie WrightSeptember 12, 2019 Downton Abbey (2010) is a British TV drama set in early 20 century England, on a country estate of the same name. It follows the lives of ... Art and FilmLatest
‘The Farewell’: bittersweet and emotionally endearing Ebony BryantSeptember 12, 2019 If you’re searching for a film to get you in the feels, look no further than Lulu Wang’s The Farewell. As soon as I heard about this film... Art and FilmLatest
‘Wonder Woman’: imagine feminism was a superhero Kaelen RulandSeptember 11, 2019 Feminist discourse has circulated since the first wave of feminism during the 19th century: today they have different names like the #MeToo ... Art and FilmLatestPolitics & Current Affairs
Your candidates for Education VP Amber WeirSeptember 13, 2019 The Education Vice-President is a crucial role within the Guild’s executive team. Responsible for everything related to education, represent... LatestPolitics & Current AffairsStudent Life
Yet another Guild President by default Amber WeirSeptember 12, 2019 Hana Arai has been elected, by default, as Curtin Student Guild’s 51st president. “It’s a bit of a double-edged sword,” she says of being... LatestPolitics & Current AffairsStudent Life
‘Wonder Woman’: imagine feminism was a superhero Kaelen RulandSeptember 11, 2019 Feminist discourse has circulated since the first wave of feminism during the 19th century: today they have different names like the #MeToo ... Art and FilmLatestPolitics & Current Affairs
Beat of the Week: ‘Had to be Said’ by Highline Danica SpearSeptember 14, 2019 New to the scene, garage rock band Highline is a band to watch. Having formed in early 2019, these four musos have kick-started their career... LatestMusic
PLATFORM: The Game Just Changed Raj ShahSeptember 10, 2019 I’ve been keeping an eye on Perth’s incredible music scene for a few years now. At the risk of sounding cheesy, I honestly believe the scene... LatestMusic
Beat of the Week: ‘No Plans’ by Bluey Danica SpearSeptember 6, 2019 Stepping out of Melbourne band IV League, to release a solo project, Lachie Gilmour unveils Bluey. No Plans is Gilmours first release under ... LatestMusic
Your candidates for Education VP Amber WeirSeptember 13, 2019 The Education Vice-President is a crucial role within the Guild’s executive team. Responsible for everything related to education, represent... LatestPolitics & Current AffairsStudent Life
Yet another Guild President by default Amber WeirSeptember 12, 2019 Hana Arai has been elected, by default, as Curtin Student Guild’s 51st president. “It’s a bit of a double-edged sword,” she says of being... LatestPolitics & Current AffairsStudent Life
Help! I chose the wrong degree Caitlyn WattsSeptember 11, 2019 There’s no doubt that choosing a degree is a tricky task. Many school leavers are urged to decide on their career path while they’re still t... LatestStudent Life
RBA cash rate: Australia’s official interest rates are expected to continue to fall Zahra BihiSeptember 12, 2019 The consecutive cuts made by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in June and July have resulted in Australia’s official cash rate (OCR) to b... Business & EconomicsLatest
What you need to know about paying for uni Tom RobinsonSeptember 10, 2019 Semester two is well and truly underway, so we think it’s a good time to re-cap the changes to HECS-HELP that recently came into play and te... Business & EconomicsLatestPolitics & Current AffairsStudent Life
Vegemite: the history of the salty spread that divides the nation Amber WeirJuly 9, 2019 Last month Vegemite celebrated yet another birthday, and it got me thinking about the history of this divisive spread. Like pineapple piz... Business & EconomicsLatestStudent Life
Spring: warmer weather, blooming flowers and hay fever Adilah AhmadSeptember 12, 2019 Spring has sprung: which is great because, if I’m honest, I was over winter as soon as it started. With the sun now shining longer, leaves o... LatestScience & Technology
‘The Map to Paradise’: a collection of sea tales Kellie BalaamSeptember 3, 2019 With the current state of our environment and the news circulating the world, we all must know, to some degree, how our planet is calling fo... Art and FilmLatestPolitics & Current AffairsScience & Technology
The great anti-vaxx debate: Should people be forced to vaccinate? Adilah AhmadAugust 19, 2019 Imagine this: A six-year-old girl is taken to her family GP by her parents. She has a fever, runny nose, dry cough, skin rashes, red eyes... LatestScience & Technology
