Disney’s adored ‘Aladdin’ gets a stunning makeover Kellie BalaamMay 25, 2019 We all (should) know the beloved Disney classic that is Aladdin. The original 1992 animated film became the highest grossing film of the yea... Art and FilmLatest
‘Water’: a timely commentary on Australian values Kaelen RulandMay 23, 2019 Blood runs thicker than water. But for three Australian families across three decades, white lies told to protect loved ones sees family tie... Art and FilmLatest
Watch ‘2040’ to discover that our planet’s future isn’t so screwed after all Kellie BalaamMay 21, 2019 Imagine a world powered by solar energy and transported by driverless vehicles, and where agriculture is transformed via regenerative farmin... Art and FilmLatestScience & Technology
“Rise up and do something quite extraordinary”: Who are the Extinction Rebellion? Max VosMay 26, 2019 At this stage in the climate crisis, and after the election we just had, you should have hopefully heard of Extinction Rebellion (XR). A mov... LatestPolitics & Current Affairs
ABC’s Sammy J spills: Playground politics and The Countdown to Glory Amber WeirMay 17, 2019 Sammy J (Sam McMillan) is a Melbourne-based satirist, musical comedian and writer. Taking a break from his partnership with the infamous ... LatestPolitics & Current Affairs
Voting in Australia Anika DonnisonMay 13, 2019 Voting is one of the most underappreciated rights of Australian citizenship. We have become complacent in our election of representatives; m... LatestPolitics & Current AffairsStudent Life
Beat of the Week: Jack Davies and The Bush Chooks’ ‘Morning Coffee’ Ailish DelaneyMay 24, 2019 Freo folk singer Jack Davies and his band The Bush Chooks recently released their first EP, Cleaning the Dishes. It’s a collection of heartf... LatestMusic
GIG REVIEW: SPACEY JANE & MOJOS FREMANTLE Kenith PngMay 22, 2019 On Thursday night, Triple J’s featured artist for the week, Spacey Jane came home to Freo for one of two sold-out shows, wrapping up their G... LatestMusic
Beat of the Week: Joan & The Giants’ ‘Cruel’ Ailish DelaneyMay 17, 2019 Perth group Joan & the Giants are back to deliver another beautiful track as their second single, Cruel. The band won a special place... LatestMusic
A Conversation with Perth’s Muslim Uni Students: Ramadan Caitlyn WattsMay 24, 2019 Ramadan, the ninth month the Islamic calendar, is the most sacred month for Muslims. As the Islamic calendar operates on a lunar cycle, the ... LatestStudent Life
Hello Cup: it’s a 5 out of 5 gals Belicia TjenderaMay 16, 2019 When I first started using the cup, I didn’t think I would explore other brands for at least another 3 years or so - until I burnt my last o... LatestStudent Life
Interning in the faraway lands of the Kimberley Carolyn RylandMay 15, 2019 When I arrived into Broome, I expected it to be hot—it was the middle of the wet season, a time where, apparently, no one really visits Broo... LatestStudent Life
Budget Reply: Shorten gets emotive Daryna ZadvirnaApril 6, 2019 Bill Shorten delivered the Labor Party’s reply to the Federal Budget last night, taking care to hit all the right notes for those who missed... Business & EconomicsLatestPolitics & Current Affairs
Federal Budget: Winners & Losers Daryna ZadvirnaApril 4, 2019 A few days ago, the Coalition government delivered a rather unique federal budget. With an election just around the corner, Australia’s budg... Business & EconomicsLatestPolitics & Current Affairs
Perth’s Cheap Sheet: Listen up class and Pinterest this article, you’re going to need it. Belicia TjenderaApril 3, 2019 Australia is currently in a per capita recession. For those who don’t know what that means; our population growth is increasing at a faster ... Business & EconomicsLatestStudent Life
Watch ‘2040’ to discover that our planet’s future isn’t so screwed after all Kellie BalaamMay 21, 2019 Imagine a world powered by solar energy and transported by driverless vehicles, and where agriculture is transformed via regenerative farmin... Art and FilmLatestScience & Technology
Do we see the same colour? Kenith PngMay 20, 2019 Colour, it seems, is all around us. From the rich warm hues of a local sunset to the amber traffic light you sped through on the way to clas... LatestScience & Technology
Heart Week (28 April–4 May): Looking after your ticker Adilah AhmadApril 27, 2019 The Heart Foundation’s Heart Week 2019 has a focus on... yep, you guessed it, heart health! And what we can do to reduce the risk of cardiov... LatestScience & Technology
