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The face of an angel and a body made for battle: ‘Alita: Battle Angel’ 3D – the ultimate action experience Kellie BalaamFebruary 17, 2019 Step into another of James Cameron’s crazy fantasy worlds with his recent film, Alita: Battle Angel. Co-produced with Jon Landau—who wor... Art and FilmLatest0 Comments
‘Arctic’: a cruel and unforgiving side of the North Pole Kellie BalaamFebruary 15, 2019 What do you do if you crash your aeroplane in the middle of a frozen Arctic desert? Undeniably, you only really have three options: Acc... Art and FilmLatest0 Comments
Is the romanticised figure of the Aussie farmer eroding the past and jeopardising our future? Naomi WorthyFebruary 16, 2019 Is the way that we imagine farmers symptomatic of how our nation chooses to remember our history, and does it dictate how we function at pre... LatestPolitics0 Comments
Creating social change: an interview with Erfan Daliri Amber WeirFebruary 11, 2019 Newkind is an annual conference designed to inspire and activate the next generation of global change-makers and social justice champions. ... LatestPolitics0 Comments
New found freedom: Rahaf Alqunun and the women seeking refuge from family violence Kellie BalaamFebruary 5, 2019 “I was expecting them to enter the room and kidnap me. That’s why I wrote a goodbye letter. I decided I would end my life, before I was ... LatestPolitics0 Comments
Beat of the Week: The Money War’s ‘Home’ Joe WilsonFebruary 17, 2019 Short, sun-soaked and sweet. The Money War’s latest single Home is a pithy track that embodies the slow-paced, longing joys of summer. ... LatestMusic0 Comments
‘RAW, Reflect’: we dig the underground Kaelen RulandFebruary 17, 2019 It’s February—every art enthusiast’s favourite time of year! Fringe festival takes over Northbridge, followed closely by Perth Festiva... Art and FilmLatestMusic0 Comments
Gig Review: ‘Nothing but Thieves’ at the Perth Festival Ellen DimitriouFebruary 13, 2019 “I love an Aussie crowd!” growled Nothing but Thieves front man Conor Mason, as the Britain-bred five-piece took to the stage–one of t... LatestMusic0 Comments
Dreading the cost of textbooks? Same, so here’s some hot tips Maria De VicenteFebruary 17, 2019 There are less than two weeks of freedom left, before the chaos of bus timetables, early morning lectures and “have you done your readings... LatestLifestyle0 Comments
Be nice to your Uber driver Emma RubenFebruary 16, 2019 In a world full of consumerism, we hardly ever think about the faces on the other side of the counter. As customers, we are always ready to ... EconomicsLatestLifestyle0 Comments
Real ways to successfully budget as a student Jo NewmanFebruary 10, 2019 Disclaimer: this is my personal process and it may not work for everyone; you may be doing all of these things already, but it never hurts t... EconomicsLifestyle0 Comments
Be nice to your Uber driver Emma RubenFebruary 16, 2019 In a world full of consumerism, we hardly ever think about the faces on the other side of the counter. As customers, we are always ready to ... EconomicsLatestLifestyle0 Comments
Real ways to successfully budget as a student Jo NewmanFebruary 10, 2019 Disclaimer: this is my personal process and it may not work for everyone; you may be doing all of these things already, but it never hurts t... EconomicsLifestyle0 Comments
Curtin graduate first female CEO of the WA Treasury Amber WeirJanuary 27, 2019 Earlier this month, Treasurer Ben Wyatt announced the appointment of Kaylene Gulich as the Chief Executive Officer of the Western Australia... EconomicsLatestPolitics0 Comments
Spilling the tea: The health benefits of the second most popular beverage worldwide Adilah AhmadFebruary 4, 2019 While many of us seem to run to coffee for our daily dose of goodness, tea happens to be the second most popular beverage consumed worldwide... LatestLifestyleScience0 Comments
Show your skin some summer love Adilah AhmadJanuary 21, 2019 Now that the relentless summer sun has arrived (yay!) and winter is a long-forgotten memory (peeps who like winter—what the heck?), we nee... LatestLifestyleScience1 Comment
The science behind our unsuccessful New Year resolutions, and how to make them stick Maria De VicenteDecember 29, 2018 After the Christmas-induced food coma, the end of the year approaches with speed so, of course, it’s time to reflect on all the bad (and... LatestLifestyleScience0 Comments
