Paramedics of the bedroom: ‘Single Ladies’ series review Kellie BalaamJuly 21, 2019 Single Ladies––not to be confused with Beyoncé’s song––is a Western Australian made comedy series entailing two strong, confident women tryi... Art and FilmLatest
The West Australian Opera presents Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Cait StruttJuly 20, 2019 Sweeney Todd, originally directed by Harold Prince and arranged by Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler, has been adapted for the Perth stage b... Art and FilmLatest
Clipped wings: The White Crow review Emily GreenJuly 19, 2019 ‘White Crow’––or ‘belaya vorona’––is a Russian expression used to describe a non-conformist, one who does not belong. Though the expression ... Art and FilmLatest
Ken Wyatt MP: Our first Indigenous Minister for Indigenous Australians Kenith PngJuly 1, 2019 Our most recent ‘Cabinet shuffle’ on May 26 was a historical day, for both the nation and for Ken Wyatt, who was selected as the Federal Gov... LatestPolitics & Current Affairs
The state of higher education in Australia—who’s really paying for it? Amber WeirJune 26, 2019 From 1 July 2019, the minimum HELP repayment threshold will be lowered to $45,881 per annum, with a one per cent repayment rate. While you m... LatestPolitics & Current AffairsStudent Life
Curtin Student Guild AGM Summary (Part 2): Question Time Max VosJune 7, 2019 This is part 2 of 2 from the Curtin Student Guild AGM Summary. Read Part 1 here. General Business (Questions) Word Counts and Due Dates... LatestPolitics & Current Affairs
Beat of the Week: Mildlife’s ‘The Magnificent Moon’ Max VosJuly 19, 2019 The first time I heard Mildlife was only last Saturday, live, as the second opening act for King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. This is a Me... LatestMusic
On the record with Mayhills Ailish DelaneyJuly 12, 2019 Ahead of the launch of his new music video for his latest single, In Shadow, Perth-based producer Mayhills gave Grok the behind the scenes s... LatestMusic
On the Record with Kristian Hopes from Grinspoon Jenny MaxwellJuly 11, 2019 In anticipation of their national tour, Grinspoon’s Kristian Hopes spoke to Grok about touring, having fun and the band’s relationship. I... LatestMusic
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
Why a sober night out is worth a shot Caitlyn WattsJuly 2, 2019 It’s a Saturday night and you’re at your mate’s house, watching him fill shot glasses to the brim with vodka. Empty beer bottles and crushed... LatestStudent Life
The state of higher education in Australia—who’s really paying for it? Amber WeirJune 26, 2019 From 1 July 2019, the minimum HELP repayment threshold will be lowered to $45,881 per annum, with a one per cent repayment rate. While you m... LatestPolitics & 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
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
Apollo 11 and the Space Race Matthew J. HealyJuly 17, 2019 July 20 marks the fiftieth anniversary of humankind’s first steps on the Moon. Apollo 11—crewed by Neil Armstrong, Edwin ‘Buzz’ Aldrin and M... LatestScience & Technology
Would you eat 3000-year-old honey? Adilah AhmadJuly 14, 2019 While excavating ancient tombs in Egypt’s pyramids, archaeologists found pots of honey. This ancient honey dates back to almost 3000 years a... LatestScience & Technology
Burnout is serious: take a break Maria Cristina De VicenteJune 25, 2019 Tired uni students aren’t an unusual sight. They roam the campus, with heavy eyelids, untamed hair, pillow-creased faces and assessment-heav... LatestScience & TechnologyStudent Life
