ABANTU Exhibition: Zimbabwean Stories Told Through Art Caroline Sabater·October 28, 2020Back in August, I had the pleasure of viewing the one-night only ABANTU Exhibition hosted by local creative...Art and Film·0 Comments··142 views
What’s NUS and why it applies to you? Caroline Sabater·September 24, 2020As this year’s election winds to a close, you’ve probably noticed the “vote for me for NUS Delegate”...LatestPolitics & EconomicsStudent Life·0 Comments··33 views
Melbourne’s Nightlight Talk COVID Hardship Caroline Sabater·August 20, 2020Whilst this interview was conducted before Victoria was pulled back into lockdown, it is still incredibly relevant to...Music·0 Comments··66 views
Bored at Home? Propel Youth Arts WA has the cure Caroline Sabater·May 21, 2020Usually Propel Youth Arts WA comes out with a killer KickSTART festival filled with live music and good...Art and FilmLatestStudent Life·0 Comments··24 views
Cloudstreet: From Pages to Stage Caroline Sabater·March 7, 2020If your high school was anything like mine, then you probably had Cloudstreet as required reading. But if...Art and FilmLatest·0 Comments··45 views
NUS Daily Debrief: 12 December 2019 Caroline Sabater·December 13, 2019The last day of conference began with voting for NUS positions. As only delegates voted, the morning was...LatestPolitics & Economics·0 Comments··91 views
NUS Daily Debrief: 11 December 2019 Caroline Sabater·December 12, 2019Just when you thought the NUS National Conference couldn’t get any more chaotic, I woke yesterday morning to...LatestPolitics & EconomicsStudent Life·0 Comments··95 views
NUS Daily Debrief: 10 December 2019 Caroline Sabater·December 11, 2019Tuesday started strong (or loud) with the Student Unity faction chanting “We have the numbers!”; the numbers being...LatestPolitics & Economics·0 Comments··125 views
Up in flames: A burning ecosystem Caroline Sabater·November 14, 2019In August this year, the Amazon rainforest was enveloped in flames for the pursuit of farmable land. Since...LatestPolitics & Economics·0 Comments··42 views
New Accessibility Officer is passionate about student equity Caroline Sabater·October 5, 2019Newly elected Accessibility Officer, Dylan Botica, has been at Curtin since 2017. Studying a double degree in Psychology...LatestPolitics & EconomicsStudent Life·0 Comments··120 views
