We’re at the start of the semester, energised and ready to tackle the next few months of assessments, exams and growing stress. Coming back from the break, I, p...
Tired uni students aren’t an unusual sight. They roam the campus, with heavy eyelids, untamed hair, pillow-creased faces and assessment-heavy bags pulling at th...
In 1989 Disney released The Little Mermaid, and to celebrate its 30th anniversary, the West Australian Symphony Orchestra performed Alan Menken’s uplifting, Aca...
It is too early on a Monday morning and the train is a sea of bowed heads and hunched shoulders. The automated voice instructing the doors to shut echoes into t...
Electrocuted fairies, dying actors, broken or breaking stages, faulty props and characters getting stuck in various unpleasant situations—these are just a few t...
The last 200 years have been socially and technologically revolutionary. They brought us the internet, the personal computer, airplanes, rockets, electric light...
Dear first year me,
First things first: Please, I’m begging you, stop worrying about textbooks.
If I remember correctly, you are unnecessarily stressed ri...
There are less than two weeks of freedom left, before the chaos of bus timetables, early morning lectures and “have you done your readings?” arrives. Fast appro...
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 good) decisions we mad...
Tonight (Saturday, March 24) between 8:30 and 9:30pm, in each time-zone around the planet, the world will undergo a technology cleanse, known as Earth Hour.
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