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Religious freedom doesn’t equal freedom to discriminate

Caitlin GavaSeptember 17, 2019

I'm bisexual. I'm also a Christian. Society often tells me that this isn’t possible or I should feel some kind of conflict between my sexual orientation a...

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Illuminate candidate puts pressure on Grok Editor

Caroline SabaterSeptember 17, 2019

On September 6 a private message was sent to Grok Editor, Amber Weir, about her recent article on the Curtin party Revive. Sent by Dylan Botica, Illuminate cand...

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Bry Jagoe wants to ensure the Queer Department is a safe space for everyone

Caroline SabaterSeptember 17, 2019

Next year’s Queer Officer, already elected unopposed, is Bry Jagoe. Jagoe has been a Social Work student since 2017 and has plans to do Honours and then a postg...

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New Business and Law Faculty Rep speaks to power of student representation

Amber WeirSeptember 16, 2019

Jesse Zambrano has been elected unopposed as the Guild’s Business and Law Faculty Rep. Although she is only in her second year as an Economics student, Jesse...

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3 Traits of a Professional Résumé

Belicia TjenderaSeptember 16, 2019

“How to write a résumé” is a Google search you’ve probably done before. I’ve done my fair share of research on this, but the following are some traits and tips ...

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Beat of the Week: ‘Had to be Said’ by Highline

Danica SpearSeptember 14, 2019

New to the scene, garage rock band Highline is a band to watch. Having formed in early 2019, these four musos have kick-started their career in the Australian m...

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Your candidates for Education VP

Amber WeirSeptember 13, 2019

The Education Vice-President is a crucial role within the Guild’s executive team. Responsible for everything related to education, representation, welfare and e...

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Spring: warmer weather, blooming flowers and hay fever

Adilah AhmadSeptember 12, 2019

Spring has sprung: which is great because, if I’m honest, I was over winter as soon as it started. With the sun now shining longer, leaves on trees beginning to...

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RBA cash rate: Australia’s official interest rates are expected to continue to fall

Zahra BihiSeptember 12, 2019

The consecutive cuts made by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in June and July have resulted in Australia’s official cash rate (OCR) to be at a historic low ...

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‘Downton Abbey’: the cinematic epilogue to the British TV series

Charlie WrightSeptember 12, 2019

Downton Abbey (2010) is a British TV drama set in early 20 century England, on a country estate of the same name. It follows the lives of the household—both t...

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Religious freedom doesn’t equal freedom to discriminate

Illuminate candidate puts pressure on Grok Editor

Bry Jagoe wants to ensure the Queer Department is a safe space for everyone

New Business and Law Faculty Rep speaks to power of student representation

3 Traits of a Professional Résumé

Beat of the Week: ‘Had to be Said’ by Highline

Your candidates for Education VP

Spring: warmer weather, blooming flowers and hay fever

RBA cash rate: Australia’s official interest rates are expected to continue to fall

‘Downton Abbey’: the cinematic epilogue to the British TV series

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