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The public health risks of the climate crisis

Max VosJuly 29, 2019

Perth is no stranger to the odd seasonal smog caused by controlled burns, nor are we strangers to the odd intense summer storm. With the climate crisis imminent...

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Guardian Australia’s Melissa Davey on the Pell trial, her new book and the power of journalism.

Amber WeirJuly 26, 2019

Starting out as a student-writer, Melissa Davey, who is now Chief of Guardian Australia’s Melbourne Bureau, has been nominated for several Walkley and Quill awa...

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Antarctic hues and acrobatics amuse: Circus Oz presents ‘Precarious’

Kellie BalaamJuly 26, 2019

Singing polar bears, live music and insane balancing acts, Precarious is a 70-minute non-stop journey through the icy plains of Antarctica. Inspired by the spec...

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Beat of the Week: Spring Peak’s ‘Are You Strong Enough?’

Ailish DelaneyJuly 25, 2019

Semester two looms ahead like a dark grey cloud that grows larger and larger as we progress through the week. It’s easy to find yourself in a funk when it’s bac...

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Director Stephen Amis on the making of ‘Defend, Conserve, Protect’: a Sea Shepherd battle against the Japanese whaling fleet

Kellie BalaamJuly 24, 2019

Sea Shepherd is an international direct-action ocean conservation movement fighting to protect all marine creatures and habitat destruction of the world’s ocean...

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What European football has been waiting for: the never-before-seen life of ‘Diego Maradona’

Venus Choo J. Q.July 24, 2019

Produced using more than 500 hours of never-before-seen footage, this documentary was made to be etched into the hearts of billions of football fans. Directed b...

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Sad boy pop to get you in the feels: LANY @ Astor Theatre

Ailish DelaneyJuly 22, 2019

American (sad boy) electro-pop group LANY wrapped up their Australian Malibu Nights tour with their show at Perth’s Astor Theatre last Sunday. It was a short bu...

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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 trying to save their con...

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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 by The West Australia...

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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 lends itself well to...

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The public health risks of the climate crisis

Guardian Australia’s Melissa Davey on the Pell trial, her new book and the power of journalism.

Antarctic hues and acrobatics amuse: Circus Oz presents ‘Precarious’

Beat of the Week: Spring Peak’s ‘Are You Strong Enough?’

Director Stephen Amis on the making of ‘Defend, Conserve, Protect’: a Sea Shepherd battle against the Japanese whaling fleet

What European football has been waiting for: the never-before-seen life of ‘Diego Maradona’

Sad boy pop to get you in the feels: LANY @ Astor Theatre

Paramedics of the bedroom: ‘Single Ladies’ series review

The West Australian Opera presents Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Clipped wings: The White Crow review

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