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‘Annabelle Comes Home’: the next sinister instalment of the Conjuring Universe

Venus Choo J. Q.July 1, 2019

The legend of the possessed evil doll Annabelle, strikes again in Annabelle Comes Home, a sequel to Annabelle (2014) and Annabelle: Creation (2017). It is almos...

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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 Government’s first Indi...

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Floor Thirteen: a claustrophobic exploration of the guilty conscience

Paris DoickJune 29, 2019

Performed in a theatre in the round stage style, Floor Thirteen, directed by Marshall Stay and written by Elise Wilson was an alternative, thought-provoking pie...

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‘Good Omens’: Should you read the book?

Zoe WellsJune 29, 2019

If you haven’t seen Good Omens, it’s a funny and refreshing take on heaven, hell, and the apocalypse, starring David Tennant as an emotionally conflicted demon....

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Beat of the Week: Death by Denim’s ‘Plane from Amsterdam’

Max VosJune 28, 2019

This week's beat of the week is the synthy and smooth track 'Plane from Amsterdam', by Perth coastal rockers Death by Denim. Their triple j description of the t...

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‘Parasite’ finds director Bong Joon-ho in typically scintillating form

Daniel PattersonJune 26, 2019

Korean auteur Bong Joon-ho may be considered a genre filmmaker, but that does a complete disservice to how brilliant he is as a writer-director. Clashing tones ...

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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 might have already he...

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Workplace gender politics, sustainability debates and journalism in ‘The Torrents’

Kellie BalaamJune 25, 2019

In the 19th century, a woman’s place was in the home. It was considered absurd for a woman to be in the workforce, rather she should be at home looking after he...

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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-heavy bags pulling at th...

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‘Yesterday’: A Forgotten Era

Max GoldieJune 24, 2019

Directed by Danny Boyle, Yesterday is Universal Pictures' most recent film, which tells the story of Jack Malik (played by Himesh Patel), a local warehouse work...

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‘Annabelle Comes Home’: the next sinister instalment of the Conjuring Universe

Ken Wyatt MP: Our first Indigenous Minister for Indigenous Australians

Floor Thirteen: a claustrophobic exploration of the guilty conscience

‘Good Omens’: Should you read the book?

Beat of the Week: Death by Denim’s ‘Plane from Amsterdam’

‘Parasite’ finds director Bong Joon-ho in typically scintillating form

The state of higher education in Australia—who’s really paying for it?

Workplace gender politics, sustainability debates and journalism in ‘The Torrents’

Burnout is serious: take a break

‘Yesterday’: A Forgotten Era

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