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Gig Review: Beach House at Perth Festival

Ailish DelaneyMarch 4, 2019

Beach House took to the stage at Chevron Gardens for Perth Festival last Thursday night and provided an angelic performance that transported us to somewhere els...

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The woman taking a part of Australia to Mars

Maria Cristina De VicenteMarch 4, 2019

The last 200 years have been socially and technologically revolutionary. They brought us the internet, the personal computer, airplanes, rockets, electric light...

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‘Ghost in My Suitcase’: a charming cross-cultural, coming-of-age tale for all ages

Daryna ZadvirnaMarch 3, 2019

“The spirits you carry, they carry you too.” Adapted from Gabrielle Wang’s illustrated novel, and produced by West Australia’s company Barking Gecko, Ghost ...

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Women’s Voices: Building a Stronger WA Together

Ellen DimitriouMarch 2, 2019

Minister for Women’s Interests, Simone McGurk, has announced that the Western Australian government will be undertaking a plan to tackle gender inequality. A...

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Horror and Class Politics in Boots Riley’s Sorry To Bother You

Max VosMarch 1, 2019

This article contains spoilers. Sorry To Bother You is an anti-capitalist “absurdist dark comedy with magical realism and science fiction inspired by the wor...

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Beat of the Week: Carla Geneve’s ‘2001’

Ailish DelaneyFebruary 28, 2019

Powerhouse. That’s the phrase I would use to describe Perth muso Carla Geneve. She’s already won the hearts of many with her two tracks, Listening and Greg’s Di...

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Harnessing the power of team-building exercises — an interview with Matt Henricks, founder of Water Works.

Isabella ClarkeFebruary 28, 2019

Fostering close connections and collaboration in the workplace is something which employers strive towards, and for many companies this is encouraged through te...

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‘King of Thieves’: Not enough to blow the bloody doors off

Amber WeirFebruary 28, 2019

As I walk the navy-carpeted floors of the Windsor theatre, with its cream walls and off-olive green curtains, I am transported back to the forties. This art-dec...

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Reflections of a uni zombie: Hot tips for doe-eyed freshers

Jay AndersonFebruary 27, 2019

Being stalked down in the parking lot as you walk to your car and weaving your way through a heaving mass of sweat-licked bodies—there’s nothing quite like the ...

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Addressing sexual harassment on campus: Guild spearheading mandatory ‘Respect Module’

Amber WeirFebruary 25, 2019

In August 2017, the Curtin Student Guild wrote to the University to request more effective measures of addressing reports of sexual harassment and assault on ca...

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