The Moon: Who on Earth Owns it?

Pelican MagazineNovember 2, 2017

The answer to this depends on who you ask. Kylie Matthews writes.

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World Order

Pelican MagazineOctober 31, 2017

On first inspection, WORLD ORDER appears a group of unsmiling Japanese office workers. Debbie Choo writes.

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On the Dog That’s on The Grog

Pelican MagazineOctober 31, 2017

In mid-February this year, the billionaire mining magnate-turned-politician began to post surreal ‘poems’ to his Facebook and Twitter profiles. Jacob Broom writes.

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We’re Reading

Pelican MagazineOctober 31, 2017

The Way of Kings, The Girls, King James Bible, and the Idiot

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Playthings

Pelican MagazineOctober 26, 2017

poetry by Hannah Cockroft

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Talking Affirmative Action

Pelican MagazineOctober 24, 2017

Affirmative Action is not ‘taking jobs away’ from white people or men, yet that is a strangely popular idea that seems to exist among the public. Ella Fox-Martens writes

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We Can Be World’s Best Here

Pelican MagazineOctober 24, 2017

Dr Fiona Wood, director of Burns at Ryal Perth Hospital and co-developer of spray-on-skin spoke to Maddi Howard.

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Re-enter the World

Pelican MagazineOctober 24, 2017

You say: please don’t count the books. You don’t count the books. Easy. Ruth Thomas writes.

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Review: Raw and her cannibalism

Pelican MagazineOctober 24, 2017

An unflinching and bloody investigation into forbidden female sexuality. Ryan Suckling reviews.

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Femme Fatale: The tale of the sexually deceptive Australian Hammer Orchid

Pelican MagazineOctober 24, 2017

a confused male wasp flies away from the flower, both sexually deceived and unsatisfied. Maddi Howard writes.

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