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How Trauma Affects the Brain and Undermines Self-Belief Slow Thinking in a Fast-Moving World: Governing By Process is Proving Painful Trusting the Tempo with Drea UWA Professor Calls Out Gas Industry and Government Why parking will never be ‘good’ at UWA
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How Trauma Affects the Brain and Undermines Self-Belief

1 September 2025

By Anjna Singh Why self-confidence sometimes disappears If you find yourself doubting your own thoughts, avoiding decisions, or feeling like you’re not capable even when you’re doing well, you’re not…

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Slow Thinking in a Fast-Moving World: Governing By Process is Proving Painful

1 September 2025

By Jack Fairey Democracy is a wonderful thing. It provides the people power they have historically been denied and allows the masses to have a say in the direction of…

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Trusting the Tempo with Drea

29 July 2025

By Wilson Tan “Sometimes, you need to take a step back in order to move forward.” That line echoed in my mind long after my conversation with Drea, a Perth-based…

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UWA Professor Calls Out Gas Industry and Government

27 June 2025

By David Hallam Environment Minister Murray Watt has conditionally approved an extension to Australia’s largest oil and gas project to 2070. The assessment for extension has taken six years, with…

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Why parking will never be ‘good’ at UWA

6 June 2025

The Eternal Complaint vs the Intractable Problem. Jack Fairey ‘Whenever students of demonology get together, the M25 London orbital motorway is generally agreed to be among the top contenders for…

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You Can’t Erase Perth’s Queer Underground: A Chat with 3RAS3R

25 April 2025

Are Queer Spaces under threat in Perth’s DJ Scene? – A chat with 3RAS3R By Zai McCabe I got to sit down with Perth DJ 3RAS3R/Guillaume Manfrino (they/them) who has…

Economics

Trumpets of Protectionism

25 April 2025

How trade barriers herald a downturn for the Australian economy By Anthony Sims Recent movements in global markets would have even the most amateur of investors concerned. As one example,…

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Cash Rate Not Cutting the Mustard

25 April 2025

Remedying Australia’s Ailing Housing Market By Anthony Sims Australian homes are, relative to the rest of the world, objectively unaffordable – not just for students, but for workers and families…

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Bob Trevino Likes It: Hard Not to Love

23 March 2025

By Erika Johanson Tracie Laymon’s film Bob Trevino Likes It didn’t leave a single dry eye in the cinema. This, of course, was the film’s main motive; tugging on the…

Campus Affairs

Announcing the End of Student Announcements

6 March 2025

Lecture Bashing Bashed By Scarlet Hannah On the fourth of March, something significant changed on the UWA Campus. There had been whispers leading up to it, but in an email…

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