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Hi there! It’s Roshni here, your friendly neighbourhood Women’s Officer. In case you’re not sure what the Women’s Officer does, here is a friendly infographic. Today is International Women’s Day,…
It’s important this International Women’s Day, and every other day of the year, we are all making an effort to seek out the voices of women, particularly those who experience…
An emotionally devastating and confronting, yet hypnotic meditation on grief and the impact of war. Grief is different for everyone, which makes it hard to talk about and even harder…
Thousands of Australians tuned in to watch SBS’s seventeen-hour broadcast of The Ghan - seemingly endless footage of Australia’s outback from the perspective of the titular northbound interstate railway.
Political movements rely on public feeling for their mandate, and policymakers must be personally moved by these gut wrenching tales of survival if we are to expect governments to act.
Meet the Next Generation of Local Fashion Designers I am seated across from international designer Patricia Field in a carpark-turned-catwalk illuminated with pendant chandeliers. Electrifying beats pulsate as models begin…
Not many people know where Micronesia is. Even fewer will ever grace its shores. Even fewer will understand the historical significance of these islands. The history and significance of Truk…
Welcome to the pilot episode of Better Late Than Fresher! We’re chronicling the real-life experiences of a brand new UWA fresher from O-Day to final exams, and trying to offer…
The end-of-year period between university semesters is always filled to the brim with celebration. Everyone seems to be reflecting on their wild adventures and family bonding; no space for anything…
Tomatoes, a blue story book, and the most unconventional theatre experience you will ever encounter. Nassim Soleimanpour’s self-titled play Nassim is an exploration of motherhood, language, and storytelling with a…