What Are You Doing This NAIDOC Week? Pelican9 July 2018 This Sunday the 8th of July marked the beginning of NAIDOC Week which celebrates the long history, vibrant culture and significant achievements of Indigenous an... Voice0 Comments188 views
REVIEW: Storyland by Catherine McKinnon Pelican7 July 2018 A poignant and moving novel. Literature and Creative Writing0 Comments247 views
The Great Library Roundtable Pelican7 July 2018 Insider tips on Perth’s best and worst libraries. Literature and Creative WritingVoice0 Comments389 views
The cowardly Leyon of liberalism Pelican7 July 2018 His consistent “free speech” defence is bullshit, cowardly, and hypocritical. PoliticsVoice0 Comments97 views
The Slippery Slope of Jordan B Peterson Pelican7 July 2018 He gives your centrist dude-bro mate common ground with literal nazis. Politics0 Comments756 views
My relationship with my eyebrows Pelican4 July 2018 When I meet people, the first thing I notice about them is their eyebrows. Voice1 Comment410 views
It’s familiar, but not too familiar Pelican4 July 2018 To quote one of my favourite podcasters, ‘it’s like radio, but… more punk rock.’ Voice0 Comments92 views
Exhibition Review: Wiru – Julie Dowling Pelican3 July 2018 ...its key relevance lies in the foregrounding of identities that have been pushed to the periphery of Australian history... Uncategorised0 Comments211 views
REVIEW: The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami Pelican3 July 2018 The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle has become something I mention to anyone who asks (or doesn’t ask) for a book recommendation Literature and Creative Writing0 Comments626 views
