Deep Dive: Liberal Governments, the Employment Relationship, and Industrial Relations Law in Australia Pelican MagazineMay 31, 2020 Unions and the Liberal Party haven't always seen eye-to-eye. Politics0 Comments0 views
Catalysts and Revolts Pelican MagazineMay 23, 2020 Just one spark can set off a chain reaction. Politics0 Comments106 views
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University Sector Restructures – Say No to Staff and Course Cuts Pelican MagazineMay 18, 2020 2020 was the last thing universities needed. Campus NewsFeaturesPolitics0 Comments304 views
Going Viral: New Media’s Effects on the Growth of Government during COVID-19 Pelican MagazineApril 23, 2020 #flattenthecurve Politics0 Comments36 views
Zoom is being banned by companies and governments around the world. Should UWA do the same? Pelican MagazineApril 15, 2020 Everyone was quick to adopt Zoom for video-conferencing. As security concerns emerge, it seems they might have been too quick. PoliticsTechnology and Gaming0 Comments288 views
The Racist Face of Coronavirus Pelican MagazineMarch 10, 2020 Contagion does not discriminate. Unfortunately, people do. Politics0 Comments437 views
A Few Degrees Hotter: An Interview with a Member of Extinction Rebellion (Part Two) Pelican MagazineFebruary 28, 2020 Still talkin' 'bout a revolution. Politics0 Comments27 views
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Taiwan Has Spoken: Will China Listen? Pelican MagazineJanuary 31, 2020 The world turns to Taiwan and its relationship with China at the latest election. Politics0 Comments63 views
