The State of UWA Student Politics
News just in: Guild politics is a hot mess. This is surprising to absolutely nobody, but it’s worth taking stock of how truly messy politics at UWA has become. Let’s…
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Words with Lisa O’Malley
Leah Roberts sat down with Lisa O’Malley, the State Labor Member for Bicton, to talk about what motivates her, issues facing young people, and the state.
Psephologically: Majoritarian Systems
Majoritarian systems stumble just the way their name implies, they promote single party governments. Mike Anderson writes.
Psephologically: D’Hondt
D’Hondt, despite being the most popular form of party-list voting, isn’t without its problems, namely the favouring of major parties. Mark writes.
The Moon: Who on Earth Owns it?
The answer to this depends on who you ask. Kylie Matthews writes.
On the Dog That’s on The Grog
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.
Talking Affirmative Action
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