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Last night, Pride WA, the organisation responsible for organising the annual Perth Pride Parade, which is set for this Saturday, held a briefing for float organisers. Following this, many of…
Pre-ordering games has never really been my scene. While there has been a few exceptions, I typically tend to wait until a game has been released and most review scores…
Australian journalism’s favourite fluff-piece machine, The Bachelor, has returned. This year’s bachelor is 31 year-old astrophysicist Matt Agnew, and he has used his sexy man-brain to earn himself a place…
As part of Pelican’s National Science Week coverage, we were lucky enough to snag an interview with esteemed scientist Professor Martin Van Kranendonk. Martin is appearing as an expert in…
It is not every day that someone comes along and completely shakes up an entire social media platform, but Jennelle Eliana did just that, armed with only her van and…
It all started with my daily routine of procrastinating by scrolling through my friends’ Instagram stories. In between the usual pattern of breakfast shots, pets doing stupid things and not-to-subtle…
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is the newest and most punishing title in From Software’s legacy of challenging games, born from the studios desire to better explore their ideas for a…
When I was in high school I knew a guy named Kiernan. He was a great dude and still is to this day. He was quite social (if a little…
One day, a friend of mine sent me a video of one of Jordan Peterson’s interviews. I didn’t watch that interview fully. I realised I’d heard his reference to ‘lobsters’…
Ask Professor Pelly is a column in which the Pelican science team answer your science-y questions Bradan asks: How scientifically accurate is the popular Myers-Briggs personality test? In case you…