Review: Free State of Jones
I wouldn’t recommend seeing this - you would have a more enjoyable experience reading and researching into the life of Newton Knight yourself. Josip Knezevic reviews.
Review: Kubo and the Two Strings
‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ is not only a gorgeous film to look at, but it has a unique and heartwarming narrative, and is fit to be seen by anyone…
UWA’s woeful sexual harassment reporting procedures under reform following pressure from Student Guild
Unclear, at times bizarre, and lacking in adequate information and support, the current procedure for reporting sexual harassment on campus is at last getting an overhaul - thanks largely to…
Review: A Tale of Two Cities (WAAPA)
A rather dull affair, this production’s failure to excite lies in its adaptation, not in the performance of WAAPA’s third year acting students. Samuel J. Cox Reviews.
I am in your house: Part 1, “Bin”
The first installment of 'I Am In Your House', written by Bryce Newton, and illustrated by Taylor Brown.
Three ways the Coalition is kicking higher education in the kidneys
The Turnbull gang doesn't seem to give two tosses about higher education at the moment. Emma Boogaerdt runs us through three ways it most definitely doesn't.
Words with Writer/Director Sally Richardson
Writer and director Sally Richardson talks to Ruth Thomas on the new PICA production 'Trigger Warning', which blends solo monologues, theatre and noise music to tell stories of women and…
Review: Down Under
A cut above 'Four Lions' with a Cronulla riot context, director Abe Forsythe "produces the most nuanced simultaneous critique of nationalism and idealistic multiculturalism that we’re likely to see for…
Review: Suicide Squad
There’s a lot about DC's latest ventures that have been heavily criticized – yet the studio is still struggling valiantly to compete with Marvel's well-established cinematic universe. Zoe Tongue reviews.