Does Paul Johnson Know What a Meme Is
"Although there is a valid argument for free university education this dynamic felt uncomfortable: a group largely middle class UWA students yelling for free education at a group of working…
Scandinavia Buckles: The End of Schengen?
2015 was a hard year for liberal Europe, and 2016 will be harder. The Syrian Civil War continues to escalate with United Nations reports detailing starvation in Syrian cities around…
FEATURED ARTIST: Stale Kale
‘Stale Kale’ is a side project by Olivia Tartaglia, a Perth artist working primarily in paint, pen and pencil, whose works draw inspiration from a multitude of fantastical realms, paying…
PASTE AGAINST GRIME: A Toothpaste Roadtest
Which toothpaste has got your back? Which deserves your dental dominion? A brief but comprehensive inquisition in to which toothpaste will wash away the detritus of your hectic life and…
I Listened To All The So Fresh CDs in One Sitting and This Is How I Felt
I’m in a car. Static hits my ear. Static becomes sound and sound becomes Christina Aguilera. Her powerful voice pushes through the scratchy radio of the of the decaying 1989…
Review: Rams
Make no mistake, 'Rams' is no blockbuster, and if you are looking for an action packed movie you’d better look elsewhere. This is, instead, a quiet film, with little dialogue,…
UWA Renewal Project to Trample Heedlessly Ahead
Early last week, the UWA Senate announced to staff and students that despite the criticism leveled against it, the Renewal Proposal - which will see up to 300 staff axed…
Review: Coriolanus (WAAPA)
If you enjoy Shakespeare, or just the smugness of telling people you attend the theatre, please run along to Coriolanus. Like followers of Kanye West’s twitter feed, you will not…
Review: The Drowsy Chaperone (WAAPA)
Outrageously funny, the subtle quips flow seamlessly from the slick, smooth-talking delivery. Samuel J. Cox reviews.