Words with Sam of Ball Park Music
Jordan Murray and Sophie Minissale, Pelican’s Music Editors, spoke with Sam Cromack of Ball Park Music. Here’s what he had to say about their upcoming tour and recent rise in…
Love Letter to Fremantle
Dear Industrial Area that I call home, Firstly, thanks for this morning. You know how I like it when you wake me up like that: with the windy whoosh of…
Love Letter to Woodlands
Dear Woodlands 6018, It’s no secret that I love you, Woodlands. We’ve known each other our entire lives. You’re the freckle on the face in the City of Stirling. The…
REVIEW: Dimity Smyth is Dead
Dimity Smyth Is Dead takes all the parts we know and love about the classic, gothic murder mystery, and reworks them into a twisted, sumptuous and emotionally turbulent theatre show.…
Review: Battle of the Bands 2018
This year, Battle of the Bands was expanded into the new Ref area, as well as the Tav, and while there were no $2 middies, the crowd was a-buzz with…
#BREAKING: Multiple Guild Candidates receive warnings during polling week
Editors note- the original version of this article explicitly stated that certain candidates had been given ‘formal’ warnings by Mary, the returning officer. While we still stand by the sentiment…
Off the Cynical High Horse – Why you shouldn’t bash everyone involved in Guild Elections
The majority of UWA students either don’t like or don’t care for Guild Elections. That is a fact that comes not only from mountains of anecdotal evidence but from the…
Review: A Simple Favour
First things first, A Simple Favour is not really a mystery film, well not a good one at least. As much as the marketing would have you believe, those looking…
Review: The Nun
If you like trashy types of horror films where you know what you’re getting when you spend that hard-earned money on a ticket, then go see The Nun. Maybe you…
Review: Beast
A valiant debut for Michael Pearce who although has no distinct style or voice as of yet, Beast shows he has potential. Feature debut director Michael Pearce brings us a…