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Social Justice – Meet the Ticket Revive – Meet the Ticket Global – Meet the Ticket Independents – Meet the Ticket Twice in as many weeks – GaG in Poor Form
Politics

Why we voted No: Analysing the Voice referendum polls

20 June 2024

Support for Yes dropped fifteen per cent from its peak, falling a further ten per cent leading into 14 October. No’s eventual victory with 60% of the national vote was…

Campus Affairs

What’s going on in the Guild Village?

18 June 2024

Anyone who has been on campus lately may have noticed a bit more activity than usual in the Guild Village. The construction works currently being carried out form part of…

Film and Production

Boy Swallows Universe: A dark, hopeful and morally twisted series that’ll send you spinning into orbit

18 June 2024

The limited series Boy Swallows Universe hit Netflix on 11 January and makes a stellar addition to Australian cinema. Eli Bell (Felix Cameron) is a teen with a family from…

Campus Affairs Music

Timeless Tragedy: A Review of UWA and WASO’s Romeo and Juliet

10 June 2024

By Tess Wheeler The conductor was just raising her baton as I arrived for the start of Romeo and Juliet, performed by the West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO) and a…

Campus Affairs Film and Production

UDS impresses again with original musical ‘Back Inn Business’

1 June 2024

By Maia Steele The University Dramatic Society’s 2024 original musical Back Inn Business ran from 23 – 25 May at the Centre of Performing Arts at All Saints’ College. Written…

Music

A Review of Sampha at Perth Festival

5 April 2024

By Lachie Simpson I first found Sampha through his run of features on SBTRKT’s self-titled debut album. His distinct voice drew me in and I spent the next six years…

Music

A Review of Sampa the Great: A Spectacle in the Supreme Court Gardens

28 March 2024

By Emma Horak Cosily set within the Supreme Court Gardens, with the stage lights fitting snugly against the Perth skyline, Sampa the Great’s live performance on Friday night brought a…

Science

Trust: A roadblock for driverless cars

18 March 2024

By Grenville Ignatius Francis As automated vehicle technology moves into the fast lane in a number of countries overseas, there seems to be a particular speed bump slowing its progress…

Campus Affairs

Friendships amongst strangers

5 March 2024

By Grenville Ignatius Francis Packing up to study in another country can be an adrenaline-charged exciting experience. It can also be a nerve-rackingly terrifying thing to do, especially if the…

Film and Production

Fringe Festival Review: Whale

23 February 2024

By Tess Wheeler As the sound of AQUA’s Barbie Girl plays through the speakers, a woman walks onstage. We watch as she tries on outfit, after outfit. It’s like we…

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