February: Environment, Myanmar, and Education Cuts
"It would be a concern if it became habit...to waive notice when there are no reasons to do so."
You Don’t Care About the NUS. Here’s Why You Need To
It's something you pay for, after all.
A poem in memory of the Guild Village Cafe
in memory of the guild village cafe- a poem guild cafe. you were a mystery to me much like the mystery that was the ingredients in your $4 fried rice.…
Dude, Where’s My Ref?: Part One
In a video published today on the UWA Student Guild Facebook page, 106th Guild President Conrad Hogg announced the first line up of outlets set to open early Semester 1,…
What You’ve Missed this Week? UWA student News
We investigate so you don’t have to. We will be following these two stories as they develop so keep an eye out for news regarding more elections and regulations. ECOMS…
BREAKING NEWS – Slow News Gathers Momentum: Special Council confirmed to discuss motion previously passed
What started out as a little bit of slow news we were contractually obliged to report on may have opened a can of the juiciest worms. Pelican can confirm a…
#SlowNewsDay: Regulations are passed by Circular in Guild Council
What you may call a slow news day I call an opportunity to take a deep dive into regulations. Essentially these changes highlight things that have for all intensive purposes…
Democracy in Action: Your Guide to Voting and Avoiding Voting
Are you a first year looking to vote for the first time? Have been inspired to make an active decision to decide who will be in charge of your SSAF…
Hapless OGC Candidate Throws Her Lot in With Charlie Hebdo, Rather Than STAR, in Profile Picture Frame Confusion
Melissa Black, a second year running on the STAR ticket as an ordinary guild councillor candidate, has admitted she “didn’t follow party branding” when she accidentally declared her belated support…