Maddie Godfrey is a performance poet based in Perth. They’ve just released their debut poetry collection, How To Be Held. They spoke to Alec Westgarth-Taylor about their practice. ‘This is a conversation we recorded earlier with WA based writer Maddie Godfrey. In a far ranging chat, we talk about a range of topics: Maddie’s backstory […]

This week: it’s an exam special! Special guest Cormac Power chats with Bridget and Cohen about how to tackle your very first set of exams at UWA, as well as Lip Dub victories, the past tense of yeet and social media management.

This week: exam prep begins, networking and netball, Spanish culture, fire safety, jumping the moat and terrariums.

This week: online tests, drunk foreign policy arguments, bagel cravings, Taiwanese parliament brawls, the Death of Unifi, class stereotypes, the upcoming College Row Lip Dup competition and murdering people with permanent markers.

This week: Tommy Hilfiger tute fashion, literally spilling tea, the Netflix Hero of the People, parking and pie at college, managing online quizzes, UWA's social media trifecta, and the Western Suburb's most enigmatic Uber Eats driver.

Cohen almost didn’t turn up this week! Special guest Laney Kunum and Bridget talk about Quidditch and Prosh in his absence. Also: small dogs, the new Class Rep system, Multicultural Week, and how waiting outside tutes just doesn’t get any easier.

This week: responsible and economical drinking, cheeky nuggets, Tina Turner dance moves, finessing stalls, icebreaking with Spanish, how it feels like we're already behind, and why we're lucky to live in Perth.

Welcome to the pilot episode of Better Late Than Fresher! We’re chronicling the real-life experiences of a brand new UWA fresher from O-Day to final exams, and trying to offer some helpful advice and guidance along the way.

Why are we doing this.

In June, posters advertising the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery's HERENOW16 / GenYM exhibition – which showcased the works of nine emerging young Muslim artists – were defaced and torn down. Featured artists and brothers Abdul-Rahman Abdullah and Abdul Abdullah give their response to the incident here.