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What To Look For In A Suit

Are you on your career trajectory, ruthlessly climbing the corporate ladder, white-anting and backstabbing left, right and centre? Or have you got a...

Arts Shorts – June 2011

The Pride The acclaimed production of The Pride that was on at The Blue Room last year is restaged by The Perth Theatre Company. The...

CD Reviews – June 2011

Feel It Break Austra Domino/Virgin Any Triple J listener will instantly recognise Lose It – the second track on the debut album for this Toronto-based band. Austra...

HEARD IT BEFORE + In The Crate

Johnny P 1. Gadunk - Sean Pix ft Seany B 2. Where Dem Girls At - David Guetta 3. Into You - Jennifer Lopez 4. Party Rick Anthem...

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As Australia triumphantly strides out of recession, largely unfazed, this means that once again Western Australia stands ready to jump headfirst into another boom....

World News Briefs- April

Prom cancelled over lesbian couple Mississippi student Constance McMillen, 18, has taken her school to court after it cancelled its prom because she wanted to...

Sugar and Spice and all things nice…

The GLCS SWEET Bake Off is back on Sunday May 16th. If you missed last year's Sweet, your tummy is probably still rumbling. Wait...

SSDAG Launches New Look Resource

The same sex domestic abuse group (SSDAG) has started the distribution of its new resource – Towards Freedom. Towards freedom is detailed booklet that...

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