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23.01.2022 If you’ve been missing the music scene and are looking for something to do tomorrow night, this might be it! 2020 Music Editor Susannah Wong spoke with local music legend Tom Mantle about what you can expect from the ‘Manifest’ festival and the vision behind it all.
22.01.2022 How do I get involved? Come join the Pelican family! Writing, interviewing, reviewing, podcastingthe possibilities are endless! If you have an inkling that you might want to create something this year, or take on opportunities like writer’s workshops, interviews and festival reviews, head this way:... Content creators https://www.facebook.com/groups/753430008609732 Festival reviewers https://www.facebook.com/groups/311065256931713 6 print issues, online content, lots of multimediawhat are you excited for?
16.01.2022 Forget about being a millionaire - come join our 2021 SUB-EDITING CREW! ... What will I be doing?... You'll be in charge of a section (e.g. Politics, Science, Finance) and have the opportunity to work with students across campus to develop their pieces for publishing online or in our print magazine (there are at least six of these each year!) This includes coming up with a few ideas for each magazine, getting in contact with writers who might be interested, and working with them to edit their articles before they're put out there for the whole world to read! We'll also have team meetings, writers nights, and launch nights for you to attend Do I need to have editing experience? No experience necessary (although if you do have some, flex it!) The most important things we look for are: 1) Passion for what Pelican does 2) Enthusiasm and eagerness to learn 3) Ability to work well in a team and meet deadlines What will I get? You'll learn a lot about the editing process, improve your own communication skills, and meet some great people. We're hoping to run a bunch of workshops with professional writers and people with industry experience and you'll be the first to know about them! If you've read this far, it's a sign - hit us up if you have any questions and make sure to apply before the 11th of December here: https://tinyurl.com/y27kkem3
09.01.2022 UWA has not been shy of debate over controversial speakers and the ideas they bring to campus. 2020 Diversity Editor Elanor Leman provides a breakdown, context and analysis of the university's finalised policy on the matter. What do you think of the changes?
03.01.2022 It’s Festival time baby! With Lotterywest Films in full swing, Fringe World kicking off this weekend, and the Perth Festival main programme around the corner, we are beyond excited for the most dynamic time of year in Perth for the arts; and how lucky we are to be able to enjoy these events almost as normal. We’re THRILLED to be kicking off our festivals coverage with a review of Corpus Christi from Boa Antahputro...
01.01.2022 TAG YOUR FRIENDS! Applications for Sub-Editors are closing on Sunday at 5pm (a little extra time for those of you who have been busy!) Do you know a friend who might be interested?... https://tinyurl.com/y27kkem3 We also have media team and artist positions open because Millie's marketing repertoire is limited to middling memes: ARTISTS: https://tinyurl.com/yxahd736 MEDIA TEAM: https://tinyurl.com/y2wszlg3
