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Review: NUTS Presents: 'The Island of Doctor Moreau'

22.9.2017 by Josie Ganko

Reviews

Interview with Jack Wang about Chinese international students in Australian universities

20.9.2017 by Noah Yim

Interview

Bachie Recaps: Episode 15

14.9.2017 by Katie Ward

Reviews

More Gore Is An Audience Chore

13.9.2017 by Alex Elgue

Environment,
Film,
Reviews

Bachie Recaps: Episode 14

13.9.2017 by Katie Ward

Reviews,
TV

Big Heart for The Big Sick

13.9.2017 by Ashley Penrose

Reviews,
Theatre

Intimacy at the Street Theatre

8.9.2017 by Tess Moody

Reviews,
Theatre

Who Wants to Be? at the Street Theatre

7.9.2017 by Emma Cupitt

Reviews,
Theatre

Bachie Recaps: Episode 13

7.9.2017 by Katie Ward

Reviews,
TV

The History Boys: A Masterful Performance of A Troubling Play

6.9.2017 by Jack Foster

Reviews,
Theatre

Bachie Recaps: Episode 12

5.9.2017 by Katie Ward

Reviews

Bachie Recaps: Episode 11

4.9.2017 by Katie Ward

Love,
Reviews,
TV

Women are Great: An ANU Women’s Revue Review

2.9.2017 by Ria Pflaum

Reviews,
Theatre

No Objections To This Year’s Law Revue

2.9.2017 by Chloe Tredrea

Reviews,
Theatre

The People Speak at the Street Theatre

1.9.2017 by Emma Cupitt

Reviews,
Theatre

Segue Festival: The Slice is Nice

1.9.2017 by Manon Gahan

Reviews,
Theatre

Dunkirk: An Audio-Visual Epic

1.9.2017 by Dominic Harvey-Taylor

Film,
Reviews

The Threat of Geological Hazards to Australia and its Neighbours: Investigating Geological Hazards with Professor Phil Cummins

31.8.2017 by Denis Lissogourski, Jenna Hoy and Matthew Teh

Interview,
Science

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