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  • Nina and Ros wearing wool jumpers and smiling at the camera. Behind them is a white wall Celebrating five years of independent journalism
    Features

    Celebrating five years of independent journalism

    24 November 2022

    Seesaw Magazine has reached a new milestone in our quest to ignite conversation about the arts in WA. Find out how you can support us and keep courageous, professional and independent journalism alive.

    Reading time • 8 minutesMulti-arts
  • Two women and a man in evening wear stand in front of a red wall, with smiles on their faces Media Award WINNERS!
    Features

    Media Award WINNERS!

    17 November 2021

    Seesaw writer Mark Naglazas has won the prize for best Culture and Arts Report at the WA Media Awards, putting Seesaw on the map for award-winning arts journalism.

    Reading time • 3 minutesMulti-arts
  • Rosalind Appleby and Nina Levy sit next to each other, holding tea cups and smiling. Four years on… Seesaw’s birthday wish
    Opinion

    Four years on… Seesaw’s birthday wish

    4 August 2021

    As Seesaw Magazine celebrates its fourth birthday, its managing editors reflect on the lessons they’ve learned since pressing the publish button for the first time.

    Reading time • 5 minutesMulti-arts
  • Three women stand against a rendered wall, arms around shoulders Support Seesaw, your arts playground
    Opinion

    Support Seesaw, your arts playground

    17 May 2021

    It takes two to make a seesaw move, and we need your help! Discover how you can help secure the future of arts journalism in WA.

    Reading time • 5 minutesMulti-arts
  • A bold red wall is the back drop for two smiling women as they sit at a desk in front of microphones Seesaw on RTRFM’s Artbeat
    Features

    Seesaw on RTRFM’s Artbeat

    5 May 2021

    Seesaw’s Co-Managing Editors Nina Levy and Rosalind Appleby were guests on RTRFM, discussing their business journey and the way quality arts journalism helps build a better arts ecosystem for Western Australia.

    Reading time • 2 minutesMulti-arts
  • Two women stand framed by camera and lighting equipment. Behind them is a wooden staircase and their hands rest on a green chair in front of them How did we get here?
    Opinion

    How did we get here?

    16 April 2021

    Seesaw Magazine is pioneering a new way of producing professional arts journalism. Find out how you can support us and keep courageous, professional and independent journalism alive.

    Reading time • 6 minutesMulti-arts
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