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Prosh Fun Takes Over City

UWA’s annual satirical newspaper Prosh was released this morning with hundreds of students dressed in comical costumes handing out the free newspaper across the city.

The 26 page spoof publication raises money for local charities and in previous years has raised over $150,000. This year’s publication takes aim at everything from North Korea, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, James Hird and federal opposition leader Tony Abbott.

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