By Adelle Millhouse and Skanda Panditharatne The ‘National Independents’ and ‘Grassroots Left’ factions of the National Union of Students (NUS) have merged to form the ‘Grassroots Independents’. Although delegates for 2018’s NUS National Conference (NatCon) have yet to be finalised, …
SA5 has been gifted the name ‘Wamburun’, after the Ngunawal word for Black Cockatoo. The building, which is located on the corner of Clunies Ross Street and Dickson Road, currently houses Bruce residents. Pronounced “WOOM-brun”, the name was gifted to …
By Adelle Millhouse and Jason Pover The ANUSA Departments are the most important point of advocacy and support for traditionally marginalised communities in ANUSA. As well as providing a community and autonomous space to their members, they meet with the …
Welcome to the ANU Observer Liveblog for SRC 7! It’s looking to be a quiet one tonight. Neither the President, Eleanor Kay, nor the Vice President, Tess Frances are present. Eleanor’s report is passed in her absence, and she asks …
ANUSA ANUSA’s SRC affirmed a vote of no confidence in NUS Queer/LGBTI Officer Jasmine Duff, who is affiliated with the Socialist Alternative faction. The no confidence motion was initially passed at the Queer Collaborations conference in June, following transphobic attitudes …
Major issues with ANU wifi have arisen again. Students have had issues connecting to the ANU-Secure and Resnet wifi networks since Sunday night. ANU IT Services [ITS] are “aware of the issues”, and are working to fix them, Observer was …
ANUSA After weeks of campaigning, ANUSA’s elections are finally at an end! Tanika Sibal, from Refresh ANUSA, was elected as Education Officer in the only contested Executive race. She will also serve as an NUS Delegate, alongside Croft Sun, Niall …
Content Warning: This article contains discussion of sexual assault and sexual harassment Refresh ANUSA’s Tanika Sibal has been elected as ANUSA Education Officer for 2019. This leaves Refresh with five of the six Executive positions, and the vast majority of …
Skanda Panditharatne, Jason Pover, and Adelle Millhouse Results are in for the 2018 ANUSA elections, and five delegates to the National Union of Students (NUS) National Conference (NatCon) have been elected. The successful candidates were Tanika Sibal (Refresh), Lachy Day …
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