By Ryan Bourke and Hannah Farrow. Content Warning: anti-semitism, hate speech. Wednesday night’s ANUSA AGM saw over 500 people attend via Zoom. While the controversial debate about ANUSA, the pro-Palestinan encampment, and the experience of Jewish people on campus ensued, […]
By Hannah Farrow In a disclosure of financial information, ANUSA has provided details of the stipends received by its executive members. These stipends are paid fortnightly and are governed by the ANUSA Finance Regulations, which are subject to potential changes […]
By Maya Auld and Hannah Farrow Content Warning: mentions of SASH. The Job The General Secretary (Gen Sec) is responsible for the internal administration of ANUSA. They help the organisation of the various councils that represent the student body, which […]
Written by Hannah Farrow, Nuria Olive and Ryan Bourke As student engagement with student politics is reported to be at an all time low, screenshots of alleged bribery for a postgraduate College of Business and Economics (CBE) representative candidate from […]
By Hannah Farrow Trigger warning: Mentions of SASH, suicide At the heart of the Australian National University’s campus culture, one digital platform has thrived, allowing students to share their thoughts, experiences, and confessions anonymously: ANU Confessions. ANU Confessions is an […]
By Nuria Olive and Hannah Farrow Additional reporting by Ryan Bourke Content Warning: Mentions of institutional betrayal, sexual assault and sexual harassment (SASH) On August 1, for the sixth consecutive year, the ANU Students’ Association (ANUSA) and the ANU Women’s […]
By Nuria Olive, Hannah Farrow and Ryan Bourke Despite ANU previously indicating a lack of formal involvement with AUKUS, slides leaked by a whistleblower demonstrate the university’s support for the partnership. The AUKUS partnership aims to build nuclear-powered submarines and […]
By Ryan Bourke and Hannah Farrow On Thursday, 27 July at 12:00pm, NTEU Staff members went on strike to demand higher wages, less casualisation, and more flexibility. Union members began their rally at 12:30pm, before commencing a march on the […]
By Saffron Geyle, Nuria Olive and Hannah Farrow The Australian Government has unveiled its Federal Budget for 2023-24, projecting a surplus of $4.2 billion for the current financial year. A predicted cash deficit of $13.9 billion for 2023-24 raises concerns […]
ChatGPT or Chat Generative Pre-Trained Transformer, launched by OpenAI in November, is a language model capable of understanding and generating responses in a real-time conversation. Its launch has sparked concern internationally due to its ability to write concise answers instantaneously […]
