By India Kazakoff Staying home used to make sense, but when milestone vaccination targets are reached, are lockdowns still viable? Socialist Alternative (SAlt) have remained consistent in their firm opposition to ‘opening up’ so long as there remains COVID-19 […]
By India Kazakoff The passing of Motion 6.1 – colloquially considered the ‘lockdown to zero motion’ – in SRC 6 last week obliged ANUSA to become a public signatory to the ‘NSW Lockdown to Zero campaign’, and to support […]
By India Kazakoff ANUSA Treasurer is a demanding position in student governance. They work to allocate ANUSA’s funding to best suit students’ needs, bid for funding, and assure that ANUSA’s spending is ‘professionally audited’. The Treasurer for 2021, Siang Jin […]
With the NHC entering voluntary administration, the question remains: how has the NHC affected campus healthcare, and what does the future look like for healthcare at ANU? Many new ANU students might not remember that, before the National Health Co-Op […]
By Nathan Bow and India Kazakoff Following the recent resignation of its Board, PARSA has announced that ANU has backed its return to the 2017 Constitution. President Eve Walker stated that she believes this development will keep PARSA “on track […]
Following a petition to abolish the PARSA board in February due to an alleged governance failure, the board has announced their resignation. The sole remaining member on the board, President Eve Walker, described the situation as a “difficult period” for […]
By India Kazakoff Online learning can be stressful and isolating, especially for ANU students stuck overseas. Universities across the world have had to adapt to a new type of learning which can cater to students dispersed across the world. The […]
By India Kazakoff and Grace Danielson It was always anticipated that the impact of COVID-19 would see the disestablishment of some courses. But few anticipated the immense scale and magnitude this would entail. On 4 April, a post on ANU […]
