By James Day On 2 March, the popular fried chicken store in Kambri Hot-Star, shut its doors following an ACT Health inspection that quickly declared a prohibition order on the premises. Following their closing, the notice was displayed on their […]
By James Day On 2 March, the popular fried chicken store in Kambri Hot-Star, shut its doors following an ACT Health inspection that quickly declared a prohibition order on the premises. Following their closing, the notice was displayed on their […]
By James Day Content warning: This article contains discussions of war, mental illness, and death. ANU Observer had the chance to sit down and talk with Dr. Sonia Mycak, who has been a visiting fellow at the Centre for European […]
By James Day For the incumbent Clubs Council team, the new ANUSA Clubs Officer position for 2022 represents progress. Many on Clubs Council believe the issues of clubs and societies have largely been ignored in student life, and despite the […]
By James Day, Tom Kersten, Jemima Adams, Alex Ellwood, Declan Milton, Brandon How and Helena Burke
By Helena Burke, Brandon How, Declan Milton, Eleanor Ellis and James Day
By Eleanor Ellis and James Day Students have raised a number of concerns about this year’s Market Day and expressed disappointment about ANUSA’s communication and organisation. Although the event was free, a post made on Schmidtposting by first year student […]
By The ANU Observer Team From a global pandemic to wage theft to Neo-Nazi iconography, 2020 has been a remarkable news year for ANU. Here are Observer’s most significant stories from this year. Observer’s Most Read Articles of 2020 Observer […]
By James Day and Helena Burke Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only; it does not constitute any endorsements or approvals from ANU Observer In its 74 year history, the Australian National University has accumulated […]