Elections for the Board of the ANU Union will open on Monday. There are currently four vacancies, one of which must be filled by a postgraduate student. Administered by Elections ACT, polling will take place at ANU Sport, and conclude …
Content warning: this article contains discussion of violence and mental illness, and references to terrorist acts. The re-trial of Alex Ophel commenced today, after an earlier trial resulted in a discharged jury. After three weeks and 21 hours of deliberation, …
By Jessica Whiting and Eliza Croft Kambri has been open for just over a week, but construction is ongoing and not all vendors have started operating. Observer has investigated the places that have opened, so you can know where to …
By Eliza Croft and Jessica Whiting Kambri is due to open to the public tomorrow (7 February). The building names have not been officially announced, but Observer understands the teaching building and student centre are named after Marie Reay and …
By Jessica Whiting A number of businesses will not be moving from the Pop-Up to Kambri due to rent and fit-out costs. Cycle Canberra has announced it will be closing its doors after more then 30 years on campus. Cycle Canberra …
By Jessica Whiting and Eliza Croft Content Warning: Sexual assault and harassment, hazing, institutional betrayal. The Nous Group’s report into sexual assault and harassment in student residences was released last week. The report concludes that, although there is “a strong …
By Jessica Whiting The ANU Board Game Society (BGS) today sought to have the Clubs Funding Policy amended to allow the purchase of assets with event funding. The club also moved to have its maximum funding increased. Both motions failed. …
Jason Pover, Taz Hudson and Jessica Whiting CW: Disturbing Violence, Sexual Assault, References to Terrorist Acts, Mental Illness. The trial of Alex Ophel, who allegedly attacked students and a staff member in a tutorial with a baseball bat in August …
By Jessica Whiting Content Warning: This article contains discussion of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and institutional betrayal. Term 3 marked one year since the Australian Human Rights Commission’s report Change the Course, which highlighted the need to address sexual assault …
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