The political advocacy, education campaigns, and student activism of ANUSA will now be run by Robyn Lewis, elected Education Officer tonight by the SRC. Lewis, a Greens member with a background in grassroots advocacy, was a relative outsider who called […]
Late-night break-ins to the Bruce Hall demolition site have occurred en masse in past weeks. The visiting Bruce residents are at “considerable risk” of dangerous asbestos exposure, according to ANU. The late-night visits are motivated largely by nostalgia, but have also […]
Demolition of the Bruce Hall building will continue after a surprise document release led to withdrawal of the case to stop works from the Federal Court. The Bruce Hall Alumni Association (BHAA) made an emergency application to the Court last […]
The Bruce Hall Alumni Association has filed an emergency application with the Federal Court in Canberra to stop demolition of Bruce Hall, on grounds that the demolition would destroy significant heritage value. Rebecca Duncan, President of the Alumni Association, filed […]
The Sermon on the Mount, Reagan’s speech at the Berlin Wall, the monologues of Shakespeare – all pale in comparison to the impact and influence of the Echo 360 copyright announcement. And Observer is proud to say we don’t need […]
ANU Union elections were held this week – with a twist. Rather than the usual Labor Left vs. Labor Students Club (Labor Right) contest, the two tickets, which released very similar policies, include members of both factions. Sources suggest both […]
ANUSA will symbolically support the National Union of Students in 2017, but will not fund the Union until accountability, transparency and conduct conditions are met. Accreditation was passed by a vote of 24 for, 11 against, and 0 abstentions. ANUSA may pay roughly […]
Representatives of the ACT Government visited ANUSA yesterday to seek input on the planned redevelopment of Haig Park. The park, which lies between Civic and Fenner Hall, has historically been a word of warning among students, due to poor lighting […]
Construction is underway converting University Avenue and Melville Hall into a ‘Pop-Up Village’ with common spaces, performance venues, and many food vendors. However, several ANU businesses will not be making the trip up the avenue, and others remain engaged in […]
Burmese Curry Place will be closing its doors in two weeks, due to a planned redevelopment of the Sydney building. Since opening in 2006, the civic fixture has been a staple for many students, due to its cheap, fast and […]
