By Sam Wright The ‘Go the Distance with ANUSA’ ticket, which describes itself as “independent, experienced, and policy focused”, was launched this evening. The ticket asserts that it offers “progressive candidates with significant experience in student life at ANU”. The […]
By Sam Wright Former ANUSA CAP Representative Kai Clark has announced that he will contest the position of Undergraduate Member on ANU Council (UMAC). Clark will be running on the independent ticket ‘Kai for Council’. ‘Kai for Council’ now stands […]
All affected staff were safe and accounted for.
By Samuel Wright and Rebecca Zhong Content warning: This article contains discussions of police brutality and Aboriginal deaths in custody. On Friday 5 June, hundreds of protestors assembled at Garema Place to show solidarity with the George Floyd protest and […]
By Sam Wright, Hayley Hands and Declan Milton
By Adelle Millhouse, Declan Milton, Anthony Lotric, Sam Wright, and Keeley Dickinson. Contributing reporting by Lottie Twyford and Helena Burke
By Samuel Wright and Rebecca Zhong In an email sent to ANU students yesterday, the University announced that it will use Proctorio to hold remote examinations, despite the privacy concerns that have been raised by many students. The announcement featured […]
By Sam Wright The vote of no confidence passed against 2019 Clubs Council Chair James Howarth has been declared “invalid and void”. The ruling was made by the Disputes Committee, ANUSA’s highest appellate body. The Committee’s primary reasoning against the […]
By Samuel Wright The O-Week Toga Party usually hosted by Burgmann College will not be running in 2020. Beck Long, President of the Burgmann Residents’ Association (BRA), cited financial risk as one of the reasons behind the decision. In a […]
