By Sarah McCrea Public, affordable, accessible healthcare is something Australia prides itself on. But who is it affordable for? Young people, particularly university students, have been reportedly found to avoid seeking out medical assistance due to its cost. Who is […]
By Sarah McCrea Students study. That’s the expectation, or at least, a university institution might think so. But for many students, there’s more to life and keeping balance than completing your weekly readings. So, how much do students really study? […]
By Sarah McCrea Media attention to ANU is not slowing down, with new reports, papers, and analyses dissecting the university’s finances, budget cuts, and governance. New criticism comes from the Australia Institute, in a report released on April 30. The […]
By Sarah McCrea On February 6 2025, the ANU implemented its ‘Posting on ANU Campus’ policy. Under this policy, members of the general public have to seek approval from the university before displaying posters on campus. To display posters without […]
By Sarah McCrea On 21 March 2025, an Open Letter signed by 434 ANU staff was sent to executives and the university’s Organisational Change contact. It called for “transparency” from executives regarding the new Change Management Proposals (CMP) at the […]
By Sarah McCrea The ANU’s severe budget deficit is more than just a headline, resulting in a bevy of proposed cost-cuts that affect staff and students alike. For months, media groups such as the ABC, Canberra Times, and the Australian […]
By Sarah McCrea On Wednesday March 25, the federal government released its annual budget. It is the Albanese government’s last budget for this electoral term, with the federal election to be called later this year. Observer has summarised the policies […]
Written by Sarah McCrea ANU Chancellor Julie Bishop has been accused of violating ANU Policy during the Senate Estimates on 27 February 2025. A number of ANU staff, including Vice Chancellor Genevieve Bell, were present. The basis of these allegations […]
