By Sophie Blewitt After a motion to reduce the ANU’s Environment Collective from an autonomous department to a ‘committee’ failed at the ANUSA OGM on 26 March, the Collective is looking to recover from negative coverage and continue its fifty-year […]
By Jasmine Cook Content Warning: This story contains mention of death, domestic violence and violence against women. On Wednesday, ‘Vote 4 Her’, a nonpartisan campaign led by ANU students held its first rally in Kambri to protest violence against […]
By Amelia Gordon Content warning: domestic violence, murder, explicit language. On March 15, 2025, the STOP KILLING WOMEN rally was held at Parliament House in Canberra, while other rallies were held synchronously nationwide, calling for an end tofor what […]
By Eduardo Caceres-Sandoval While the ANUSA Clubs Committee lacks formal power, it was described as “space for constructive discussion” by Harrison Oates, ANUSA Clubs Officer for 2025. In the first Clubs Committee meeting of the year, discussion focussed primarily on […]
Written by: Finn Slattery-O’Brien Additional Reporting: Angela Paulson At 12 pm on October 16, ANU staff marched on Kambri Lawns to voice their frustrations with the executive body over impending lay-offs. Organised by the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU), the […]
By Darcy Davitt, Maya Auld. On the evening of 19 August 2024, the inaugural ANU Centre for Asian-Australian Leadership (CAAL) Annual Lecture was interrupted by a group of pro-Palestine protesters. The sold-out event, held at Llewellyn Hall, featured Senator Penny […]
By Amy Briggs. Protesters rallied today after seven ANU students were told in a meeting on Wednesday that they may face academic disciplinary action if they do not follow the ‘reasonable directive’ to vacate the Kambri encampment by the end […]
By Ryan Bourke and Hannah Farrow. Content Warning: anti-semitism, hate speech. Wednesday night’s ANUSA AGM saw over 500 people attend via Zoom. While the controversial debate about ANUSA, the pro-Palestinan encampment, and the experience of Jewish people on campus ensued, […]
By Ryan Bourke and Hannah Farrow On Thursday, 27 July at 12:00pm, NTEU Staff members went on strike to demand higher wages, less casualisation, and more flexibility. Union members began their rally at 12:30pm, before commencing a march on the […]
By Ariane Charruyer-Pouw & James Weatherman On Tuesday 2 May, approximately 100 students, staff, union members, and other protesters gathered in Kambri for the “#BetterANU” rally. The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) hosted the rally, in coordination with several other […]
