By Maya Auld, graphic by Annisa Zatalini. The Job According to the ANUSA Constitution, this position oversees the financial affairs of the Association. This includes arranging the books and accounts to be audited as well as preparing reports. This role […]
By Rowey Worner Butcher Content Warning: SASH Three candidates are running for the position of Vice-President in the 2023 ANUSA elections. The candidates are Lara Johnson running for the Stand Up! ticket, Charlotte Carnes running for the “independent left-wing unionist” […]
It’s September and conversations between students making share-house plans have begun. Finding a share house, especially as a first-time renter, can be a daunting prospect but Observer is here to walk you through what you need to know. The early […]
By Rowey Worner Butcher The ANU Interhall Accessibility Working Group conducted an audit throughout ANU residences over the past week, aiming to assess areas of non-compliance or improvement in regards to accessibility. The audit comes as part of the ANU’s […]
By Angela Paulson Green and gold jumpers, scarves, and beanies could be spotted among the swarms of people that slowly trickled into Garema Place in Civic Square as kick-off neared. On Wednesday 16 August, the Australian Women’s National Soccer Team- […]
By Rowey Worner Butcher On August 10 in conjunction with the New Zealand High Commission, ANU hosted a discussion titled “Mana Wāhine”. The conversation, which focused on the role of women in leadership, had a panel consisting of Former New […]
By Nuria Olive and Hannah Farrow Additional reporting by Ryan Bourke Content Warning: Mentions of institutional betrayal, sexual assault and sexual harassment (SASH) On August 1, for the sixth consecutive year, the ANU Students’ Association (ANUSA) and the ANU Women’s […]
By Rowey Worner Butcher On Thursday 3 August ANU hosted a forum discussing gendered barriers in sport, with a focus on the context of football and the ongoing Women’s World Cup. The discussion was led by a range of speakers […]
By Nuria Olive, Hannah Farrow and Ryan Bourke Despite ANU previously indicating a lack of formal involvement with AUKUS, slides leaked by a whistleblower demonstrate the university’s support for the partnership. The AUKUS partnership aims to build nuclear-powered submarines and […]
By Ryan Bourke, graphics by Will Novak ANU has announced the establishment of a “world-leading” national health precinct on its campus. The announcement was made on July 6, signifying a significant expansion to both the university’s campus and its capacity […]
