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Pulling the Plug: PARSA’s 62 Years of Postgraduate Advocacy Brought to an End by 2021 Infighting
Darlene Rowlands Posted On July 1, 2022


By Ryan Bourke and Darlene Rowlands  Since 1960, the Postgraduate and Research Students’ Association (PARSA) has supported, advocated for, and represented ANU’s postgraduate community. Despite this, 2021 saw the state of the association change permanently during a 3 month period […]


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The Canberra Food Co-op: Everything You Need to Know
Ethan Schultz Posted On June 29, 2022


The Canberra Food Co-op: Explainer  by Ethan Schultz The Canberra Food Co-op, located beneath Lena Karmel lodge, is the oldest food cooperative in Australia. Originating in 1974, the co-op started with a group of ANU students pooling their income to […]


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ANUSA Night Cafe Hopes to Open in November
Tom Kersten Posted On June 19, 2022


By Tom Kersten During last year’s ANUSA Election, ticket ‘Grassroots ANUSA’ campaigned heavily on the establishment of a night cafe in Kambri, promising to deliver “a safe space on campus late at night”, providing “low cost dinners”. Observer understands that […]


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High Average Lunch Price in Kambri Despite 2017 Promises
Will Haldane Posted On June 14, 2022


By Will Haldane  Despite promises in 2017 for the baseline price of a Kambri lunch being $5, an Observer investigation has found that the average price for a full lunch in Kambri is currently closer to $13. During the re-development […]


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ANU to Disestablish Bachelor of Classics and Bachelor of Archaeological Practice
Hannah Farrow Posted On June 13, 2022


By Hannah Farrow  Conflicting information has been released about the disestablishment of several degrees with the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS). Observer has confirmed with ANU that at least two CASS degrees will be cut and instead […]


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Fire at John XXIII College Caused by Candle
Tom Kersten Posted On June 3, 2022


By Tom Kersten Yesterday afternoon, a fire broke out in a residential room at John’s College, leading to a hall-wide evacuation with over four fire trucks attending the scene. The University has confirmed that no one was injured during the […]


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Mathematics Professor’s Unfair Dismissal Case Reopened
Darlene Rowlands Posted On June 1, 2022


By Darlene Rowlands  Content Warning: alleged sexual misconduct A Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission (FWC) has overturned the February decision that Dr Scott Morrison was dismissed from ANU without valid reason, firmly rejecting the previous finding. In doing […]


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The STOP Campaign’s ‘Largest Project to Date’: The ‘Safe Responses Toolkit’ Launches
Georgie Ralphs Posted On May 29, 2022


By Georgie Ralphs  Content warning: sexual violence, institutional betrayal On a typical clement Sunday you may expect to find the RUC brimming with sports fans and tipsy barefoot patrons spilling out onto the lawns outside. Yet on Sunday 22 May, […]


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In Conversation with Pocock on Election Night: Aiming for a Brighter Future
Mackenzie Watkins Posted On May 25, 2022


By Mackenzie Watkins, Ethan Schultz and Will Haldane   With the 2022 federal election winding down and a new government established, this year’s election has been noted for the significant role of independent candidates. Amongst the several independents who ran […]


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PARSA Advisory Committee to be Established in Updated Constitution
Ryan Bourke Posted On May 23, 2022


Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this article contained incorrect information about the number of roles filled on the PARSA executive, and did not include several comments from PARSA. The article has been amended accordingly and we apologise for the […]


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