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  • A History of the Vitality of Student Media
    Anushka Vineet

    A History of the Vitality of Student Media

    Here at Observer, we are frequently asked why we write. Why are student media organisations important? What do they add to society? Learn more about the history of student media…

    June 23, 2026
  • Semester 1 Wrapped: What Has ANUSA Been Up To?
    Pia Bobeff

    Semester 1 Wrapped: What Has ANUSA Been Up To?

    Have you heard the name ANUSA floating around in conversation around campus but are unsure as to what they’ve been up to this semester? Observer provides an overview of some…

    June 19, 2026
  • “TEQSA has taken complete control”: Former Council Members’ Resignation Letters Revealed in Senate Estimates
    Sarah McCrea

    “TEQSA has taken complete control”: Former Council Members’ Resignation Letters Revealed in Senate Estimates

    The resignation letters of two former ANU Council members were tabled at the June Senate Estimates, one alleging “TEQSA has taken complete control” of the university. The ANU’s appearance focused…

    June 9, 2026
  • ANAO Report Finds Renew ANU Was Approved Without “Clear Understanding of the Problem”
    Sarah McCrea

    ANAO Report Finds Renew ANU Was Approved Without “Clear Understanding of the Problem”

    A report from the ANAO has found the ANU’s $250 million Renew ANU savings target was approved “without clear evidence it was needed, achievable, urgently required, or likely to have…

    June 5, 2026
  • Mover Of Controversial Electoral Reforms Labels Criticism “Gendered” Following Marathon ANUSA AGM
    Will Cassell

    Mover Of Controversial Electoral Reforms Labels Criticism “Gendered” Following Marathon ANUSA AGM

    ANUSA Welfare Officer Leila Clarke has described criticism of her electoral reforms as “gendered” following their failure to pass in last week’s ANUSA AGM. The four-hour meeting saw these controversial…

    May 31, 2026
  • 29 Years of Sorry Day: Reflecting on Reconciliation
    Madeleine Crabtree

    29 Years of Sorry Day: Reflecting on Reconciliation

    Tuesday 26 May 2026 marks the 29th observance of National Sorry Day. Observer speaks to ANU Indigenous Department Officer Tom Hughes for his thoughts on Sorry Day.

    May 26, 2026
  • “Resignations, In Short, Don’t Solve The Problem”: ANUSA President
    Will Cassell

    “Resignations, In Short, Don’t Solve The Problem”: ANUSA President

    Observer sat down with ANUSA President Charley Ellwood to discuss the future of the ANU in the wake of mass resignations from the ANU Council. Ellwood, student representative on ANU…

    May 21, 2026
  • ANU Semester 2 Timetable Release Delayed: To Be Same Day And Time As Subject Allocation
    Anushka Vineet

    ANU Semester 2 Timetable Release Delayed: To Be Same Day And Time As Subject Allocation

    The finalised Semester 2 timetable has been delayed. Now, students can only access the timetable on Monday 13 July at 11am. The same day and same time as subject allocation.

    May 19, 2026
  • BNO 2026 Is Back: Bigger & Louder than Ever
    Pia Bobeff

    BNO 2026 Is Back: Bigger & Louder than Ever

    Ever wonder what it would feel like to be a part of the BNO team? Observer provides backstage coverage of ANU’s biggest night of the year.

    May 14, 2026
  • “Categorically a policy failure”: ANUSA President Speaks Out on the Job-ready Graduates Scheme
    Sophie Blewitt

    “Categorically a policy failure”: ANUSA President Speaks Out on the Job-ready Graduates Scheme

    ANUSA President Charley Ellwood recently appeared before a Senate Committee to argue against the controversial Job-ready Graduates scheme, which has hiked the prices of arts and humanities degrees across Australia.…

    May 13, 2026
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