Category: ANUSA
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ANUSA Election Season Kicks Off: Introducing impact. for ANUSA
Introducing impact. for ANSUSA, a ticket committed to student’s “education, welfare and social lives”. Observer reports.
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ELEVATE Your ANUSA: Malakai King To Run For ANUSA President 2027
ELEVATE your ANUSA claims to be an “independent, progressive and experienced team of students who want to take student representation at ANU to the next level”. Observer reports.
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New Chancellor Won’t Rule Out Further Job Cuts, Will Consider ANUSA SASH Report
In a sit-down interview with Observer, recently appointed ANU Chancellor Gordon de Brouwer declined to commit to no job cuts under his Chancellorship. He also committed to considering the recommendations from the recent ANUSA SASH report.
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Badger and Co No More? What Happened at the Latest SRC Meeting
Solidarity with Indonesian students, to a union bar debate, and a push for occupancy agreement reform, and more. Observer gives a run down of everything that occurred at this month’s ANUSA SRC meeting
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ANUSA Women’s* Department Calls for ANU to Take Action Against SASH
2026 marks nine years since the first August 1st campaign. Observer provides an overview of the actions the ANU has taken, the actions it has yet to take, and the actions the ANU Women’s* Department are calling for.
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“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 Council, called for changes to university funding and governance reform.
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The Socialist Alternative: Detonating Student Activism
Ever wonder who the people handing out pamphlets on University Avenue are? Observer provides an investigative deep dive into the Socialist Alternative.
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EAP and ECA Reform: ANUSA’s Mission to Improve Accessibility
The current accessibility of EAP and ECA frameworks have faced scrutiny from students, prompting ANUSA to pass two motions targeting their reform. Observer speaks to the motions mover Tyne Jones about these motions’ importance.
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ANUSA Birth Control Subsidy Explained
What is the ANUSA Birth Control Subsidy? Observer explains eligibility, subsidised services, and how to apply for reimbursement.
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