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Impact.: Leila Clarke Elected 2027 ANUSA President
Leila Clarke has been voted in as the 2027 ANUSA President.
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Impact. Twice Deletes Allegations of Sexual Harassment, Electoral Interference Amid Investigation
The impact. ticket has now twice deleted a post alleging sexual harassment and electoral interference on the campaign trail. Observer reports.
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Will It Take One Year Or Many? Inside The ANUSA Election Promises For Student Housing Legislation
Will it take one year or many? The inside scoop into ANUSA candidates’ student housing reform policies.
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The One With The Shouse: How To Win A Share House In Canberra
Noting how stressful it can be to find a share house, Observer provides you a step-by-step guide to make the process easier.
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Maddie, Roland, and Dylan’s Big Day Out!
On 15 August 2026, four Observer Reporters celebrated the ANU’s birthday in style by attending the ANU’s 80th Big Birthday Bash. A day full of laughter, tours and surprise guests, it was a great excursion for our three Reporters, Maddie, Roland, and Dylan!
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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 and its ability to be a tool of accountability throughout the decades!
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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 of ANUSA’s initiatives.
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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 the intended impact”.
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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 motions either fail to pass or be withdrawn.
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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.
