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Parties You Shouldn’t Vote For This ANUSA Election
Amongst the chaos of ANUSA elections, it’s hard enough to keep up to date and informed on the policies of legitimate candidates, let alone joke parties. But joke parties can…
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“I Went From Working 45 Hours a Week, to Scraping 8 Hours”: Student Quiet Firing Stories
Our employers (or the hours they offer) are by no doubt some of our greatest rocks in our darkest hours, but what happens when they don’t pull through? From not…
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Cease Work Order in Place for CASS Staff Affected by Renew ANU
An ANU Health and Safety Representative has issued a cease work order for CASS staff affected by Renew ANU.
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Uncovering the ANU Student Disciplinary Process
As ANU reviews its Student Disciplinary Framework, Observer uncovers what the current model entails for students. Deemed as “non-transparent” by Maya Perry, a vocal advocate against the current process, this…
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Your ANUSA Stupol Guide for 2025: Key Tickets and Candidates
The ANUSA Election is coming up. With 58 positions up for election, Observer briefly summarises the tickets involved and candidates running in selected key positions.
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Chat am I in Trouble? The ANU’s Policy Towards GenAI
Observer takes a look at the ANU’s GenAI policy and how the university’s response towards GenAI has been felt by students.
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“Not an easy decision”: Genevieve Bell resigns as VC after extended controversy
ANU Vice-Chancellor Genevieve Bell has resigned from her position following months of protest from both students and staff of the ANU.
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Consultancy and the Renew ANU Crisis: Observer Investigates
Observer investigates the role of consulting firms in the Renew ANU crisis, critically examining the University’s consultancy and Renew ANU talking points.
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Leaders of ANU Governance Project Reveal Their Names as Reform Push Moves Through Second Phase
The working group behind the ANU Governance Project have revealed their names in a major statement on Monday 25 August. This comes as the project moves through its second stage,…
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Strong Police Presence Follows Student Strike for Palestine
On Wednesday 27 August, a student strike for Palestine was followed by a strong police presence as protestors attempted to disrupt Northbourne Avenue.
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