Tag: ANUSA
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Uni Students’ Catch-22: Medication, Food or Accommodation?
By Pia Bobeff and Mia Butautyte We’ve all seen the words “cost of living crisis” glaring back at us every time we tune into the news. We’ve all definitely felt it each time we make a purchase, whether it be refueling the car or trying to buy a snack from DailyMart on the way to…
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STEM Students Defend ANU’s Connections to Military Contractors
“I understand the people who brought this motion are very likely arts students”: STEM students at the ANU have protested against a motion at the first ANUSA OGM, demanding the ANU withdraw from space research projects connected to weapons companies. They argued that it “inhibits academic freedom” and destroys career opportunities.
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How Will ANU Move Forward in the Aftermath of Renew ANU?
On Friday, 20 March, Interim Vice-Chancellor Rebekah Brown and Deputy Vice-Chancellor Joan Leach met with the ANUSA President at a Student Community meeting. This allowed students to ask questions about the next University Strategy, set to be released in August 2026.
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ANUSA Explained: What can ANUSA do for you?
From legal support to financial subsidies, physical spaces to Student Bites, ANUSA facilitates a wide range of student services. Observer provides a round-up of these services; what they are and how students can access them.
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ANUSA 2025: RAGE Dominates Executive, First-Year Claims General Secretary Seat
RAGE for ANUSA has dominated the 2025 ANUSA elections, securing every executive role for 2026 except General Secretary, which was won by Malakai King running on the independent ticket Malakai for ANUSA. The elected executive candidates include Charley Ellwood for President and Undergraduate Member of the University Council, Stella Serrao-Smith for Vice-President, Eloisa Belmar Osborn…
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“Fear of God”: Students Announce Protest in Support of NTEU Stop Work
Students announce protest, demand reversal of Renew ANU at first ANUSA Special General Meeting.
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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 article uncovers what one should expect when partaking in the disciplinary process as well as the changes that students are calling for.
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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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The Union Pantry: Brought to you by ANUSA
Free food and essential items available at the ANUSA Union Pantry for all ANU students in need.
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