On Thursday the 19th of September 2024, the Noise editorial team approved a final version of its constitution, which has been drafted in various forms and reviewed since April of this year. Significant portions of our constitution have been lifted from the 2023 proposal to overhaul the Charter of Gamamari,
Noise Co-founders Diya Sengupta and Pepsi left the publication after nominating themselves for top SRC positions. Sengupta is running to be SRC President while Pepsi aims to become her Genreal Secretary, after initiating a third-party ticket intending to challenge the ‘major parties’ of the UNSW SRC, currently run by the
A petition with over 60 signatures has been submitted to Arc by the 365 ticket in this year’s SRC election calling for sweeping change to the Arc Constitution, forcing the company to disclose its expenditure and cut ties with weapons manufacturers. It comes in the immediate wake of a
The divisive proposal to move UNSW’s SRC elections to Flexi-Week has been rejected by the closest possible margin, with 12 members of the SRC voting against it, 12 voting in favour of it, and one abstention. Submitted to the SRC last week, it recorded the highest turnout of votes
A proposal by the SRC’s Labor-affiliated faction, ‘Revive’, to move UNSW’s SRC Elections to Flex-Week (Week 6) has been met with backlash on many sides, including Revive’s own. Motioned in the days after Oscar Iredale, who is also a member of the Labor party, was elected Chair
Tharunka
Greater press freedom for student writers in a quietly released overhaul of Tharunka’s Charter has been undermined by a single drastic rule change.
Roundhouse
Musician Tones and I gave an unannounced performance at the Roundhouse earlier today, in an event with almost no promotion, except on Arc’s social platforms.
Satire
Students are more than welcome to speak on the issues they’re passionate about, so long as it doesn’t reflect badly on an institution currently being investigated by ICAC.