Cops Out and BDS Motions Fail at Mardi Gras AGM
10 of the 12 total resolutions failed to pass, including resolutions on Cops Out and BDS Motions
10 of the 12 total resolutions failed to pass, including resolutions on Cops Out and BDS Motions
The chaos continues from last week's Extraordinary General Meeting, with GDS being disaffiliated from Arc due to administrative issues.
Joseph examines what went wrong at this trainwreck of a meeting.
UNSW has joined the University of Sydney in pausing applications for international students applying to study in 2025.
Billy explores the lessons of the US election result for the 2025 Federal election.
Luke explores the strengths and shortcomings of UNSW’s end-of-term survey.
ABC's new program featuring young autistic journalists is brilliant.
Labor has failed the queer community, posing for the camera’s, then abandoning us
CONTENT WARNING: Discussions of abortion, newborn and infant palliative care and death, and birth trauma
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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
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