Following discussions over a number of sombre motions and a round of silent ball, the final SRC meeting of 2022 wrapped up with plenty of reflection, camaraderie and reminiscence.

Filmmaker Rachel Perkins dispenses with the myth that so-called Australia was settled peacefully in a new documentary series.

After months of flooding in NSW; record temperatures across Europe and China; and catastrophe in Pakistan, protesters say urgent action is needed to cut emissions and mitigate the climate crisis.

To stand for Palestine means to stand for the rights of First Nations people, and to stand for the rights of First Nations people means to stand for the rights of Palestinians.

The government’s calamitous handling of Redfern’s National Centre for Indigenous Excellence highlights why self-determination is the only way forward for First Nations’ communities.

Ethan Floyd enjoys a night out at Seymour, with this year’s cast delivering a fun and campy performance which revisits the roots of student sketch comedy.

The National Centre for Indigenous Excellence in Redfern, a cornerstone of the local Aboriginal community, has been left in limbo after tumultuous negotiations between the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation and NSW Aboriginal Land Council.

The voices of First Nations peoples – so long silenced in Australian democracy – may soon speak very loudly as the 2022 Garma Festival opens in Arnhem Land this week.

This week, hundreds of staff and students joined picket lines at the University as part of an industrial action by the NTEU.

In a sold out performance, Queer Revue 2022 did not disappoint with some outstanding sketches, writing, acting, score, and choreography.