Queer unionists ought not be forgotten, but celebrated for their unique and crucial activism which has long gone unnoticed by historians and the queer community.
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The Federal Government recently announced the first national cultural policy in almost a decade. The policy, Revive, was described by Minister for the Arts Tony Burke as “a comprehensive roadmap for Australia’s arts and culture.”
The history of Fair Day was at the forefront of my mind when I arrived: a planned street festival of…
The suppression of the student political conscience impacts how students, beyond university, think about their role in social and economic systems.
The loss of Trove would instantly make such research much more difficult, forcing people to go through a variety of smaller institutions or physically attend the National Library.
How many blockheads will it take to fix the NUS?
Interviewing the admins of USyd Rants 2.0.
Hutchinson is Chairman of the Australian arm of Thales, a French weapons manufacturing company waging waging a vicious campaign against its unionised workforce at Garden Island.
With USyd’s student residence stock able to house just 3.2 per cent of students, momentum is gathering behind a campaign to demand the University cap rents and build residential cooperatives.
Our understanding of the crisis within the region has been shaped by the words of journalists, allowing for the strategic filtering of the violent nature of the ongoing occupation, ethnic cleansing and genocide committed against the Palestinian people for the past 73 years.
