Current estimations show that the wage theft has impacted more than 7,500 staff.
Author: Amelia Raines
Each week, and for decades before us, Honi has been laden with advertisements which interject student journalism, piss-takes, and art. But why? Honi is not a profitable paper — and prides itself on its boisterous independence.
In a panic to think of prompts for Honi reporters for this edition, I suggested Cliques, Chairs, and Chancellors as points of inspiration – the trifecta which governs one’s experience at the university. Cliques are immaterial but ubiquitous. Cliques are contagious.
Limited by archival lacuna, we can only dip our toes into the pernicious sea of sexism that has shaped Honi’s coverage of women’s issues and female participation in the paper over the years. Enter the women of 2024’s Honi.
Tumblr exhibits a unique multimedia ecosystem – one can “scrapbook” photos, textposts, songs, gifs, stills, and quotes, in a way that is structurally and aesthetically sound.
Australian university staff are experiencing high levels of burnout and mental injuries, according to a research survey conducted by the…
A recent internal audit has revealed that the Australian Catholic University (ACU) underpaid casual sessional academic staff by a total…
In an Out of Session meeting by circulation, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) board members will decide upon…
We possess brilliant healthcare resources and even more remarkable medical professionals — the issues exist in the barriers toward accessing them.
How collective action can make substantive change in workplaces, and win basic rights for young people.
