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Carmeli Argana

Analysis //

Who’s sitting on USyd’s Senate?

Functionally and compositionally, the Senate appears to be more akin to a board of directors at an increasingly corporatised institution.

April 24, 2022 Carmeli Argana
Analysis, News //

New ruling will require international students to gain ministerial approval before changing courses

Students on a Subclass 500 (Student) visa will only be able to transfer courses if “the [Home Affairs] Minister is satisfied that there is not an unreasonable risk of an unwanted transfer of critical technology”.

April 13, 2022 Carmeli Argana and Khanh Tran
News //

NUS condemns government for refusing to change age of independence

“18-21 year old students are struggling to put a roof over their heads and food on the table and the Minister's solution is that they simply turn 22 overnight,” the National Union of Students said.

April 8, 2022 Carmeli Argana
News //

‘We have nothing left to give’: Nurses and midwives rally again for better staffing ratios

“Since our last strike, there’s been no changes, no improvement,” NSWNMA Assistant General Secretary Shaye Candish said.

April 1, 2022 Emily Skipper and Carmeli Argana
News //

NSW Government passes ‘anti-protest’ bill with bipartisan support

“Let’s call a spade a spade, this bill is a further attempt to protect the interests of climate criminals and big business, while intimidating and muzzling activists," said NUS Education Officer Luc Velez.

March 31, 2022 Carmeli Argana
Multilingual //

My mother’s language

Fluency entails more than just speaking and understanding, but also regaining an appreciation for the behaviours, attitudes and values I had discarded long ago.

March 14, 2022 Carmeli Argana
News //

Floods force evacuations in south-west Sydney

Heavy rainfall over the Georges River catchment forced road closures and evacuations throughout south-west Sydney.

March 13, 2022 Ellie Stephenson and Carmeli Argana
News, Women //

Survivors condemn UniMelb for sweeping ‘institutionalised abuse’ under the rug

“The University [of Melbourne] is first and foremost the ones who allow people to be on campus, and allowed him to come back. It starts with the University and ends with the University,” Sinead Fernandes said.

March 5, 2022 Carmeli Argana and Sam Randle
Analysis //

Sex education needs an asexual perspective

The recent national curriculum changes to health education are an important first step. But which communities are still being excluded?

February 27, 2022 Carmeli Argana
News //

‘This is not a strike’: Trains cancelled across NSW in government lockout, students unable to get to campus

"There will be no penalties for those unable to attend an in-person class or activity due to today's train cancellations," said a University spokesperson.

February 21, 2022 Carmeli Argana

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