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2016 Freedom Ride Gains Momentum

News October 7, 2015By Honi Soit

The Students Support Aboriginal Communities Collective on their plans and how to get involved.

Madame Speaker

Profiles October 6, 2015By Honi Soit

Alex Downie and Sarah Mourney spoke to Sharada Srinivasan about organising India’s first ever womens-only debating tournament.

Refugee Services Stretched to the Limit

Features October 6, 2015By Honi Soit

Sam Molloy and Alex Downie on how you get by when you’re struggling to be someone else’s safety net.

50 Shades of Great?

Perspective October 4, 2015By Honi Soit

Kip thinks you should strap on to get off.

BULL Recedes Six Years Shy of a Century

News September 29, 2015By Honi Soit

Rebecca Wong wades through the legacy of Union publications at the University of Sydney.

No Slips: Freudian Nip’s Tri Hard: Get Rich or Die Crying

Culture September 28, 2015By Honi Soit

Alex Fitton Alex Fitton tried to nip them in the bud at the Sydney Fringe before they blow-up.

SRC Reports – Week 12, Semester 2

SRC Reports September 25, 2015By Honi Soit

All the SRC news from Week 12.

SRC Reports 2015 – Week 11, Semester 2

SRC Reports September 25, 2015By Honi Soit

All the SRC news from Week 11.

SRC Reports 2015 – Week 10, Semester 2

SRC Reports September 25, 2015By Honi Soit

All the SRC News from Week 10

SRC Reports 2015 – Week 9, Semester 2

SRC Reports September 25, 2015By Honi Soit

All the SRC news from Week 9.

Author: Honi Soit

2016 Freedom Ride Gains Momentum

Madame Speaker

Refugee Services Stretched to the Limit

50 Shades of Great?

BULL Recedes Six Years Shy of a Century

No Slips: Freudian Nip’s Tri Hard: Get Rich or Die Crying

SRC Reports – Week 12, Semester 2

SRC Reports 2015 – Week 11, Semester 2

SRC Reports 2015 – Week 10, Semester 2

SRC Reports 2015 – Week 9, Semester 2

Cut Chilli: Irreverent comedy and cultural fusion in Sydney’s last pub theatre

Fisher bike forgotten: save her from her misery

Interviewing the artists behind Theatre & Music for a Free Palestine

In conversation with Winnie Dunn on her debut novel, Dirt Poor Islanders (2024)

The students, united, will never be defeated

Who’s fucking who?

‘It’s really exhausting and demoralising’: Students express frustration at difficulties accessing transport concession disability exemptions

Our sisters in Gaza: Period poverty and white feminism

From the mines

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