Students and staff from across the country came together via Zoom to build the fight for fair pay on placement.
Author: Honi Soit
During my time in a religious school, I was targeted for being different from the mould they had for us.
Being settlers in a colony like Australia means we find ourselves engulfed within the colonised narrative of Indigenous bodies, land rights and sovereignty.
Honi wants a Voice that implements the wishes of First Nations people, that gives true control over their lands and waters. We should not settle for less.
In real terms, a constitutionally-enshrined Voice has the potential to enable greater exercise of sovereignty.
There is little prospect that a “No” vote would provide an impetus for a move towards Treaty and Truth. Instead, it would deter any government from pursuing meaningful steps towards justice for First Nations communities.
As students, the Editors of Honi Soit support a “Yes” vote. However, we do not wish to reduce the scope of the Voice debate to simply a decision to vote “Yes” or “No”.
Honi’s profile and interview with 2023 USU Board candidate Grace Wallman.
Honi’s profile and interview with 2023 USU Board candidate Grace Porter.
Honi’s profile and interview with 2023 USU Board candidate Bryson Constable.
