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Professor Annamarie Jagose declared: “It’s imperative we pay our people correctly… It is central to our values of trust and accountability.”
Day 4 began with a new strain of brain-rot: hydraulic compression videos! A fitting start to the final day of student politicians tearing each other apart.
In light of International Human Rights Day on December 10, Dunghutti organiser Paul Silva identified the irony of so-called Australia celebrating the day, whilst First Nations people have had those rights taken away by the colonial system.
Whilst members of NLS and Unity attempted to speak on campaigns such as the international student concession transport cards, placement poverty and the increase of rent in student accommodation, SAlt continuously asked the question: “Why is that though?”
In the game of NatCon chess, SAlt seem to be moving their pieces with purpose this morning. That is, when they’re not cutting off First Nations delegates during First Nations policy discussion…
The icing on the cake was having to stand in the scorching heat for hours on end, which apparently wasn’t an “accessibility” concern despite all the emphasis on it within the motions. It’s giving the “NUS buzzword of 2024”.
The only way workers can fight for their wages and conditions is to hit the system where it hurts, by withholding their labour and going on strike.
A new review released recommends that all university students, including part-time and international students, receive concession cards.
As of publication, the scholarship webpage has been restored and the dates for the scholarship labelled as “TBC”, with a note that the scholarship will not be awarded in 2025.
