SUPRA no longer so super No explanation has been given as to why Angelus Morningstar stepped down as SUPRA President several months on. Given that SUPRA is funded by SSAF money, a level of transparency is to be expected from the organisation. The meeting where Morningstar’s resignation was discussed was held in camera, meaning that…
Lucy Hughes Jones reports on the latest developments in enterprise bargaining between University staff and management
Students feel they are being short-changed, reports Max Chalmers
A group of NSW parliamentarians are fighting a bill they believe will erode a woman’s right to choose, writes Lucia Osborne-Crowley
Xiaoran Shi investigates the continued controversy over police on campus
Are Labor and the Liberals distinguishable on Indigenous policy? Kyol Blakeney investigates
Shurat up a ya face The Australian Human Rights Commission has terminated a class action filed against Sydney University academic, Professor Jake Lynch, for his involvement in the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement on campus. The action was filed by Israeli based civil rights group, Shurat HaDin, who stated that Lynch’s involvement in the BDS…
The rise of the minor party is one of the media’s pet narratives of the 2013 federal election. WikiLeaks, Palmer United, the Pirate Party: all claim to be dissatisfied with the old ALP-LNP duopoly and promote themselves as a new voice that you should install in the Senate. There’s another name on the list of…
