Overall, this isn’t a budget that students and young people will significantly benefit from, at least not in the short term.
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With warm bellies, fuzzy brains, and full hearts, we took to the night, and let Dark Mofo swallow us whole.
What Honi did have the (dis)pleasure of witnessing was the opening plenary about leadership and organising, hosted by Stephen Donnelly.
Unity, babes, we know this doesn’t work.
Definitely couldn’t have used the sleep…
For the first time in living memory, Honi Soit had the opportunity to travel across borders to bear witness to the National Union of Students (NUS) Education Conference, or EdCon for short.
“It makes me wonder what type of world we live in where you all need to constantly humanise yourself. That itself is dehumanisation and an act of violence, where you need to say, oh my god, we’re not numbers, we’re humans.”
The persistent contradiction in the governance of universities is that, to this day, state governments, despite their legal requirements, do not view it as their responsibility for the provision, funding, and oversight of university education.
My friends and I scour flatmates dot com and Facebook marketplace, searching for a semi-affordable share house near the University…
Despite their recent resounding victory in the 2025 federal election, it remains unlikely that they will deliver the sweeping changes that we so desperately need. We have seen Labor unwilling to listen to their rank-and-file and even their own National Platform. It remains on you as a vigilant citizen to hold them to account for the continued goals they have promised.
