In an attempt to manipulate the math of quorum and disprove maths as a general concept, Godwin claimed, “Infinity is, like… very debatable.”
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Mešterović: “Dr Sun Yat Sen is turning in his grave… At least Bob Hawke was a big idea right-wing guy! Put your soul into it! This makes me sad!”
After a tiring few months trying to organise the first SRC meeting of 2025, it finally happened. It was worth the wait.
By the Executive’s own logic, accepting this interpretation of the SSAF funding would also prohibit Fisher from condemning the Liberal party as implicit — almost explicit, given his alignment with NSWLS — support for the Labor Party’s federal election campaign.
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?”
‘NatCon’ is a word that sends a thrill through the veins of student politicians in Australia, and a smidgen of terror into student journalists. But what’s all the fuss about?
A new review released recommends that all university students, including part-time and international students, receive concession cards.
Grace Wallman, Board Director, asked the board to “avoid the two bad apples approach […] as the USU can’t pretend it doesn’t exist in our community, we really just need to frame out minds [that] this is part of a larger systemic issue”.
The fight to free Palestine and cut the government’s and USyd’s ties to Israel is far from over. What the movement on campus needs to do now is get more organised and be prepared to hit the ground running next semester, arranging more forums, rallies, and sit-ins to defy USyd management until our demands for USyd to cut ties are met.
Eastern Avenue is no longer the stage of stujo electoral theatre it once was and even the presence of Facebook has waned.