Eastern Avenue is no longer the stage of stujo electoral theatre it once was and even the presence of Facebook has waned.
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“Uni was so politically active in the 70s,” she said. “Whether it was the Vietnam moratorium, whether it was land rights… It was a really interesting time of agitating for change, because there were so many areas to change.”
What emerged was an interesting blend of the SRC and USU. Funding for direct activism is rare, but the funding of social events often creates a platform for change.
In a crowded field, Honi interviewed six undergraduate candidates to understand their policy priorities and what makes them stand out.
Honi sat down with three of the postgraduate candidates to get an insight into their policy priorities and how they would approach the role.
The policy change would be implemented from Semester 1 2025 and students who need more than two days will need to go through the more arduous special consideration system
It’s unclear if the left bloc will be oppositional after losing the Presidency, or work with Fisher on common ground. The trend of council meetings focusing on the rightward lurch of the Labor party suggest the former is more likely.
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Honi spoke to Thorpe early in the day at Manning and he said that he was sceptical that most of his own voters were preferencing Fisher.
