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BREAKING: Fate of Criminal Law exam remains unclear

Education November 9, 2022By Sam Randle

This is the biggest law exam scandal since 2013.

Local gay centrist moved by compelling Meryl Streep performance to become a Thatcherite

Comedy March 17, 2020By Marlow Hurst

Streep’s performance as Margaret Thatcher was all Chester Greenfield needed to finally commit to one side of the political spectrum.

UQ LNP club criticised over homophobic protest

News January 13, 2020By Lara Sonnenschein

The UQ LNP Club is no stranger to controversy.

The Presidential Race: Profiling Josie Jakovac (Boost)

Analysis September 13, 2019By Honi Soit

Despite an impressive CV, Jakovac occasionally sets a standard that she herself cannot follow

USU race sees Liberals claim independence for third year in a row

News May 13, 2019By Alan Zheng

A claim to independence comes with significant benefits for right-wing candidates

St Paul’s College “freshers” given monetary incentive to join SULC by members of soft-right

News February 22, 2019By Jessica Syed and Joseph Verity

First year college students were allegedly promised two dollars to sign up to the Liberal Club by members of the soft-right

USyd Young Liberals involved in Tinder controversy

News February 18, 2019By Honi Soit

Several Young Liberals have been accused of making derogatory comments towards an individual on Tinder in a bizarre ploy to win votes

Stacks on stacks: Jacob Masina elected SASS president

News November 4, 2016By Honi Soit

Hayden Tonazzi and Oliver Moore refuse to stack so much as chairs

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