Woroni

The Voice of ANU Students Since 1950

19.12.2024 Natcon 2024 Day 3: Someone Walks Out 14.12.2024 Natcon 2024 Day 2: Splits, Spills, and “Shut Up” 13.12.2024 ANU Criticises NTEU for “Cheap Stunts” As Union Demands VC Bell’s Removal 10.12.2024 NATCON Day 1: Yell At Each Other Before Voting Exactly As You Would Have Anyway 10.12.2024 Diary of an Ex-Hack: Cabin Fever - a NUS Natcon 2024 preview

Nine Issues with the Night Noodle Markets and How We Can Fix Them

21.3.2018 by Lachlan Smith

Canberra,
Food

The 37% rule

20.3.2018 by Liam King

Canberra,
Discovery,
Housing,
Science

Meanwhile, in Canberra... #3

19.3.2018 by Jasper Lindell

Canberra,
Domestic,
Regular Column,
Youth

Black Panther entertains while breaking box office records and historical barriers

17.3.2018 by Darcy Bembic

Film,
Reviews

Meanwhile in Canberra... #2

7.3.2018 by Jasper Lindell

Canberra,
Domestic,
Politics,
Regular Column

More than Myth: Social Commentaries in The Lord of the Rings

19.2.2018 by Jeremy Little

Film

The Last Jedi: All You Need to Know

19.2.2018 by Katie Ward

Film

We All Jig-Saw That Coming

19.12.2017 by Alexandra Elgue

Film,
Reviews

A Train Trip Down Memory Lane

11.12.2017 by Josie Ganko

Film,
Reviews

Capital Gains: Quality Of Life In Canberra

20.9.2017 by Jasper Lindell

Canberra,
History,
Life and Style

Going Grey in More Ways Than One

19.9.2017 by Eleanor Armstrong

Canberra

More Gore Is An Audience Chore

13.9.2017 by Alex Elgue

Environment,
Film,
Reviews

Dunkirk: An Audio-Visual Epic

1.9.2017 by Dominic Harvey-Taylor

Film,
Reviews

Harry Potter: 20 Years On

4.8.2017 by Julia Faragher and Rebecca Hobson

Film

I Watched The Red Pill So That You Didn’t Have To

29.7.2017 by Max Koslowski

Film

Wonder Woman Is Out of Your League

29.7.2017 by Alexandra Williams

Film,
Reviews

Stars Shine in Constellations

22.7.2017 by Jack Foster

Canberra,
Reviews,
Theatre

Cars 3 revs expectations

15.7.2017 by Zac Rayson

Film,
Reviews

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Woroni operates on the stolen land of the Ngunnawal and Ngambri lands. This land always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land. We are striving to do better for future reconciliation.

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